Any One Familiar With Sound Stream

[korsburn]

Hey i am thinking of going with sound stream 15 inch sub amp etc is anyone familiar with sound stream do they make a good product and info would be great.

 

[Infinity]

They are now owned by a company cashing in on the well-built reputation of Soundstream from the early 90's. They still make good performing equipment, but reliability and customer service are non-existent.

 

[ChingonStang]

I have had a few Soundstream Amps over the years and was always impressed by their rock solid stability. They always seemed so bullitproof to me. I still have a Soundstream 2 channel amp that I bought back in 1993 that is functional.

I am currently running a SOUNDSTREAM RUBICON RUB300-2 for my one 10 inch MTX subwoofer in a Thunderform box. It's puts out more power than I need and I find myself scaling the gains and input levels back.

Dunno bout the woofers, but I really like the amps. Good Luck.

 

[Red2000GT]

You're talking about the old series,the new ones are not the same. From what I've heard,the quality HAS gone down alot.

 

[ChingonStang]

I have owned quite a few soundstream amps over the years, never noticed any quality issues. Can't say the same for other amp companies...

 

[Infinity]

I have owned quite a few soundstream amps over the years, never noticed any quality issues. Can't say the same for other amp companies...

Go find a Class A 10.0 or a Reference 1000 and see if anything built since about 1993 can hold a candle. You're in for a surprise.

 

[Black2001GT]

Back in the Day, Soundstream was the first company that offered a 1/4 ohm stable amp. A friend of mind won allot of competitions with that amp.

 

[Infinity]

Yep, you could damn near weld a dead short with one. Hella power...as long as the output transistors stayed soldered to the board.

 

[drtc]

i currently own 3 soundstream van gogh series amps. I've never had a problem out of them and thery sound terrific.