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Re: ISP Technologies... Tell me about them because the salesman couldn't.We have an ISP Tripower Reference rig over XMAX 212 subwoofers for over 4 years now and absolutely love it! I would consider this setup to be a direct competitor to the QRx/SRX lines and IMO find it to be superior to those in every way other than rider friendliness. Two boxes can do the work of 4 SRX or QRX tops and sound stunning doing it. They really throw well too and we've had people come from blocks away saying they heard good music and had to check it out. They are also insanely efficient - a stack of 1 Tripower reference top over a single XMAX sub can run off a 15 amp breaker at full tilt and not blow it (not that we ever make a habit of it, but for the size shows that these get taken out on the power situation is often not the greatest). It's also nice not to have to lug around amp racks and cost wise once you factor in amps and cabs these are either about the same or actually less. To me this setup is very ideal for many on the JV forum here and also excellent as a smaller B rig for those of us with a pile of other, larger, gear.I am confused about them making cold calls like that - was it actually someone for the company or was it a new local rep?
Re: ISP Technologies... Tell me about them because the salesman couldn't.
We have an ISP Tripower Reference rig over XMAX 212 subwoofers for over 4 years now and absolutely love it! I would consider this setup to be a direct competitor to the QRx/SRX lines and IMO find it to be superior to those in every way other than rider friendliness. Two boxes can do the work of 4 SRX or QRX tops and sound stunning doing it. They really throw well too and we've had people come from blocks away saying they heard good music and had to check it out. They are also insanely efficient - a stack of 1 Tripower reference top over a single XMAX sub can run off a 15 amp breaker at full tilt and not blow it (not that we ever make a habit of it, but for the size shows that these get taken out on the power situation is often not the greatest). It's also nice not to have to lug around amp racks and cost wise once you factor in amps and cabs these are either about the same or actually less. To me this setup is very ideal for many on the JV forum here and also excellent as a smaller B rig for those of us with a pile of other, larger, gear.
I am confused about them making cold calls like that - was it actually someone for the company or was it a new local rep?
