My sub amps always dying

chris_h: Thanks for also seeing the joke. I thought maybe I was going nuts. New Project: 2003 Pathfinder

uthink seems to be a big target lately... BTW, I caught the joke as well, and thought it was pretty funny. BWAHAHAHAAHIt all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

markcars wrote: Your words "and this entire episode is entirely your imagination".. In other words, you say I was lying?

It was just a joke at another member's expense.  :)

There have been a number of quality issues with Nakamichi equipment over the years.  I went through three MB-100's before I got one with a working CD changer mechanism.  I am a bit surprised you have this issue with one of their amps, but then again Nakamichi USA is still struggling with a number of structural problems related to their business reorginazation.  Perhaps this model line is simply this year's problem child.

Stick with it and make sure your dealer gets you free replacements until you are satisfied.

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Wow, so many responses to my question. Thanks all! I used to spend a lot of time reading stuff on here and learning very useful things but lately I've been so busy with other stuff, I don't know who is serious and who is not anymore and need to read up more I guess. kfr01 I see you got very upset. I am not mad at you at all like I mentionned before even though you started using some french. I can understand your position. I did not catch on the joke rightaway as I don't spend much time on here anymore unfortunately. No offence given, no offence taken. I tried replying to your PM yesterday but your mailbox is full. This Nakamichi saga really makes me worried now. I hope my 700ii won't die on me someday soon. So far my PA 2004 seems to keep up as well. With a HU and 2 Amps bad/going bad, I am not the happiest camper on this site. The worst I experienced was when I receved a replacement "Brand new" PA8001 that does not work and then the dealer at first tells me he tested it before sending it to me. (Of course later he realises that all he looked for is the green LED light up) For the time being I put back my Alpine MRD500 that I still had gathering dust, which works quite well. I am now debating with myself if I should stay with the Alpine, use my 3rd time new Nak PA8001 or just get a new very high end amp after some good research this time. Thanks, Mark

Ya, I thought that joke was pretty damn funny, esspecially being someone who has read most of uthinkukno posts. He does love his Nak stuff. Let us know what happens when you get your new ampdouble-secret reverse-osmosis speaker-cone-induced high-level interference distortion, Its a killer