MAX POWER - Enclosure test

MaxPower test out the latest Enclosures in August 2009 Issue, with a great review on the space 12 CBR Enclosure. » read more

MAX POWER - ANTI VIBE

MaxPower feature and review the new Anti VIBE sound deadening material.» read more

AUTO SALON (Australia) - VIBE CBR12 EVO

Australian Magazine 'Auto Salon' put the VIBE CBR 12 Evo Active to the test in their latest magazine review. Also with a handy wiring guide.» read more

TALK AUDIO: Review the new LiteBox Bass 1

The really big story with the Bass 1 is that it can be master-slaved AND strapped. This means that two amplifiers may be combined to run one speaker wire at double the power and furthermore you can slave multiple amplifiers up to use them strapped or on their own. The manual clearly shows how to run say four amps on one signal to four subs or how to run four amps to run two subs at double power, all with the one single signal input. » read more

TALK AUDIO: Review the new LiteBox Bass 1

The really big story with the Bass 1 is that it can be master-slaved AND strapped. This means that two amplifiers may be combined to run one speaker wire at double the power and furthermore you can slave multiple amplifiers up to use them strapped or on their own. The manual clearly shows how to run say four amps on one signal to four subs or how to run four amps to run two subs at double power, all with the one single signal input. » read more

MAX POWER: Review the new BlackDeath QB69

Max power give a general review the 2009 Blackdeath QB69's in April Edition. 'These 6x0s use an innovative magnet and motor structure taken straight from a sub'» read more

MAX POWER: Review the new LiteAir Speakers

Hot on the heels of their LiteBox amplifiers, Vibe are set to release these shallow LiteAir speakers in May. With lightweight woven Kevlar and fibreglass cone and front mounted magnet to reduce depth even further, they'll mount in even the lightest spaces.» read more

ME: Mobile Electronics Review the new LiteAir Amplifiers

On the high street at least smaller usually means better, thanks largely to consmers knowing that there has been the latest technology used to get everything we expect, only in a smaller package. It's the same across consumer electronics the world over. » read more