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rot8me
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Post #1 post 15th September 2010 - 08:32 AM
Hey guys
just wondering has anyone used fusion audio before ? (subs,speakers,amps,head decks)
if so what was it like good, bad, meh ?

im looking at getting a fusion sub and amp combo i just dont know if its any good.

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khubner
Post #2

i would probably steer clear of the amp. i am currently useing a set of 4" coaxials and 6.5" splits and they seem to be ok. im not getting any problmbs from them. however with audio you certainly do get what you pay for!

i would go with an amp that has abit of a better name behind them although i can't realy attest to any particular brand as i have a dna pos myself.

Audio Express
Post #3

budget minded gear for the budget minded person :bowrofl:

tweed
Post #4

iv used fusion speakers and headunit in my boat.. was pretty good.. never used subs tho

Wraith
Post #5

For what they cost they aren't a bad brand. What sort of sub and amp were you looking at?

rot8me
Post #6

dunno just herd of a sale on the radio i was going to check it out, just wanted a little inside info before splashing the cash.

yt1987
Post #7

what you pay for is what you get, you pay cheap you get cheap

the_random_hero
Post #8

Bleh, don't waste your money.
Budget and what car, we'll go from there.

steveisback
Post #9

mate honestly if you want basic sound go fusion, their not really up there. well they used to be but apparently they got new ownership last year and their not aiming for quality, more for a good price. so if u want a basic sound system go fusion.

milehigheric
Post #10

Fusion have been selling less then average gear since the 90's...nothing new hear.

limpet55
Post #11

mate, the fusion encounter series r shit, dont even bother, throw them at the neighbours cat! , n the fusion reactor rnt bad if ur strapped for cash, but the fusion power plant is pretty top shit aye, ive used it before and i loved it, ive never had a problem with the power plant series, but steer clear of that stupid "sub in a amp"thing, there shit, if u dont have any space, like in a ute, go the focal sub amp thing, and ive only recently started selling the new fusion stuff, seems alright but i wont know till ive sold more of it n hear feedback

Drifter995
Post #12

I hear the nv series isn't bad.
Also, steer clear of bazooka subs all together.

WoodStok
Post #13

the focal access range is a better bet for the kind of money fusion want you to pay, but yes you ALWAYS get what you pay for.

lordjebus2
Post #14

I use fusion powerplant 6.5's and powerplant 12" sub.
They go hard and look fucking cool.

MY92ROLLA
Post #15

Fusion is shit. I wouldn't use it if you paid me.

crazy.mofo
Post #16

i used fusion speakers in my setup before last. weren't to bad, but then all my shit got stolen. now iv realised that quality is the shiz so got JL c2's.

crazy.mofo
Post #17

depends if your after quality or just something that puts sound out. had fusion speakers once, they were alright but nowhere near quality standard.

James B
Post #18

try kickers they sound great i have them in my car, fusion isnt that great but like other people say pay cheap, get cheap.

Drifter995
Post #19

basically, it's cheap for a reason, the sound quality probably isn't all that flash hot.. i'd go buy something decent like some focals or something..
Do it once, do it right. in other words, save up, get good shit

MY92ROLLA
Post #20

My advice would be to go to a shop and audition speakers. Listen to some fusions then go somewhere and listen to say some alpines, focals etc. and you will see the difference. Like Drifter said, do it once, do it right and you'll be thankful you are up for new speakers when your fusions shit themselves (because they more than likely will)

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