unboxing of the audison Forza C 8.14 bit

**** the c8.14 does NOT accept 4 gauge power/ground inputs. The owner's manual states 6 awg. I feel confident 8 gauge will be ok.
My audison apf8. 9bit stopped working and audison sent me the newer c8.14 bit under warranty/exchange. The apf8. 9bit had a 3year warranty!
I want to thank Ken Ward and Yoshio of audison/elettromedia for their help.:)
And, Marty Adamschek, an installer of the year, whom recently installed one of these, and took the time to answer my question on social media.

[@JasonWW2000]

I'm glad to see they stand by their warranty. I'm not familiar with your old amp, but would you say that this one is equivalent to your older one or is an upgrade?

[@christiandshatto7765]

Me too!!!! It is definetly an upgrade after trying their new SW last night, and for the size, its a powerful, clean, and rich output sounding amplifier!!!! ( It is about 15% less power than my old amp. The newer, M814, is a little wider, almost 9",& same power as before. Late last night I decided to use the extra DSP channels(1 already for sub output) to the 4 channels of the pro430 on my mids for staggered power👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻( tweeters are 65 watts, my center focal mid 65 watts, then front mids are getting170 watts power from the pro430, and rear mid drivers, also 170. I do not use coaxials in rear, vs. a normal midbass, band passed , for a softer rear fill. I'll have more time today to listen it to this way.

[@drrckhamilton]

Nice!!!

[@christiandshatto7765]

I thought the older apf 8.9bit was small, this is even smaller!!! Thanks for watching, and the comment!:-) ( the newer Forza M8. 14 is probably comparable in size to my old model.)