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I might be a few months behind on this one. But, did I hear/read correctly that PPI was aquired by Orion (or their parent company)? What does this mean for PPI as a company and will the merger make for a product that is better than Orion and PPI are currently (is that possible)?
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You are a little behind here but don't worry its still noteworthy. After changing hands more times than a door knob to the men's room at Taco Bell PPI was finally bought and is now owned by a company called ADST. They are also the parent company of Orion and a/d/s. That company was a part of a failed takeover attempt by some internet car audi ostart up earlier this year. If you look into the new products from these companies you will see a lot of shared technology. The new PPI DEQ230 is basically an orion DEQ30 in a PPI shell. Same with a/d/s' new digital EQ. This sharing of technology is whats helping Orion come out with new products like their HCCA subs. Overall from the look of everything this has been a mostly positive move on the part of all these companies.
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But on a good note I think I might "have" to like them again..lol..
I liked them before just now its different...more word to come later...
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I would like ppi to combine with cerwin vega. and creat one sub from both companys and flat piston stoker would be cool. and effective. over 4" off exucrusion would be good and possible.
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From a dealer standpoint; I can't get anything taken care of through PPI and I carried both Orion and PPI. I thought the service would get better. PPI just doesn't want to warranty anything. We had a c2 off for warranty for 8 months. That isn't much of a turnaround time.
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