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I got an SPX for $850 last year before they raised their prices, and have just exercised the warranty.  The case is designed with a thick plastic lip surrounding the reset button, indicator lights and trim pot, so if you're using it out in the wild and leave it sitting on it's back, a good centimeter of rainwater will collect on top of those buttons!  The trim pot comes with a plastic snap-on cover that must be sealed with silicone, which means the adjustment is not meant for regular use....  What I like about the SPX is its universal input (120/240 requires only a pigtail adaptor) and portability.  However, it sure could use better waterproofing.