Quentin Jarrell

title should read "State titles for Swift and Senchez" Callaway doesn't get the trophy when Mickelson wins a tournament. All DSS did was build the drivers, you did the hard work.

Klippel uses Tracy Chapman.

I'm sure as the years go by and I produce a full line up of product that destroys everything in its price point like the Ethos does people will stop second guessing.

Don't worry about it. You'd be amazed the questions I get asked.

Worst part is they copy dc audio. Then they ship it overseas? Kinda regretting my ethos now... Don't worry the new ones have different machining for those that buy per looks. Although now that I think about it it may hurt my sales?

The rumor is DSS copies other stuff and has child labor in Asia build them.

If you have 15 inches in height do 12's. The box will be nearly the same size.

I'm expecting them to be in for tax time. I'll post preliminary small signal parameters for each size based off FEA programs however official T/S parameters will not be posted until I have each size and coil configuration Klippel tested. In addition to Small signal parameters I will have Large Signal parameters list which is what will be used to determine enclosure specifications. Below are the preliminary pricing I am expecting these to MAP for. They may very a bit but I don't expect it to be more than 5 or 10 bucks more or less. 10"= $275 12"= $282 15"= $290 18"= $305

Yea I have no desire to overcharge. A good profitable margin is good enough. No need to charge 120 percent Mark up like everyone else.

Maybe I need to increase price to $450 to slow demand?

Transfer function would be better firing it to the side versus up. I'll look at it later tonight.

Post your max dimensions and how you want the port and sub to face.

$142.95 plus shipping. This comes with EVERYTHING needed to recone.

If you have a layaway plan your motors are being held.

While the car is apart put deadener on each rear quarter panel. They rattle and flex like a tin can.

No the 12 is the 12. The 10 uses a 15 image. The 10 looks like my avatar.

go with one 12

Myth #1. Subwoofer size has ABSOLUTLY no effect on "speed." A 15" sub will play the same as a 10" or 12" even 18". An improperly designed enclosure is to blame for double bass drums muddling together. Having said that, if you have space restrictions, a 12" would probably be a safer bet. Have you measured what fits? Or at least what space you're willing to give up? On a properly designed transducer this is correct. But take a motor designed for a 12 and throw a 18 inch moving mass coupled with it's air load and you have transient issues. There is a reason why the motor on a JL w7 8 is smaller than the motor on a JL w7 13. The Ethos motor was designed for a 15 and the enclosures I recommend ensure proper response. This is why every single customer that has bought an Ethos regardless the size says its one of the best sounding subwoofer they have ever owned.

Cheap enough that any manufacture in their right mind uses him. Ones like: a/d/s/, Alpine, American Bass, American Speaker Box, API, Artistic Audio, Artison, AudioVox, Audix, Autotek, Blaupunkt, Cerwin Vega, Crossfire, Daichi, DEI, Directed Electronics, Fishman, General Motors, Harmon, Icon, Innovative Fluidics, MB Quart, MTX, Niles, OEM, Orion, OZ Audio, Paramount, Phoenix Gold, POLK, PPI, PRC / Solus, PRECOR, Pyle/Klipsch, Rockford, RME, Russound, Seas, Sonavox, Stillwater, Titanium Power, Top Source, Triad, Vance Dickason, Washburn, X3 There is a reason people say he's one of if not the best in the world.

After a few days of break-in it'll be on its way to Redrock.

AS THE TITLE SAYS THE ORDER COMING IN OCTOBER IS 50% SOLD!!!

^yea that one

I say you go Steve Owens' route.

Tridents, Ethos and samples of the Encore and Primo.