Aaron Clinton

Holy crap that awesome !!!

In Nags Head, but still on the laptop. No breather.

That is always great to hear as that was very important in the design process.

Sweet. Yayay!

I am not sure where to start, but they took a number of queues from a few VERY durable, well established, high end amps. We were not going to throw something so expensive and risky out there that wasn't a dead on certainty that they will be reliable and perform. Benefits are long, as in how stout they are, the board design, the proven tech, the well done heat sink, the part choice, the foot print, the design, the durability, and so on. Yes, I know much of it is seeing these in person to see and feel how nice they are. When we debuted them at Slamology, the reaction was awesome. They are heavy for their size, that is due to the thick heat sink. Heat has not at all be an issue in extensive testing before production. I'm not saying you should change your IA amp, they are great also. These are simply an outstanding option in the higher end amplifier market (see our subs, our mids, our tweets, all high end pieces priced very well that people need to see them perform to see how good they are) and we have priced them very competitively, and they are under ratted.

I plan to launch a larger model, but it will be a little while if you want the honest answer. These were horribly expensive to get off the ground, so it will take a while to recoup money to do another run and then add larger models.

Thanks, that is due to them not being a cheaply made amp or even just a logo slapped on someone elses amp. These things emptied us out, they were very expensive to launch.

Yes, Timmy came to Slam and we had him and his truck in our booth.

It is only Zcon in name at the moment. Will probably be a separate model.

Thank you sir.

Glad to hear you like it so much. If I see one pop up for sale, I will point it out to you.

Some recent photos at Slamology 2017 when we debuted the SSA IC150.4 and SSA IC2200.1 amplifiers. If you are wondering why Scottie Johnson of XS Power is holding the monoblock, that is because there is XS Flex OFC wire inside (see bright blue contrast to red board).

That would be awesome, but at this time, I have no home for them. Both towers are down and my ole' lappy is making lots of fan noise.