Aaron Clinton

Thanks, let's hope they start moving.

A number of years ago, I went through a T-Line patch for a single 8. Built 2 enclosures and bought two others. None of the 4 could match the simple sealed 12 performance. My biased vote for your subs would be the SSA Demons.

Full disclosure, you are not going to get positive support on anything CT or SKAR here due to the history of those brands and the owners. That being said, yes, you can go with a flurry of smaller subs. It will be different and have some visual appeal. That is the sole reason why we did a quad SSA F8L's build in mark's old truck, for the looks and to highlight that sub. In the end, the question is really up to you; do you want unique or do you want to lean best performance for your dollar?

Thanks, this is right up your alley. But you're never going to switch. Hahaha.

That's how I like my women.

We have finally released our new amp. It is a tiny tiny production run to see how people like them. Meant for the high end, SQ market, without the European price tag. If this model moves as well as I hope, it will help spawn another model in the line up soon. https://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/ssa-dm150-2-2-channel-amplifier-150w-x-2-ch-or-500w-x-1-ch/ Introducing the all new SSA DM150.2 amplifier. An old school approach, with updated components, for the most discerning of ears. If your front stage is lacking warmth and clarity, its time to upgrade. Our first amplifier in our high-end, sound quality, Class- A/B - Demon amplifier line. The SSA DM150.2 is the elite choice for that high end active front stage, premium passive components, and especially a sound quality sub (SSA Demon). We've incorporated direct inputs for those competition installs that use an external DSP and want their amp to be a pure gain block. Stellar looks to match the design and components. Don't let your speakers or your ears down, #levelup to the all new SSA DM150.2 amplifier. 150 Watts RMS X 2 @ 4 Ohm 500 Watts RMS X 1 @ 4 Ohm Angled Terminals for show quality installations Full Complimentary low distortion Class AB design Tiffany Style RCA connectorsFull Complimentary low distortion Class AB design Butterworth Crossover Filters for premium level performance An extra pair of input connectors for a direct input that will bypass the crossover so the amp can act as a gain block The op amps featured are TI chips w/BB technology high performance audio grade IC's Docking Pads® to reduce vibration & extend the life the amplifier DC, Short Circuit, Thermal & Overload Protection, on board fusing Diagnostic LEDs Specifications OUTPUT POWER @ 14.4V input RMS per channel at 4 Ohms 150 W x 2 CH RMS per channel at 2 Ohms 250 W x 2 CH RMS Bridged Mono at 4 Ohms 500 W x 1 CH RMS Mono at 1 Ohm N/A INPUT SENSITIVITY 200mV - 6.0V FREQUENCY RESPONSE 10Hz - 30KHz +/- 0.5dB THD LESS THAN 0.01% S/N RATIO > 103 dB CHANNEL SEPARATION > 91 dB DAMPING FACTOR @100Hz 4 ohm > 200 CROSSOVER RANGE High Pass, 12dB/Octave 80-1.2K Hz Low Pass, 24dB/Octave 10Hz - 250Hz Subsonic N/A Variable Bass Boost (0 to +12 dB bass boost at 45 Hz) Yes Phase Shift (0 - 180 degrees) No Fusing 3 x 40A Size (L x W x H) in 16.4 x 8.9 x 2.2

Launched our first Class A/B 2 channel. Been wanting it for many years now.

Love that model.

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Look forward to the reviews for sure.

A new build house. If the Evil moves well, we will consider bringing the Team Evil back.

We need pictures of the haul before you sell it !

Yes, we are almost ready to list them for sale. They will start out in a 15" and 18" only. The new version has had almost everything but the basket tweaked or improved slightly. Little more steel in the pole, new surround, new cone body, new cap, new custom tooled spiders, triple sandwitched leads, new former with better cooling, slightly beefier top plate, new dome tag, similar coil as before. So it will have a pinch more motor force,