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Yeah do something crazy SSA. Wireless amp, WiFi connectivity.

I can't believe no one has come out with a Bluetooth capable amplifier yet.

Skip the fucking headunit, stream it straight to the amp(s).

This coming from a guy who doesn't have a smartphone, Ipod or any other techno gadget. Just surprised with the technology out there now that no one has done it yet.

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I think of stuff like this all the time.. it's finding the right buildhouse that makes it worthwhile

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Yeah do something crazy SSA. Wireless amp, WiFi connectivity.

I can't believe no one has come out with a Bluetooth capable amplifier yet.

Skip the fucking headunit, stream it straight to the amp(s).

This coming from a guy who doesn't have a smartphone, Ipod or any other techno gadget. Just surprised with the technology out there now that no one has done it yet.

At least someone understands me lol.

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I'll take the simplicity, stability, and quality of the RCA over bluetooth or any other wireless technology any day.

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I will spill the beans on this .I am testing a pair of prototype now.

Having a little trouble making them fit tho.

Nuclear-Power-Plant1.jpg

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I will spill the beans on this .I am testing a pair of prototype now.

Having a little trouble making them fit tho.

Nuclear-Power-Plant1.jpg

You're making cooling towers for amplifiers?

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2500watt rms of ssa power sounds fucking amazing :)

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2500watt rms of ssa power sounds fucking amazing :)

I am trying to figure out the feasibility of supplying 1.21 giggawatts in a car.

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2500watt rms of ssa power sounds fucking amazing :)

I am trying to figure out the feasibility of supplying 1.21 giggawatts in a car.

I'd suggest a flux capacitor.

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You're making cooling towers for amplifiers?

HaHa, funny guy.

Pretty sure they are plenty capable of cooling my amps and serving as a butt plug for yourself.

:P

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You're making cooling towers for amplifiers?

HaHa, funny guy.

Pretty sure they are plenty capable of cooling my amps and serving as a butt plug for yourself.

:P

:lol:

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You're making cooling towers for amplifiers?

HaHa, funny guy.

Pretty sure they are plenty capable of cooling my amps and serving as a butt plug for yourself.

:P

Brings new meaning to blowing smoke, err steam, out your ass.

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Just found this leaked photo of the new SSA Amps being built for prototype testing....

350px-Dampfturbine_Laeufer01.jpg

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Aaron hard at work!

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:hsexilee_:

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Looks like the 5 M line.

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How about a standalone processor cheap enough for the masses so we can get back to pure gain blocks and none of the other BS with amps now. Keep the processing in the processors and the amplification in the amplifiers.

I'll take the simplicity, stability, and quality of the RCA over bluetooth or any other wireless technology any day.

I like the way you think. Your first idea would be fairly unique, and keep the price low without all the processing in the amp. I would prefer that; they're(amp xovers and such) not as exact as I like. Much simpler and more exact to do all that with a nice HU.

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