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I can't believe the get together has come and gone. It was a good meet with familiar faces and a few new faces. Thanks to Big Jon and the team at the Happy Cow Bar and Grill for their efforts in making this meet possible. Metering and full tilt demos were cut short this year, but that didn't stop us from hanging out and talking car stereos. Enough of my rambling, now some pics. Jake was one of the few to get to meter on BigJon's TL. The Happy Cow Bar and Grill allowed us to setup a lane next to their covered patio. This made for a great meet in the shade. Many thanks. Here's another angle of the people enjoying that nice patio. This is Jake's setup. Two Fi BLs off of a Sundown 3000. Jake is running those Alpine 6 x 9's in a dipole setup. These Austin guys sure are weird. Hence the saying: Keep Austin Weird. More on the way.

Sorry, but SSA doesn't support people who want to cheat on a drug test.

A quote from the manual of what they are working on next.

Looked for the post but found a tape measure on the desk instead, it is 6.75" edit found thread. Icon Motor - SSA Car Audio Forum

Oscar is another familiar face that made it down from Austin. Here is a shot of his Voyager. Oscar stepped it up this year replacing his Kicker L7's with a pair of Fi BTLs. He also added some neon lighting to his box to highlight the Austin Skyline artwork on his plexiglass cover. Nice work Oscar.

This is BigJon's new to him Navigator This is the business end of his setup. Here is where the party's at. BigJon's setup is like a mullet. Business in the front, party in the back.

Another new face to join us is Vic. Him and his girlfriend made it all the way from College Station. Vic's Durango is more than it seems. I dig those headlights. Vic opted to replace his rear seats with a pair of Cresendo 3k amps and some Kinetic Batteries. Got port area? Vic was voted the loudest at the meet. An unofficial metering session produce a whopping 149db at 38Hz. Vic's running a pair of 18" BTLs with RE Audio re-cones. Many complained of headaches after demo-ing Vic's system.

BigJon's buddy Ismael was able to make it out again for this year's meet. Ismael was another one of the few to get metered. It's hard to imagine this stock appearing Caddy is packing this custom work in the trunk.

Cadillac Matt made it out with a few friends. Here is his Caddy in all it's glory. Soak it in fellas this might be the last we see of this legend. Matt's looking to move on. We wish him well.

A new face that made out was Steve Mead. That's Mead without the "E". Steve rolled in style with this Texas sized Silverado. I was able to catch Steve's eight's in action. Those little eight's were putting out Texas sized bass thanks to the Sundown 3000 powering them.

Another familiar face that made it out was Edward from Austin. Edward's Infinity is clean and cool with a hot Tangerine paint job. The interior is clean with matching tangerine highlights throughout. Edward changed his setup this year to a TC Sounds Neo sub in a 4th order bandpass box. Here we can see the 4" Aero ports venting into the cabin. Edward also fabricated a sweet cover for his amp with a plexiglass window to show off the innards of his US Amp Here is a little behind the scenes on the ports of Edward's band pass box. Stay tuned.

Man, I didn't know so many people on the board were design engineers for amps.

Turn the bass boost off... EDIT:SPLguy, why would you want nasty power? That just means clipping=shitty SQ

thats what i use my gain nob for, 6db bass boost is ok