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Accidentally broke a tab off of one of the leads, so I replaced with it with a pair of the RE leads...

It sounds to me like the amp has an internal issue. Unless you were running the amp at .5 ohm or so it shouldn't have been blowing fuses like that even if they were a tad smaller. That aside, if the amp is flickering on and off and has a draw on the remote line strong enough to affect the HU then something's not right in there IMHO. I would contact dB-r about having it looked at and repaired.

Not that I'm complaining. Piss on your snowmobiling Sean I'd rather enjoy these 80o March days than be outside shoveling snow right now like I usually am.

So this was a little different experience for me, haha, opening a product I've never seen opened before. I haven't seen any ZED equipment unpackaged, as far as newer model amps are concerned. Usually, when its time to open a present, you shake the box, listen for noise, look at the physical size of the package and w/e other technique we did as children, to nail it down to a few things of what might be inside. Well, I knew what was inside, I've just never seen one in person, where as christmas presents, we usually see our gifts at w/e store. So instead of ripping up the package, lol, I carefully untaped it There was no pretty pictures on the box, which is fine by me uhhhhhh, and then hold your breath There she is! Like I said, I didn't know what to expect, I actually just let it sit there in the box for a few minutes as I was sort of nervous lol I was really like this, After four weeks, I haz a Zed Leviathan 3 Its rather large, but not so heavy, which is good. maybe less than 10 lbs, I suppose you could put it in the "small thing big package" category:D As you can see from the picture, It has a decent size foot print, but the picture still does no justice. The big circle thing with all the copper coils wrapped around it is like, one big mofo lol. 3" in diameter to be exact. The caps are huge as well. There was quite a big of scracthes on the plexi, which kind of scared me at first, because some of the scratches are pretty deep. But once you remove the laminate cover, its squeeky clean. Ummm, overall, I really love this thing. Not sure when I will be installing it, most likely not for a while. I would like to get those 4 drivers and 4 tweets installed first. But like I said, 10/10 as far as first impression goes

have you tried checking the PPI website

You guys realize the AWG has little to do with the size here? Strand count and construction are going to be your major factors in overall size, not AWG. Taking measurements of differerent wires with different strand construction is pointless, you cannot compare them. The brands like KNU look bigger becasue they are smaller individual strands and are loosely constructed, not because they have more copper. The Welding cable is smaller because it has larger strands and more efficient construction. The only real way to determain the AWG is to measure the diameter of a single strand and then count how many there are. Unless you do this, you have no idea what the AWG is.