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i believe ground zero is out of germany they make massive woofers and amplifiers so if i were you i would look into them

Honestly, you get good shipping rates to APO addresses, through USPS. Generally, stuff sold here (Europe) is more expensive, which is exactly the reason why I have a TON of gear bought from the US, even though I'm not in the military so I don't have cheap shipping.

Welcome Im from phoenix as well. Check out the build log and if you ever want to hear some SSA subs in person I am your man. Done countless installs with them!!!!

My truck is gonna be used in a county music video tomorrow. Got the wheels done black with the chrome beauty rings and caps on. Thinking of putting some fat white walls on her and dropping another inch. That may be what's sets this one apart from most. A 275/60/15 is stuck in my mind.

Get the Crescendo bc3500d and run it at .5. You could save some coin and go crescendo bc2000d x2 and strap them for 4k @2 ohm.

That sucks... Daytime pics, finally... Expand please. Lamb -> Kabob - parsley, onion, garlic, cumin, clove, mint (probably google shish, sheekh, kofta etc)Beef, Duck -> Laab - mint, lime, fish sauce, chile Pork -> pseudo dumpling style - ginger, garlic, scallion, soy Obviously other derivations utilizing soy, hoisin, yogurt, lemon, fish sauce and so on can work too. Exacly what I was looking for. I needed a push towards flavor profile. Asain might be the way I go just for a giggle. Hoison, soy, garlic, onion and ginger. Play it safe for a first try. How can I make roasted taters Asian flavored though? Fry them in a pan of dog meat!!!

Haters gonna hate. I guess lol... Here in AZ we don't need them often, today I was driving and tried to clean my windshield with the wipers and they weren't there haha. I seriously didn't know what to think, who does that shit? I don't know but that's pretty funny......going to keep that one in my back pocket for the next time I'm really drunk.

Just sent to my BIL.

Thanks to all that have chimed in on this one. I agree that our lead times have been excessive and are truly sorry for the delays. Just when we dig out of one delay we get right back into another. The current issues are multiple and are being worked through as rapidly as possible. Customers are currently being contacted about delays via phone (or email if messages are left). Now to address the overall issues: Adding employees... 2 new ones over the past month. Neither of which are office staff and are not currently building drivers. It is impossible to find skilled staff that can simply sit down and a build table and go. New staff is handling other aspects of production besides building drivers. They are already alleviating some back up. Need more machines... we just purchased another hydrolathe and will be receiving it later next week. While not an instant cure, it will go onto the shop floor and help our other massively overburdened hydrolathe once it is set up and dialed in. (These are the task specific lathes that run the profiles of all back plates and top plates) Our current one runs non-stop and is backed up. Need more customer service... Again, not the easiest of tasks. We have people tell us simply to hire teens to handle email and phones. Having this approach in the past set us up for significant issues. Only some of the emails are straight forward and can be handled by a tracking number or simple confirmation. Most emails entail something tech related as well and then need to be sent to someone that can handle them. The overall customer service need is for skilled audio industry individuals and not just a warm body. We are working on this one as well. Implementing a new email system will help keep track of emails/tasks that will let everyone quickly know if it can be answered by anyone or if it needs staff with a specific skill set. Seasonal... for us this is normally a busy time, but internationally as well as domestically we have be hit by massive orders. It seems that distributors have really upped the orders and we didn't see this coming. As Fi customers, distributors get put into line with everyone else, but when there turn comes... its a big turn. OEM... while most do not know, we do manufacturing for other companies as well. This normally isnt as big of an issue as we schedule most OEM runs ahead of time and can shuffle them around some when needed. But, OEM has exploded for some of our companies as well and when their turn comes, it takes a toll on the scheduling board. We have seen this coming and are working with our customers on long term solutions for their needs. This will greatly ease the increasing demand from our long term OEM customers keeping the Fi customers rolling along smoothly. And there are other issues that add up... I truly appreciate our customers patience for a quality US manufactured sub. It would be a simple solution to get speakers made in China or to have steel made overseas, but it truly goes against what I believe in (in doing as much work in house and supporting the US economy through manufacturing). In spite of this we are doing everything we physically can to up our efficiency and lower our lead times. I am disappointed too... but look at this as an opportunity to dial in our processes and streamline things for the long term. We are working hard in the meantime to get things back to our normal 10-15 business day lead time (and then back to the older 7-10 day time). Again, I do share your frustration, but thank you whole heartedly for putting your faith in us and our products. Thanks, Scott

Why not port the Dcon first? I agree. That DCON will surprise you in a ported enclosure.