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We keep all the "hope" out of it with proper engineering and testing, and then some more testing.

So I get this e-mail saying the status of the order I placed on Nov-30 has changed. The item has shipped. Pretty fhawking cool I thought, and went on my merry way. I figured it'd come some time after X-mas. Later in the day, I was out in the garage getting ready to do an oil change when the FedEx truck pulls up. WTF!? Sho nuff, the delivery man drops this off: No way, I just got the email, I thought to myself... Well I guess the automated Fi customer update system is still set to BTL UFO order fulfillment schedule. On a side note it looks like FedEx is on a roll with punching holes in the sides of boxes. Spoiler Alert! Everything checked out fine. On to the pics. It's usual Fi packaging fan fare here. The big reveal, coming at you at funny angle. :\ Typical Fi extras. Fi nally a clear shot. I was a little curious on how the new surround would compare to that of previous models. It's bigger. A little side by side with the previous big dog from Fi. Now a bunch of pics: The end.

I love this ride....Sander needs to share a lot of his pics with us...of this and the Probe!

For the Rms in T/S parameters, the "ms" is actually supposed to be written in subscript, i.e. Rms where for Root Mean Squared it's all written in standard capitalized script RMS or all lowercase rms. The problem is not everything can format subscript properly or for shorthand people are too lazy, so the Rms is written Rms.To make matters worse RMS power is actually an inaccurate term. RMS power was for whatever reason the term picked up by the audio world, but electrically and mathematically it doesn't exist and is a useless term and value. The term we should be using is average continuous power, Pavg because VRMS * IRMS = Pavg, not RMS power. RMS power doesn't exist. So in reality the RMS power figure every audio company states is an imaginary value since RMS power isn't a real electrical or meaningful term.

Nice enclosures, just need more of them to have SSA subs in them.

no..and...no.. it hasn't been 'replaced' we just took it down because it's the end of the lifecycle on the N series woofers..it's not being replaced by the team sub we had no issues with heat and the way that we did the neo on the motors..that's why we had that massive hunk of aluminum heatsink in the middle of it so it never got hot enough to lose flux..

lil good luck on trying to keep a tally on all the audio shit hugo has on hand at any point in time....... he is a true audiophile this is just the stuff he received this week!! his wife is so nice and so very understanding its wild!!! im guessing you bought this more or less just to get a hands on look of the new line?

i had the plesure of blowing one of onebadmontes n2s .. i guess it was less then a pleasure,

Nicee!! You're buying all the badass subs! Finish it off with some SSA subs! So let me ask, did you even do the oil change?? Lol