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SSA brings you HD photos first. Enjoy looking at these new amps by Crescendo Audio. http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/categories/amplifiers/crescendo-audio.html S1500.1 S600.1 S550.2 S800.4

Yep- talk about fast delivery! Took quite a few pics... I read in the SoundQubed section that they are a sister company to DD...I'd say that is true.lol Ahh- earth friendly box. Dang- no sticker.... What else is in the box... tada... Thanks SSA and SoundQubed for another great transaction!

SSA FTW

for the $$$ it has a nice 'feel' to it. Only thing I am immediately concerned with it the power inputs. I thought the were 1/0, and never researched it...so I am either gonna get some reducers...or order some 4 awg to run from the tees.

^^^ Exactly. Impedance and "reactive" resistance is basically the same thing. Regular resistance, like a resistor in a circuit, doesn't change with a given frequency, voltage, current, etc. Any coil wound resistor/resistance has an impedance that changes with the AC frequency that goes through it. DC current sees a constant resistance value though and is typically lower than AC impedance. As Julian mentioned the impedance value that is listed is basically like an average for a given range of frequencies. 1.4 ohms would be about 2 ohms nominal impedance. You are measuring that resistance with the subs disconnected from the amp, correct? Three dual 2 ohm subs could be wired to .33 ohms (all parallel), 1.33 ohms (series coils/parallel subs), 3 ohms (parallel coils/series subs), and 12 ohms (all series). Can be viewed here.

Couple pics of my friend 54 that is at my house for awhile till he makes room for it. Truck is badass, 350/350, s10 frame, PS, PB, tilt wheel etc. Truck has been on the power tour and could be driven anywhere.

Before you do the ATF flush pull the valve cover and spray carb cleaner down the pushrod hole and let it soak in for a few minutes then do the ATF flush. Good luck.