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Too busy 'reviewing' the taramps 8k.

They are so good he's speechless.

Another Taramp Seller, sold 10 at Slamology, 8 of them have been sent in repair. So I'm very curios who and how many is "a ton".

Tool show I went to a few months ago was killer. I am ready for another.

Officially on a 7 day vacation! My body needs the rest. Two months since I quit taking pain meds.

Regardless what reasons and arguements. I'm buying a big ass Korean amp. LOL

Hit my 60, Hit my 60 at a sanctioned show, broke a world record, broke another world record. Now what to do? Demo truck?

Could use a marker for each mounting hole and then remove the sub and pre drill

Yea, but i have questioned his selling strategy as well. He was also the same person who said that he sold close to 30 amplifiers and 30% of them failed and he still had 20% more to sell before he ran out and was too afraid to sell them. He didn't know what to tell his customers about the appropriate specifications on what is different with these amps vs korean amps, for example. that was also the time where he damaged one himself running it WAY out of spec on purpose. so after educating him on what he had been doing wrong(not his fault just lack of knowledge), then he starts to sell more.. However, when someone says i sold 10 and 8 got damaged... That's not information. That's just a random sentence. Did you know several NS1s did the same thing at the show? I guess sundown should stop manufacturing those.. No.. Amplifiers protect for a reason and as a dealer, especially if you are there in person, should be as passionate as i am about working with companies. They should at least have an idea as to why they failed. Lack of not knowing makes me feel that some of these dealers in this country either don't care or don't have the time to care. 8 of 10 failing.. if that's true then the first logical thing to come to mind is the dealer didn't tell the customers what the limitations were on these amps... Probably ran them below rated load... too high DC voltage, etc.. It's all been done before from others, especially the dealer himself. But that's purely speculation because of a broad statement without any facts behind it so not even worth guessing.

But, as much as I like Jacob and Sundown, I do agree they could have packed that sub a little better. I've had X's and Zv.4's arrive with the foam packing crushed inside the box, although I've never received a damaged sub like that.

The NSv.3's are all built in house. Besides that, all subs coming from China are ran through QC when they arrive. How do you think they end up with b-stock items and the qc fail items they sell in the yard sales?