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I have a lot of them. And also all her Playboy photos, even the unreleased ones. I personally feel she has THE PERFECT BODY. And she's gorgeous too. If only she did porn.

My all-time favorite is the Audison HR100. A little out of budget for most, but just an amazing amp. I got the chance to listen to some Butler Tube Amps a couple months ago and fell in love. Thing is, they fell into that category I mentioned above. Same as Audison, but I heard some not too great things from one of their reps. You know it's bad when a company rep tells you to go elsewhere. My second all time favorites are the PPI Art Series. I just sold my entire stash to go with the Audisons, but of course that changed. I'm now dead set on the new Zed Audio amps. I know they're rleiable, well-built, have great features, and you know damn well Stephen Mantz is going to give great support.

Yup. LCY 130s.

Don't Ya wish your girlfriend had tits like me?

My forte with "exclusive and exotic" amps led me right back to more familiar stuff. I found the others simply just a pain as far as support is concerned and that is one of my big issues. IF something happens, I don't want to wait 6 months for it to be fixed or replaced. I have had some troubles just getting emails and phone calls answered from a few "high-end" manufacturers and distributors, so I'm keeping it simple. Reputation-wise, they're great, just make sure you do all your homework before purchasing.

Stats! YUMMY!! IMO, surround has NO place when listening to music, unless it is of the DVD-audio variety. Even then I really don't see the need as a true soundstage will not "surround" you.

I just ordered mine. How coincidental. I have experience with planars in-car so the next logical step was ribbons. Check out www.diymobileaudio.com for a LOT of ribbon info.

Marketing scheme used by another company who makes a big deal out of it. They shouldn't. It's really nothing special. I've only had 1 driver ever have lead slap and that was the Brahma. Like has been said previously, it's just not a problem anymore for really anyone.

Don't rely on BB6 or winISD for anything more than enclosure dims, cuts, and vents.

HAPPY BERFDAY!

I'm so interested to see how it will work in that enclosure as I know the previous version was poo in that tiny thing vented.

I've been feeling about 50 for the past 3 years.

You can borrow my laptop if you can get it to work. Damn thing worked fine one night, started it up again in the morning and nothing. Lights up, but no drives run, nor do I see anything on the screen. BOOO!

Yup.

HEY JUDE!

Doesn't matter how old you are, except. . . . With age comes wisdom.

WHIP IT GOOD!

Actually all those comments are on their site. As for matching the performance I figure the new SI will win. Not to put ED down. I currently have two of their flat cone 10's in a sealed box and they get pretty loud and I know other people have had reliability issues but mine have been fine. I know someone that bought their new 13kv2 and the sound quality impressed along with how loud it got for a single 12/13". It played all types of music including classical very well. I sounded like you were listening to a live classical performance. My 10's on the other hand sound good with anything but classical. They just don't seem to respond or reproduce it well. Anyway yeah I figure the SI 15" although I've never owned their speakers will outperform the 16ov2. This is going to be awesome. I'm going to run the 15 in a sealed box hopefully it will be louder than my 2 10's and sound better. I will be getting 250 watts more than my 2 tens that received 600 rms total. I love the internet sub companies. I don't know if I'll ever buy another sub from a store like circuit city, best buy or good guys. Oh if I'm looking for SQ out of this SI 15" I'm guessing I should run close to a 2.2 cubic feet box. Am I right? Or should I run 3 cubic feet? You can run whatever sounds best to you. You may find you like a larger, boomier enclosure. There are a lot of variables. As far as the compariosn is concerned, he he.

Either call the number on the website, (704) 996-0850, or shot Nick an email. [email protected] I thought he would have some sort of checkout up and running on the site, but I guess not.

Shh...dont tell Ryan, he may end up on your front porch begging for them.

Damn Bassheads! J/K! Good job man!

And that's only the first step. Supa, it's a little thicker than a credit card except around the edges. This was just a step I took because I was bored and needed to put the liquid to use. I am going to be matting the entire thing once the new Hazmat is shipped out.

HA! No, I just get 1 email until I check each thread. Like normal.

Did some more deadening too. Wating in the Hazmat to be shipped.

Don't remember the last time THIS happened. Denim, did you fix my stuff?