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Tade-In program is temporarily canceled until further notice. It seems that there are folks who expect me to warranty used merchandise beyond guaranteeing that it works when they receive it. We test the used product to make sure it works when the customer gets it - we cannot test to make sure it will work for 10 years, or even two weeks. This is why NEW merchandise costs more... it has a warranty. I assumed that was simple and understood - but I was mistaken. Thanks to all who participated. We will be completing all open transactions but not accepting any more.

Send in the 100.4 so I can check it out to make sure.

750 x 1 @ 4 ohms 1750 x 1 @ 2 ohms 3500 x 1 @ 1 ohm

The intermittent part really makes it hard to figure out.

Two Nightshade 12s will work in 3 cubes Even if you go a bit smaller they will still work just fine.

Soon

They are still being tooled.

It has 150-amps internally so that will work

Sorry it is taking so long - some other things are ahead on the to-do list still.

Welcome to the forum!

For Channels 3+4 when the LPF is enabled - some people run sub(s) bridged off those channels.

9-10 cubes will work great.

That will work great.

You can do the same with D2 coils.

They are on my other computer that is currently down... but if you stick to the recommended range you are solid.

To strap two 3000s @ 1 ohm (1/2 per amp) you need D1 coils.

Not for a while. Subs and amps are first here - that is what we are known for. Going to take a while on comps.

How many amps are you strapping to the pair ? In any event - the box will need to be 4-5 cubes tuned at 30-40 depending on your taste

Which coil configuration ?

That is a good problem, right? In this economy, thats a damn good problem!!! If I find a job before the end of the month, I might get one !! We feel pretty lucky to be doing so well with the current economy

Indeed Seems to really help out customers that want to upgrade.

http://www.db-r.com He has some other models in stock too.

For short periods - but your alternator is not going to keep up fast enough and you will lose the charge on the batteries pretty quick with ~350 amp of draw. This is true with any high power amplifier when using a stock alternator even with a large bank. Assuming that you will actually be using near the full output of this amp anyway... if you are a casual listener with only short periods of high output activity you can do it - but when you do crank it watch that voltage. I still suggest an HO alternator.

I bought the 3000 and 100.4 and The onlyl things wrapped up in the bubble wrap were the remote and remote wire. Are you talking about mounting screws for the amp or for the remote? Only the 1200D has the other accessories. The other models have just a remote and wire.

I have a feeling these are going to sell out before they get here, FYI.