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These are SQ subs - I'm not going to tell you they'll be louder than your existing subs.

Sweet Let us know how it goes.

Forgot to mention - this was accomplished by changing some of the planned switches to buttons, which take up less space on the side panel and on the crossover card board inside the amp. I am REALLY glad this was finally worked out right at the last minute, as I really wanted to have that last bit of flexibility. Buttons will be used for all x1/x10 and 12dB/24dB functionality. So there will be 8 buttons on the side of the amp. The only switch is for "HPF, LPF, FULL" - so there are two switches. Then there eight knobs total - two gains, two "sub-sonics," two HPF adjustments, and two LPF adjustments. Thats a full side panel

Alright! After substantially more tweaking and fiddling we have figured out how to get 12dB / 24dB selection for both the HPF and LPF crossovers on all four channels. I'm excited

With the 1/4" gaps you left the fan will suck air in right around the amps and push it back out (I would have it blowing out). Thats a pretty decent cooling setup. If you decide to take off the bottom covers just be very careful not to damage anything as I cannot cover modified amps.

Found someone to magnetize the prototype for me So maybe I'll be putting this together in a week or two when I get it back.

Few pictures of the motor - it's here. Just need to get it magnetized.

If you are strapping them you need to wire the subs together as a "single" 2 ohm load. Otherwise you need to buy Y-Splitters to give signal into the regular input of each amp separately.

I think Dan's scores will bring some customers to you, Luis! He is doing very well.

If you are using the BR connectors they MUST be strapped. Strapping instructions here: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=7406

Great job!

I had a 130, but my fuses blew with 3 seconds still on the clock. I will have my 130+ sticker in drive-by sometime this year. Wow, that will be awesome!

Great job, that was a very close match! I bet you were excited

Great showing! Congrats guys!

Yep, its very similar to the Hyperflex wire.

Indeed, it is a very nice quality wire. I'll see what I can find out.

I'll see if I can find out anything... I've been looking for wire but everything I've found has been too expensive.

Thats all I've got for "official" testing.

Wow, congrats on gaining over 5 dB!!!

Indeed, the "defect" is very small.

Thanks for the article, Chris!

Correct, 18v is fine - our test battery bank just happened to rest at 16.5v for this test

Nice! That poor MT didn't stand a chance.

Yes.

*teaser* I am working on an 8" driver w/ 2.4" coil, cast basket, and special cooling. If you liked the E8, wait until you see this one