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Indeed, something is likely wrong with it based on what you told me -- so I'll have to look @ it.

Yes, these are both SAX-100.4b models.

The line arrays are quite amazing, Nick tells the truth!

Nightshade pending sale. Two SAX-100.4s (b-stock) added.

Needs more cowbell.

Does FI stock 2.5" coil re-cones? Specs on the coils? Might need a bunch of em

Excellent

Correct, good tip I did get a 1500D back for warranty recently where the entire output stage was sheared off of the board at the body of the FETs. Talk about massive vibration. I will be adding even more support screws to future revisions of my amps to help with this, although, something like that would take incredible amounts of vibration and I've only seen it once -- better safe than sorry I say!

Put em' in Chad! Just do it!

I'm a terrible designer, I'd love to see what you came up with!

Awesome, trophies for the win!

Be sure to come back safe guys. When are you scheduled to come home?

Thanks guys

All listed items are still for sale... The Nightshade is pending sale, though.

There are quite a few listed, did you need more than four ?

Yessir, I do have a graphic that you can use. Shoot me an e-mail to [email protected] and I'll reply with the graphic.

For the loud!

Good results! Keep em' coming

I won't do it without a switch to turn them off, so no worries

It would help, yes. The rubber feet take care of most of it, making a sturdy box and securing it firmly to the vehicle take care of most of the rest. The deadener would likely soak up a bit more even.

Any chance they will have built in fan cooling? No, they will not. The new heatsink will handle the heat without one. And while I'm talking about it... it will look almost identical to the heatsink now on the face so they will "match" the old amps, the changes will be mainly "under the hood" so to speak. I am investigating adding switchable (so they can be turned off) fans at a later date to my amps, but not in the very near future.

The 250.2 is being delayed for a while, unfortunately, I need to re-tool my heatsink to handle the thermal demands of using the 250.2 for subwoofer duty. I will be re-tooling the heatsink for the SAZ/SAX lines in 2008, hopefully first quarter sometime... so expect to see it early to mid 2008.

If something is literally jarred off of the board, no I can't really cover that. That fits under "improper installation / abuse" of the not covered part. With rubber feet you will have a very small chance of jarring anything loose, all the heavy parts have silicone around them and the solder joints are very high quality.

If you must mount to the enclosure use rubbet grommets under the mounting feet of the amp. You can get them at Lowes or Home Depot.

Not at this time, sorry