Aaron Clinton

Wow, are your running RF now? DId not expect that at all.

Mike it looks great, easier to use then before.

welcome Andy

From what I understand you do not need to power the Q to its rms to get great performance out of it. But if you want to run ZED and push the Q closer to its limits, then you will probably need to strap a pair of miniliths. What you could do is buy one, try it out and if you feel it is not enough out put, then order a second one.

I want to install my BLA, but I dont know if the ZEDs I want will take the voltage.

The ZED Gladius or Deuce on the SSA Shop along with the Draconia if you want to go active. The Sundowns are also available.

I have one, but I have not installed it yet, plus I lost the paper work that told me which is which.

The runon sentence was used for effect.

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Wow cant wait to see this thing.

I did not know it was so far down the line. Aaron, Yah, I am trying to make priority based on what will sell better -- especially with my local dealer network. Unfortunatly the larger amps really aren't movers, especially a giant Class A/B amp. It looks like it got bumped down another notch... working on some other subwoofers with Stereo Integrity that may bump down a few other projects as well (no details right now, sorry guys). BUT, the SAZ-3000D still remains at the top over everything else. I'm waiting on the SAX-250.2 as well... I want 2 or 3 of them for the Civic front stage I'm working as hard as I can to get everything out as fast as possible... releases are going to start speeding up now that I am becoming more established so you may even see the SAX-250.2 in as little as a year. I understand, but then I am wondering why the other SAE models are behind in the list. Based off of interest alone and suspected pricing range, thought they would be good sellers.

Now that would be fun... But remember, you've GOT to jump the river and have a cute jeep driving chick in cutoff jeans helping to distract the cops... Amanda can help out on that part, but I honestly dont think my car could survive hoping off a curb, let alone a conviently placed dirt pile that has the correct angle of tragectory to clear a lake.

Anyway, this weekend went awesome, but none stop. Friday was crazy because I came into my new office and did paperwork and took some corporate engineering exams, came home started the crazy whole house cleaning with Amanda to get ready for Arthur's 1st b-day party, got out the battery charger for the sled which has been sitting for about 2.5 months now and I was sure both batteries were near dead. She and I worked on cleaning and rearranging until nearly 11pm, passed out. Got up early on Sat to pick up right where we left off on the cleaning and set up, dropped Arthur at her parents house, hoped into the sled and made very short work of getting into downtown Philadelphia. I put the sled on the tail of a 2005 ///M5 and we shot up 495 in a hustle. We checked into the Lowes Philadelphia (12th & Market), king suite on 26th floor with wine service. Took a few pictures of our view, which I will post once the new card reader / usb hub gets here (thanks for the recomendation Sean). As soon as we got to our suite, Amanda changed and we headed right back out to a little local Irish pub for some good sandwitches and a beer, then hoped right back into the sled ($14.00 parking for 75 minutes because the hotel lot was sold out due to a convention), scooted over the Ben Frankline Bridge into Camden, NJ (wow what a downgrade). Headed over to the Tweeter Center for the Snow Patrol concert (OKGO opened for them). Outstanding show, they are very good live. Jumped back into the sled, made it back over the Ben Franklin (but was forced to detour around by cops so we were forced to pay the toll) with out getting shot, headed back to the Lowes, droped the sled off, and went on foot to "EL VEZ" a little mexican themed club, had 4 or 5 monster over priced margaritas and some cabo wabo on the side. We passed out around 4:30. Got up early, checked out around 10:45, tucked behind an A6 and Acura MDX and hauled back down I-95. Walked in the door and went into turbo get ready for Party mode. People started showing up around 4ish and everything went smoothly from then on out. Arthur was wiped out because the little guy did not get a nap before the party, but like his dad he pressed on any way. He was given a truck load of gifts and a good 40 people came, along with too much food. Oddly all the beer was gone by the end of the night. Oh by the way today is the first day at the new job and I am ready to put my head down on my desk from the crazy weekend. Two days of spending way too much, but in the end it was awesome and worth it.

So here is a question... If I come down to VA sometime in the near future, and Ramos sells me a little bottle of his shine, am I going to have to put an "01" on the side of the seld and get chased by Cletius?

Most of the ZED built amps that I have been around are underratted.

I did not know there was one.

I did not know it was so far down the line.

What would be cool is a macro shot of the 1500D slightly off angle looking down the top of the heat sink, extending past the limits of the frame, with the model # reverse relief in the picture.

But the SSA shop and other Sundown dealers will not have them available until after the pre-sale is over. I usually get a product up on the SSA shop the moment they are available.

Nice!

Very nice work!