Aaron Clinton

Nope. Even in Indiana and Michigan where we have horrible snows and freezing conditions, they make it as thing as possible to conserve money. You would think after 50-60 years of perfecting asphalt, they'd realize if they put it down thicker the first time, it wouldn't degrade and potholes would not be a constant issue. Budgetary continuity. Keep spending something every year or their budgets will go down.

12/1: (very low on power today, but went anyway) seated curls - 4 over head tri press - 4 bent over row - 4 military cable press - 4 decline cable fly - 4

Talk about port area.....

Believe they are under new ownership, they have been excellent in all our dealings in terms of customer service.

Dumb shits.

Bleh Thursday so far.

Just how fast is too fast? There is no such thing as "too fast."

11/15: side files - 4 bent bar curl - 4 incline fly - 4 lat pull - 4 elliptical - 15 -80% 11/16: lat pull downs - 4 forward flies - 4 seated curls - 4 over head pulls - 4 over head tri's - 4 11/22: elliptical - 35 mins - 85% bent bar curls - 3 to burn out 11/23: elliptical - 25 mins - 80% side flies - 4 dumb bell curls - 4 11/29: side rotators / forward raise - 4 supersets overhead tri / tri pull down - 4 supersets treadmill - 20 mins - 85% 11/30: dumb bell press - 4 bent bar curl - 4 ab rocker - 4 lat row - 4 dead lift - 1 burn out

With the holiday season, the customer rewards program and the monster sale, things are a little bit behind. The build house is working over time to catch up, but we did plan ahead and build up a stock that was nearly 50% wiped out already. If you want a specific update, PM me or email me with your name and your SSA order number.

Ok, can we relax please, or should I close the thread?

Boobs are good for your health.

We built up a good number before the sale, but many models out sold the standing inventory. Many will be going out in the next few days while others are in the process of being built.

Did he just power slide a 777? Actually I believe they are able to rotate the landing gear a few degrees, because the aircraft is so large the wind knocks it off course during landing if there is a sidewind. Just saying it looks like a throttle on oversteer.

Half truth. Clipping dramatically increases the average power which blows stuff. It's like saying texting while driving kills people. That sentence in itself is dumb as a mofo. What, is your cell phone gonna explode in your face? No Car crashes kill people BUT texting causes the driver to be distracted which causes car crashes...you see where I'm going with this. A leads to B, B leads to C,therefore A leads to C. Sure there is a point in there that isn't absolute. Not all texting drivers have wrecks, and not all clipping amps blw subwoofers...but it's still no bueno. If whoever you're talking to doesn't understand that "Clipping increases the power blah blah" then they see "Clipping won't blow it, clipping blows nothing" then they think "well my amp is clipping but clipping doesn't blow anything so it's just fine" and them poof, bye bye sub. Not saying that you're wrong, cuz you aren't, but you say that a lot without explaining anything...which defeats the purpose of saying it. Dramatically...not really. Please read: http://www.forceaudio.com/featured-articles/the-clipping-effect-test/ I've read it before, and maybe dramatically was the wrong word to use but when you have an amplifier that is capable of 1200 watts and two subwoofers that can safely handle 600wrms, how much extra power do you need to kill them? Realistically? Notice who wrote that article, the same 95Honda on the techteam here.

Speaking from the other side of the table, when it comes to sub woofer ratings (as it was one of the things mentioned), Nick and I reference something called DAF. It is something many quality brands are forced to do that don't have the margins many other brands do. You have to dial in a little extra room for user error when it comes to what information you present to the public. Since I can speak on it directly, we rate our wonderful Xcon at 1750 watts root mean square (the actual use of RMS can be a different topic), but are there people putting 2500 watts to the Xcon in normal installs with no signs of stress, failure or thermal limitations? Yes, that is because they know how to properly set their amplifier (and/or processor) and head unit settings, know when to pay attention to the sub woofer when setting everything, along with place that Xcon in a proper enclosure meant for it. Will you ever see me say yes, put 2500 watts on an Xcon? No, because what I say in public has to be slightly filtered for the DAF. By no means am I claiming I have never blown a driver, far from it, just trying to explain the business side of it. In terms of the margins, Audiopipe was mentioned before. Now they make an affordable amplifier that budget minded people are liking. Is it a Zapco C2K? Not remotely close, but it is still putting out power. So when it comes to the mindset of price perception, there are many reasons some things are much cheaper to buy and those companies can just toss the amp out and easily give you a new one as a replacement, instead of replacing a torched power supply or flied mosfet. This is due to the fact that even with their much more affordable pricing, they still have quite a margin over brands that cannot just throw you a new one when the original fails or gets torched. I am not saying Audiopipe amplifiers are bad at all, just trying to introduce the idea about the relative costs of what you are buying and truly why somethings are so much cheaper.

Did he just power slide a 777?

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Sounds like you're doing it right Sore legs and biceps today Water, bananas, protein and rest.

Some say....

Not commenting on that.

Looks solid.