Aaron Clinton

There is another posted in the ZED section on here.

Keep up the good work, shame about the distance.

Once we have all the details I will put these up on the SSA Store.

Could you provide some goals maybe? Do you already have the amplifier?

Just be careful as it would be a shame to push the driver to failure before getting to use it in a vehicle.

This is where all the SEO work starts to pay off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOqpg71bdNo

You should. I did not walk for my undergrad graduation because I was at Ultimate Nationals. So I played a point against University of Colorado in my cap and gown.

It's called the LaFountain Design development center.

Not that it helps the topic, but I still have my first generation Fosgate FNQ components, with the glass fiber composite mid and a huge motor structure, the crossovers that have the clear shell shaped like a classic triangle grill RF amp, and the ferro fluid tweets.

Man, you were busy last night. :woot:

Welcome, but I say hold on to the ZX950, that is a special amplifier.

You're alive!

A large gamut of 3M products. Same thing I use on all my cars. I know you did ask Sean originally but I wanted to second this since he did say 3m products. A good friend of mine who has won at least one state award, probably more, for painting cars uses 3m products and nothing else. He's the biggest tight wad, farm boy, but ALWAYS uses 3m. I think Aaron & Ryan should pipe in to. They might be more anal than me in how they detail. Meguiars is what I'd buy if 3M weren't around. I don't stick to any one brand for the entire product gamut. I have drifted away from Meguiars after learning of some of Barry's bible thumping ways. In terms of products, there are crap tons of options out there that are not available in the local AutoZone etc. Most are sold direct through their websites I believe. If I have a chance I will pull out a few products for example. There is actually a great detailing topic on CarAudio-Forum.com that has loads of great info in it, along with my mini-reviews of a number of products during the summer and fall of last year. I learned a few things that are quite pricey are nothing more then coloring change and a re-badge of a much cheaper product. Many detail nuts use power buffers and polishers, I prefer to do it all by hand. Even though it takes a crap ton more effort and time. If I am under a time crunch, I will occasionally use and All-in-one product (ie cleaner wax etc.) but prefer using a precleaner -> polish -> sealant -> glaze -> wax -> quick detailer.

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:ehh: :ehh: What in the world? I don't know who the user is as I don't understand who the original account was, and I know for a fact this is one of the most polite and friendly audio sites on the net.

They are not pure SPL subs, but for the money sounds like a great direction to take.

You saved one from the TeeFree dumpster!

I wish they had moved forward on the prior 10k watt monster. I believe a Phorum member owns that prototype currently.

I spoke to him about this recently, and that is pretty much what he said.

Me too!

We already have had a few more people want to do another. So if there is enough interest, we will do a 3rd. But there really has to be a good amount of people that are ready to go. The 2nd group buy had 12 or 13 units worth of orders drop out or back out, and the group buy has to reach 10 units to get the 10% discount. In a few weeks I might put up a feeler topic to see if people are interested.