Aaron Clinton

Welcome to SSA.

Manic pace is catching up.

Since June 29th, still doing 100 push ups a day and 50 squats. All body weight, but it is maintaining.

From my direct experience, the DC is a very solid choice, but if it is too big for the space, Kenwood was always trusty for me in the past.

We by passed it for a Satvaa. Multiple friends had issues with Purple.

Nice amps.

Loving all the updates. Liking the DSP and amp arrangement too.

I am going to take a wild guess that this is a 12" sub, so I would suggest going with the MTX suggestion. Over 3 cubes is massive for that sub.

Just a little early, but good to plan ahead.

Never heard of this brand, but will look into them.

Post up build log pix.

Wifey turns 34 today.

Sweet looking bike.

Pixel Empire - by Madeon.

Been on a 3 week long, averaging 100 push up's a day just to see what it does. A few years ago, for about 2 days, I was able to do 100 in one go. I would like to get back there.

I am very biased, but from experience, I feel the SA-10s really need to stay ported as that is where they thrive. The IDQ's are very composed and well designed subs, but in most applications should stay sealed. They are a great choice for balanced and clean bass. The JL W3's and Demons are a little more versatile in my option. The W3's have been very flexible in multiple enclosures and can be a great all around performer. The same can be said for the SSA Demon. Personally, I think the SSA is the best value.