Aaron Clinton

The old Soundstream had a 44k wood carved amp cover.

That is what my sled is for, and in this case of course I mean the Polaris. nothing seems to clear my mind like shooting the hell out of some bowling pins.

Most recent picture (I need to get back into shape...but don't care enough to do anything about it): I spy something special to me on your left.

Then can you fly down here for the rest of the day and take over for me? Pay for me there and back and I'll get to the airport right now. Does United take payment in woofers?

Then can you fly down here for the rest of the day and take over for me?

English Drunks.

MKader17, did you check you avatar limits again? Or find a new section visable?

Very badly need a short term mental shutdown. I wish I still had the ability to get in the sled and point it in a random direction and drive until my head clears.

The look is very interesting. But I still wonder about heat disipation under heavy usage. I ask, because of anyone on SSA, LB we know your one of the hardest working on amplifiers.

Instead of tinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng it goes tink

I am here. Just trying to get some floor joists correct on this job.

What amps are coming out and what amps are going in?

Sean, I am not the best person to speak on home gym's. All we have had were elliptical's or bikes and an excercise ball. Never had the loot to get something of the nature you are after. I have used a few friend's machines, but none ever felt like it could hold up to the strain I would put on it, or they did not provide the amount of weight or resistance I needed. I do suggest a large excercise ball, and looking into a set of the select-a-weight dumbells. Many movements can be accomplished with those two combined. As for cable machines, I used them everyday at the gym, and have seen great results from them. I want to learn more on machines like the bowflex, where the resistance is progressive. For years, I was hard-headed and swore off most machines and stuck to free weights as much as possible, but have learned to use them on certain movements to keep better form. Hope that helped a little.

I have not had much exposure to MTX as of late. Since most of my focus is on smaller DIY'er based company products. I have always felt the higher end MTX amps were solid amps, big power, no frills. I am interested in trying one from a new model version, but just don't have the money to play.

Not fair!!

This will be something crazy! Good luck with the build.

I have never placed a bid, just checked in to see what was on there.

i'm slow today, i had to read that about 5 times to get why the hell that was a hibachi A little grill that become popular in the '70's I believe, might be Japanese in origin. The reference was the old RF's could get cooking pretty good hence...

Excellent work. I want to build something very similar for a single Icon 10D2.

A hibachi for Sir Ramos. http://www.propertyroom.com/itemdetails.aspx?l=3700526

Looks great, you should repost that in our review section here, including the pictures.

There was a brief discussion of this over on DIYMA a little while ago. Basically, there is this aura that surrounds Image Dynamics products that has inflated its reputation well beyond its performance. That's not to say that the IDQ or the IDMAX is a bad driver....just that a product like the Icon can easily approach and exceed either of them, in my opinion....particularly the IDQ. I would love to get a hold of an IDQv3 and see how it would test with the Icon. But regardless of what I were to say, noone would believe me on that result.