///M5

The professional installer comment was not there when I posted the link, but it is a nice adder.

Come on, I am easy to hide. I just need a slightly larger than normal spot to hide in.

As if you guys didn't already realize that.

Good week then. I prefer that kind.

I hate torque.

*hides

Did I scare you all away 2 nights in a row?

Oh, you want captain mean ass to answer that?

Umm, it is a sealed box...

I lol'd http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...c=14745&hl=

Drinking is keeping me from studying tonight.

Canuckistan, rofl. Yes I lead a sheltered life.

Off to get a haircut!

Last thing I need is more to do.

One thing I am glad I don't have anymore.

fat chick fetish ftl

<--not motivated

Let some other joker eat the initial depreciation, in particular on a Caddy. They drop like rocks year 1 & 2 and then level out. Lincolns are similar. For a while it was pretty easy to buy a 5 year old L. Mark VIII drive it 80k miles and sell it for pretty much what I paid for it. Did that a couple times. 80k miles for 1k$ is sweet.

you enjoy that

Exactly why I never bought one, the damn ads make them look sweet but they are on tv.

<--hungover on a Thursday

If I were looking at 12's, I'd spend the extra and step up to an Rlp, Icon, Q instead of the Epic's. Not knocking that design as I love my little 8, but when looking at 12's the cost to take it up a notch isn't that much more. Plus how cool is the Icon complete with SSA logo?

*cough* Memphis Belle

At the same power on a sub, you can't hear the difference between 1 & 4 ohms, the difference between AB & D amps, the difference between .0005% THD and 1% THD. You just can't. Assuming a similar level of driver, 99 out of 100 people in back to back speaker testing AB comparisons will ALWAYS take the louder one. Pretty easy to see why you think you heard a difference going from 4 to 1 ohm as setting gains by ear will of course net a much louder sub at 1 ohm than at 4.