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I was laying things out, but I'm going to completely redo this area: I tested one piece and liked it so much I started on the rest. I was initially going with brushed aluminum, but I really liked the polished look. It's extremely labor intensive and time consuming, but looks almost like chrome when finished: I was running 4 black alternators with steel center, I'll be switching to white with black center. Hope to have new pics of them powder coated white soon. Also probably adding more alternators.

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=275-140 ive used these. so far i havent heard better even compare to tweeter twice the cost. they sound great and are a great price too

Why are you connecting the tweeters in parallel to a single channel? Additionally, it's impossible to give recommendations for tweeters without knowing what your implementation is. What mids will you be using? How low do you need the tweeters to play? Can you fit large format or small format only? Will the tweeters be on-axis or off-axis? Do you have a preference in sound? And, again, why are you connecting the pair of tweeters to a single channel?

I have a pair of seas prestige alum. Dome tweets and I couldn't be happier with them, also have a set of mach 5 mli 6.5's all on a jl 300/4. It sounds pretty good nice and clean sounding.

I will look into doing that via UPS claims first thing Monday morning. I will keep him updated, if that truly is the case then UPS could be liable

Zed's upcoming new lineup. Taken out of context from their site (for the lazy ones out there). FYI: Their website is under construction. The only information that is up to date and current is the 'NEWS' page. http://www.zedaudioc.../News/news.html Leviathan: Output: 150w x 6 at 4 ohm, 300w x 6 at 2 ohm. Leviathan has several upgrades and changes. Draconia: We are reviving the name of the first 4 channel amplifier to be produced under the Zed name but this new amplifier is a different breed. Output: 100w x 4 at 4 ohms and 200w x 4 at 2 ohms. In bridge mode 200w x 2 at 8 ohms 400w x 2 at 4 ohms. Dreadnought: Rated at 225w x 4 at 4 ohm and 400w x 4 at 2 ohms it is a true power house in the world of 4 channel amplifiers. Bridged power into is 450w x 2 into 8 ohm and 800w x 2 into 4 ohm. Minotaur: Rated at 500w x 1 at 4 ohm and 1000w x 1 at 2 ohm this shall be the smaller of the mono blocks in our line up. Four (4) Minotaurs may be set up in a parallel/bridge configuration with the main master Minotaur being the only one whose preamplifier controls affect the other three. The output power in this configuration is a total of 2000w at 8 ohm and 4000w at 4 ohm. RA: This remote control is absolutely unique in that it has features never seen before. It is a self powered remote meaning that it has its own internal switching supply and thus is not tethered to Zed amplifiers. It may be used with any amplifier as it is a line in-line out product. RA was designed with only subwoofer duty in mind. Megalith or it as it may be called Pterodactyl: (Please send us emails with your vote) to Zed Audio please. This is the second of our mono blocks, rated at 1,000w into 4 ohm and 2,000w into 2 ohm. So two of these bad boys bridged will deliver 2000w at 8 ohm or 4000w at 4 ohm. Hybrid tube-solid state amplifier (The name shall only be announced at it's introduction): This is a 4 channel amplifier with a completely tubed front end and a new design of linear amplifier for the output stages. Rated at 100w per channel this shall set a new standard for amplification in the mobile arena.

You're forgetting something.... That Autotek 2000 watt, wasn't doing 2000 watts to start with. You may not be informed, but people that swap out SAZ-2000d's to SAZ-2500d's commonly gain around 1.5 dB. So, swapping to that Autotek to the SAZ-2500d I can see up to a 2 dB gain.

Awesome build!! I always wanted to see how deadly that sub was!! 102 Pounds? Use it as a weight when you're working out As always,

So, more like a discount than a sale huh?