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Indeed, they are extremely efficient at 2 ohms You'll start seeing real power from them at 1 ohm, though

I don't think Chad took any videos since his testing was cut short due to low battery voltage.

Ah I see. I still have the only one Yup. I did get my hands on the other proto motor like yours, the woofer itself was destroyed in shipping but I finally got the motor from it. I may be able to make you another one, although, it won't have that CF dust cap unless you can find one.

Yes, that is correct. The 100.4 is underrated around 10% or so.

Whats the difference? Quite a few things changed from yours to the model going to production. Yours has a shorter magnet stack and a 4-layer coil as opposed to an 8-layer coil, the top plate and back plate geometry is also different.

Use a set of Y adapters and use all four inputs.

hows the cam on vids...does it pick up the bass well? 80 Not sure yet... I'll test that when I get home.

Drinking too much isn't in the budget, so I'm good I'm sure it'll be a blast!

Yours is different, but was a pretty impressive model as well I have another proto motor almost identical to yours, FYI.

Still working on the details... but I'd like to have them out in 3-4 months. MSRP should be around 80 dollars. I have not decided on a pre-sale price yet, though.

My camera made it in time! So I'll have pics

I'd be interested if it is a legit product, it is extremely inexpensive in 100 ft^2 rolls on e-bay. If it is indeed a legit butyl product with a quality aluminum back it would be the best bang for the buck deadener out there from the looks of it. Looking forward to some tests Rudy.

They are rated for 6 volts input. One of the other features of the Maxx-Link is that it straps the amps differently so the slave amp is less likely to go into protection under a full out SPL burp.

That was a 12, I believe a Toyota 4-Runner.

Several have tested them in Street -- Ray Farmer on Team Sundown was seeing ~7600 from his pair on a DD Battery. He posts on the forum so perhaps he can chime in with more details for you.

Mmmmm... maybe something about some changes I was working on for the 3000D that I discussed with some Team members -- didn't pan out how I wanted (would require an entirely new PCB) so the PCB board did not actually change.

I may replace the SAZ-1500D with an SAE-1500D once the SAZ-2000D is released -- that is not quite set in stone yet as the SAZ-1500D is still extremely popular

Yah, something like that. 200-amp fuse rating is correct.

Glad I could help Looking forward to seeing you how do!

I ordered my new 12 MP Casio Exilim that I've been wanting since I broke my 5 MP Exilim... so I'll have pics from the show.

Good news... I have a new camera on the way. So I'll start having pics of the amps again

Almost no apparent cosmetic change. I love the current look, the face is the same. I made the heatsink 10mm taller and placed a BUNCH of fins under the face of the amp. There are also a couple more fins on the side -- very minor change, there is no longer a space between the small side fins. Neat design... the hot air will go up inside the case and out the sides of the fins which are open to air. A flush mount amp rack would allow forced air from fans to flow through those fins as well.

Awesome! Congrats, glad the amps are serving you well

Correct, eventually all the amps will get the new heatsink as more are built.

Seal it... it has like a 30 Hz F3 sealed IIRC. I was going to do a sealed XXX 18 in my home but I sold em' all.