dopey
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me again wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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not happening, even in quotes... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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JimJ recommends it too... http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...st&p=284934 NIN has some of the most distorted bass heavy songs around, jamming your stereo until it stinks and then jamming it some more isn't the best way to extend the longevity of the components (amp OR sub). And he found out the hard way, good thing Jake is such a great guy...it probably wont cost him anything. I'm out, if you wanna complain, PM me.
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How about one of YOU tell him he screwed up, cause I guess he doesn't like hearing it from me. On the positive side...Jake Sundownz...is a SUPERGREAT guy!!! I will be doing all the business I can with him.
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Who's sad that Owen Wilson failed?
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Would you care to elaborate? I think I know where you're going with this, but I'll let you stick your foot in your mouth first. It smelled, you didn't stop, it smoked. What are YOU having trouble understanding? I'll let you reply to this, then I'll explain how setting your "gains" to only halfway doesn't mean that you can't clip the signal. Or toast a mosfet, for that matter.
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The smell of bass? ...or the pungent odor of ignorance? You decide.
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Is the Lanzar Opti 4000D and 6000D any good
dopey replied to TribeamConnek's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
I'm not sure "Great" is an adjective I would use to describe Lanzar products post 1996. The VHC line is superior to the Opti line, and older stuff is FAR superior to anything made today. And yes, the "Vibe" line is crap. You should do some research on current Lanzar's. Sure the ratings on the Heritage, MAX, and Vibrant are a little inflated, but the Vibe puts out rated power, and the Opti is a SOLID line. It's because of the other crappy lines that Lanzar sells that cause people to be confused with how good some of the amps are. 80's and 90's Lanzar's were made by Zed, early 90's they dropped Zed. But the Opti's continued with the quality boards. And before you try to come back with an argument, the Opti2000D puts out 1900wrms @ .5 ohms 14.4v. They also handle voltages from 12v through 16v. Stock. No mods. Doesn't sound like a bad amp to me. I never said they don't do rated power. I said they aren't as good as they were before they sold to pyramid. I have owned SEVERAL blue/grey opti's, and I'm running a big VHC in my wifes BMW right now. They are OK amps...better can be had for the same price. And don't try and tell me that the board makes the amp, you know as well as I that the COMPONENTS attached to the board determine the "quality" of the amp. Since ZED stopped making them, they ARE NOT THE SAME QUALITY. nevermind nevermind nevermind, you're right I'm wrong, you're smart, I'm stupid...anything else you NEED to feel better about yourself? -
Is the Lanzar Opti 4000D and 6000D any good
dopey replied to TribeamConnek's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
I'm not sure "Great" is an adjective I would use to describe Lanzar products post 1996. The VHC line is superior to the Opti line, and older stuff is FAR superior to anything made today. And yes, the "Vibe" line is crap. -
So, yeah.... chit got eaten b4 pics could be made. Took it to a party, it was gone before dinner started. Basically, it wont get super crunchy, and you should pull it off before it gets very dark.
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If you've never left the states, eastern Europe is a whole 'nother world.
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If you change the motor, and the soft parts, the basket is the same.