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They don't just make these numbers up. Example In a production run of 1000 amps they may test 5 to 10 of these and come up with an average rms number. These numbers are reflected on the birthsheet of every amp in that production run. This is what a Kicker tech told me.

New tires and rims, washed and waxed.

alright ill be contacted them... i was just so excited about my system and i only got to hear it for about 30 minutes Don't worry Jacob is a good guy and will take care of you.

Looks like it is going to be a wild build! Keep the pictures coming.

Not a cat lover myself, but I did have 1 cat that I did like he was a Sealpoint Persian with one uncanny personality.

Just keep wet wipes around to keep his chops and ears clean.

If he is anything like mine he is going to be eager to please you and very loyal to you.

Get your Icon 10 repaired and do a build on the John Deer.

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News like this makes big waves on the internet.

Beatiful dog. Is he considered reverse brindle? I have a much smaller bull that is brindle.

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Great white sharks spotted in Cape Cod.

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Dosen't matter how it got in your head. Just enjoy the thought and look foward to tonight's sleep.

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Well as luck would have it, hurricane season has come in full force!!

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You have some Awesome fishing equipment!! Thanks. A lot of time, thought, "training", and effort went into figuring out exactly what I wanted. If you don't mine, what would you recommend for flyfishing. This is something I have been thinking about doing. Budget? Fishing location? Species? Do you know what sort of baits you'd throw? *what works here may not be your choices I am looking for a decent set up. Maybe under $200, but I don't want to waste money on junk. As for fish trout and bass are pretty common here in central pa. That's not fair, you have my two favorite fishing species in one place. If I want stream trout (which I absolutely love) I have to go to Colorado. Here they stock for opening day on the main trout creeks. The best trout are natives that you have to work for.

You have some Awesome fishing equipment!! Thanks. A lot of time, thought, "training", and effort went into figuring out exactly what I wanted. If you don't mine, what would you recommend for flyfishing. This is something I have been thinking about doing. Budget? Fishing location? Species? Do you know what sort of baits you'd throw? *what works here may not be your choices I am looking for a decent set up. Maybe under $200, but I don't want to waste money on junk. As for fish trout and bass are pretty common here in central pa. Trout and bass require flies that are way different in size. Depending on your stream size and fish for trout you'd be looking at a 4-6wt rod and for bass between a 7-10wt. They aren't really scalable like normal tackle either as the line determines how large of a fly you can throw. What sort of water would you fish? Sounds like I need to research this a little more. I will get back with you.

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You have some Awesome fishing equipment!! Thanks. A lot of time, thought, "training", and effort went into figuring out exactly what I wanted. If you don't mine, what would you recommend for flyfishing. This is something I have been thinking about doing. Budget? Fishing location? Species? Do you know what sort of baits you'd throw? *what works here may not be your choices I am looking for a decent set up. Maybe under $200, but I don't want to waste money on junk. As for fish trout and bass are pretty common here in central pa.