JimJ

Yeah, the Fonkens have quite a following...especially with the FR125's...

If we had an interconnect demo ring, would anyone be interested in it?

I know exactly what I want, the problem is I'm limited by my budget and where I live So the question becomes what can I fit...

http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/index.php?topic=40576.0 Was just a matter of time... Like I said in that thread, I bet there's a group of music execs somewhere wishing we never moved on from vinyl, just to avoid the piracy issue

*yawn* Gotta send some t00bz out today before this guy gets on my case.

Unless you have a lawnmower engine under the hood, nope.

For the price, I wouldn't expect the world from them...but for a 2nd system they might be a good choice.

Hmm...two months away...want me to tell some horror stories?

Last time I got jury duty they cancelled before I had to go in. Shame too, I was looking forward to having fun.

Efficiency is simple...the ratio of the power the amp takes vs. the undistorted output power of the amp. It's also relatively unimportant in daily applications. Amps don't "have bass", as long as the THD is in line with amps of similiar topology, you're fine...

Do you absolutely need a receiver? Could you live without a tuner? Part of your problem is looking at stuff that's sold in Best Buy, you're not going to find deals that way, on BPC (Black Plastic Crap)

Bah. Mo stuff mo betta

Buy the plans from http://www.decware.com Steve has some of the best customer service out there, still wish I had one of his amps. I haven't heard a Deathbox, but I can vouch for the Wicked One.

It looks like a yellow...shoe A quick, chromed shoe though

Stomping ass in an IASCA install judging is no easy task, means you did something right

We had a server backup crash this year, a lot of accounts went poof. Good to have you back though

deadenhurr

Great worksmanship!

What do you have planned for the electrical system?

That combo would be my first choice...get another battery if you have concerns.

Are you thinking about the Ology Audio ones posted a while back? Wasn't Nick's project, guy named Dylan was in charge of that. I'd post more but I don't want to seem unprofessional...

Yeah, but adjusting things from the driver's seat is so much easier. Console mounted crossovers

I need a haircut. I've got the David Crosby/Graham Nash thing going on.

The XX lines are worth it, otherwise, no.

What crossovers you'll need depends on what kind of setup you end up with. The higher-end head units usually have some sort of active crossovers onboard, but they may or may not be flexible enough for your install. There's a couple good brands of outboard crossovers, Audiocontrol comes to mind.