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The wagon wheels just showed up so it won't look like a rental anymore. 26 x 10 Giovanna Dramuno-6 wearing 305/30/26XL Pirelli Scorpions.

I'm diggin that dash !!! Nice work. Looks kinda familiar to something I did awhile back. Wish I could hear it.

Damn. Cheesin'! Those are nice wheels though.

Great to see others also using plexiglass I don't know where to contact you so I am writing here. A few friends of mine an I are going on a Road Trip through California next week. San Francisco - Sacramento - LV (C'EST) - LA. And I am wondering if your facility is open for public? Would be nice to drop by and take a look at your projects.

Amazing how deceiving that sub makes that box look relatively "normal" in size, then you slap it in the back of the van and see just how damn big it is!!! Lol

Update #2 - i got it playing! Not too bad for a test box but my van rattles WAYYY to much. Might try to put it in my sons Yukon this week. Only problem is he only has 1000w on hand for it. I don't plan on ripping his entire system apart just for this...but i will see how she acts on 1k at least (in a vehicle that isn't a tin-can)

pointless who's gonna win the super bowl this year? lol

Verdict: I don't know yet! It sounds pretty good so far but the van is worthless to test with. It just rattles like CRAZY!! Maybe next week me and Antheny will drop it in his Yukon and see how it does. Also, i think i crushed some of the LED's when i bolted the lid down which made the logo not light up the way it is supposed to. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR....oh well if it ain't something, it's another thing. lol.

I could have easily carved this logo onto the acrylic with the CNC but i decided to use my old trusty way of doing it. Frosty Vinyl lights up just as good as any etching so i don't mind doing it. I use black spray paint on the back side of the acrylic to try to hide the LED light source. It is almost impossible to completely hide the actual LED's but i do my best to make them not so obvious. I decided against a traditional round over bit. I used a 45 on everything instead. This trim panel should hide everything real nice Time for some white paint. I had my buddy Jay from next door drag over his spray gun and some white single stage paint. The inside HAS to be white (finished) before i can do any testing or listen to it. Once this acrylic goes on i don't plan on taking it off again. So i have to paint and seal it up now before i get to hook it up.

It's a true pleasure to be included in this project. Many of you know that I was in car audio for some time - '83 - 2008. In that 25 years, I had the pleasure of working with some phenomenal people and Tony is certainly among them. Tony and I worked together at Rockford from '02-'08 (although he worked there before I came on board). We met through a love of fast cars and have been buds ever since. Since I've known Tony, I have seen and heard things that I never imagined possible. He has this uncanny ability to explain even the most difficult to grasp concepts in such a way that anyone can understand. In addition, Tony has helped me to achieve many of the projects that I've taken on over the years by thinking them through with me in an effort to make them successful - many of them have become wildly successful as a result. I have been a hard core audio enthusiast since I was a kid. Trust me when I tell you that Tony will go down as one of the most forward thinking audio engineers of his time and his name will be mentioned among the audio greats - Saul Marantz, Frank McIntosh, Avery Fisher, Bob Carver, John Curl, Jim Strickland, Arnie Nudell, Dan D'Agnosto, etc. His designs are without compromise. He has poured his heart and soul into this project just as he has so many others. For those of you lucky enough to see this launched at CES, you will be as fortunate as those that stood in line to witness the unveiling of the T15kw at CES just a few short years ago. Tony has influenced me greatly in the time that I've known him and continues to do so - brother, you're an inspiration and one of my very best friends! To say that I'm excited for you here would be an understatement. Car audio is ready and my 'stang is due for a make over in the audio department!

Tony.... the only guy to make his own amps from scratch. lol