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In all honesty, its not that impressive at that pricepoint. Theres some better options from other brands for cheaper ...MB Quart, Kicker, Beats maybe.

i am talking about clean power. Almost all amps can put out some amount of clean power before it gets dirty...rendering the test over. How much power before it gets dirty is the question. I was trying to relay this point the other day. Alot of amps will do "close to rated" dirty power which might be fine for alot of the general public, but to alot of us on this forum, we know better and wouldn't trumpet an amp as the next best thing. From a business point of view, it's a shitty way to do thing, but a lot of amp companies do it. Theres really no "standard" (CEA-Compliance isnt a standard unless a company pays for it) so you are stuck not knowing unless you dyno every amp.

Wow this thing gets more and more awesome. Wonder what you have planned next

if that video actually shows the officer darren wilson, his injuries couldnt have been that severe if he was standing around?

this will go over well, im sure.

life like george z. regardless if he's cleared, his police career is likely over.

Sounds like a well worn street cop just put a bureacratic dipshit in his place. I'd bet my bottom dollar two close friends of mine, both local Sheriff's deputies, would agree whole heartedly. I get the point he's trying to make, but he contradicts himself to the point of annoyance. All the examples he gave, there was reasonable suspicion for the person to be stopped and reason for an arrest. The reported theft and the killing WERE entirely different because the police chief said the officer was not aware. Besides for walking on the street, there was no other reason to stop Brown. In all honesty, based on what is being said, this is how they want us to think it played out: Officer: Hey stop walking on the street blocking traffic Brown: Fuck You Cop Officer: Get out of the street Brown then walks to the officers car and attacks the officer ? Any reasonable person would have to say there had to be some sort of confrontation with BOTH of them to escalate that far.

found or reddit, though it was fitting

I mean, take it for what its worth. its someone who called in to a radio station with "knowledge of the investigation." could be real or not, who knows.

Apparently so: http://www.cnn.com/2014/08/18/us/missouri-teen-shooting/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews

What exactly are you saying? I'm just trying to understand the point your trying to make. It seems as though you are determined to try to paint a negative image of this kid. But for what? Pics with teenagers putting up middle fingers is normal in this age group, or at least something I've seen plenty of... And posts about wanting to shoot cops for killing their friend in what at least they view in a unjustified manner wouldn't surprise me out of any person, and I'm sure nobody is worried about them since about 99.9% chance that they wont act on those ideas. And honestly even in my opinion he doesn't look too much nicer in the school pic than any of the other ones lmao. But that was a serious question though, what exactly are you trying to prove? Edit - I guess I'm saying he looks like a normal teenager to me If you took the time to read my other posts in this thread you would see where I said both parties probably hold some blame in this matter. The pictures above show the same media sensationalism about an innocent black youth gunned down by police, as what happened during the trayvon Martin case. Why can't CNN or MSNBC use the pictures that show who Brown really was? It's horrible that someone lost their life, no matter the scenario, but c'mon.

his buddies on social media: oh wait sorry, this is the picture the media wants you to see:

Being as he was shot in the head so many times, could that mean that the theory he was wrestling with the officer through the window hold true?

Never said that. What I DID say though is sometimes people are not how they're always perceived. Nate for example, is in IT however, like he said, has a passion for guns and such. That doesn't make him a bad person, but the point I was trying to convey was your perception of someone isn't always what It seems. I don't want to get attacked on this because I do think this kid probably pulled a stunt like "why are you harassing me" or was confrontational is some manner. my comments above were for the same of being devils advocate about the police officer.