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This is true but sometimes I think people just don't pay attention and get smashed. I am not the person who drinks like I am in a competition but when I am having a great time I end up putting a good few away.

LOL. So true. I was riding around on my cousins scooter the summer and ended up passing by a couple chicks I knew, it was embarrassing as hell lol.

Thats some "Hangover" shyt lol.

I was drinking at a good friends of mine one night last summer and ended up hitting it pretty heavy. It wasn't intentional but nonetheless, I drank a dozen regular beer, a flask of rum (mixed), lost my mix, found a 26 of rum so I drank that straight over a period of about an hour and a half and well as you can imagine, I got pretty smashed. My friend called a cab, dragged me out and threw me in, told the cabbie where to go and gave me $15 for the ride. I remember waking up in the back of the cab, looking at the meter and seeing $8.xx (dunno what the cents were), I told the driver to pull over I got to throw up, when he came to a stop I took out $20 from my wallet plus the $15 given to me and gave it to the driver. I still to this day have no clue where I got out to but I remember throwing up on someone's front lawn and blacking out. When I came too I was walking down the sidewalk, fell off the curb and onto the trunk of a parked car. From there I have no clue how I got home, how I got inside or what time it was. When I woke up, I was perfect, no hangover nothing. Not even a slight headache or dry mouth. I got some details from my gf the next morning tho. Apparently I locked myself in the bathroom, threw up on EVERYTHING and curled up buttnekkid under a 2'x2' rug lol. She got me in bed and cleaned up the vomit (she's the best) . What I learned from that experience is this: I love drinking lol.

Whats the specs on the box?

I appreciate your replies Steve, both in the e-mail and here. Hopefully something gets worked out for international customers such as myself. I will think it through about shipping with USPS but like you said, its a risk not only for me but for you as well. Canadian distributers would be awesome for us northerners. Thanks again

I live in Newfoundland and have no friends/family outside of here. I fired off an email to [email protected], hopefully someone will help me obtain this product for a better shipping price. Damn you FedEx

Today is just not a good day. One of my friends has passed away not 4 hours ago from a massive car crash. I should have stayed in bed and just sleep so this day passes faster. To the loved ones of Dans and my friend's family, our hearts go out to you with love.

Anyway to ship to Canada for cheaper? When I do up a quote its $99.86 with International Economy and $107.13 with Priority. I really want one of these but I can't justify paying that much for shipping when the unit is $139.99!!

Wax is a very talented individual. I have been listening to him for years.

in series, there is more current which in return, adds more heat. The higher heat reduces the efficiency of the voice coil. EDIT: In conclusion, what Blownengine said.

Sorry about the confusion and thanks Skippy. This is the reason why I posted it, because I am not that good at configuring wires. All I did was goto 12volt and said I have 2 Dual 1 woofers and it spit an image back but with voice coils in series. I want to see if I can get them in parallel. Heres a little better picture, well I think it is haha.

Thats the same for me but I dont think i ever put it to 15 just because i dont see maxing something out as being safe. I usually keep it at 12 for letting it hit hard and like 2-4 for daily. Im just wondering what 15 is actually equal to (like what I said about, +3dB or 0dB or w/e.

As of right now I have: Voice Coils wired in Series and Woofers in Parallel. What I want is Voice Coils in Parallel and Subs in Series. Is the below image of wiring going to allow me to have a 1 OHM load and achieve VC in Parallel and Subs in Series? Thanks for your time, Matt

Under the main audio menu function (same menu as fader, balance, etc..), there is a main subwoofer level option that I need some info on. The scale is 0 - 15, 0 being slightly audible (not off) and 15 being, well, cranked. No where have I found what this scale means. As in, does 0-15 indicate minus 15dB to 0dB or something along the lines of minus 12db to 0db to plus 3db (0-12-15 on the scale). I have been going under this impression (the plus 3db one) so I always have it on or under 12. Can someone please clarify this? Thanks in advance, Matt