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I may be putting the two of these I built up for sale - anyone interested ?

Yah... alot of posts still have the error.

Pre-Sale is over but I have two more that need to go. These belong to my cousin - he originally owned two original SAX-100.4s but we "borrowed" them (permanently) while he was in between cars So... now that new ones are in he owns two of them and needs the money for college. Same cost as the pre-sale... $325 each. I'll throw in a warranty like new since they are new amps.

Indeed. Perhaps their host is not qualified for their traffic level.

Good good Hopefully alot of people are getting their stuff today!

Yes, Thanksgiving will slow us down - but we'll ship as many as possible out before the Holiday as long as everything goes smoothly.

Updates Here: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=23176

Oh yes, it certainly is

The top plate has a gap on it as I used some neoprene foam as a gasket since it is just temporary.

178 volts / 9.5 amps clamped peak... 9.4 ohms per amp calculated... 1691 watts. Can't get any more juice than that at 50 Hz in my SPL box. The woofer was NOT showing any signs of mechanical strain @ the 50 Hz burp frequency in this box -- the sub has more in it and, for that matter, should probably be in a smaller box as this is my 15" woofer SPL box So I am very pleased with it. 145.2 dB score in the SPL box. I kept playing it for a while at the same level... probably a few minutes. Still no issues with the sub.

We built a top plate for my SPL box at lunch, going to try it in there too. It did get a little smelly after the 1800-watt adventure But it is just fine. A 600-watt RMS music rating is EASY for this driver... I was using sine wave material which held the power pretty well constantly.

So far so good in testing. I used the old test box from the VW in the Jeep... which is ~2 cubes tuned around 30-35 Hz or so, port nearly touching the hatch (eg: very poor setup for getting numbers). Peak still @ 50 Hz -- 138.3 dB with ~720 watts or so. I played music with constant power from 500 - 720 watts clamped in this box for 5-10 minutes. Woofer did not display any mechanical stress except on 720-watt peaks -- will probably make the magnet stack taller for production to avoid that as the coil can contact the back plate at 26.25mm of excursion, which I was able to achieve. I also played the 50 Hz tone for several minutes at the same power level as before - score stayed pretty constant. I then turned the frequency up to 60 Hz and let it play... didn't really clamp the power at first but about 20 seconds in I got curious. Sub was seeing 1800+ watts clamped power and by the time I hit pause was doing so for about 40 seconds or so. Sub is still just fine. So... probably 15 minutes or so of at least 500 watts and as much as 1800 watts on sine wave material and no issues at all. Design seems to be meeting it's goals so far. I want to make a top plate for my SPL box to see what it does in there as well just for kicks smile.gif PS: I made a mistake on my spec sheet for the factory... forgot to tell them to make the coils D4 so I got S8 coils... I have two 3000s strapped on it to get this power level smile.gif Oh yah... and most importantly the driver sounds pretty darn good to. This test box is tuned low so I was able to get a feel for the sound a typical customer will experience and I am pleased with it.

MSRP is $479 on the 100.4s

Got it. I've been told the 21st for my ETA to receive them - I imagine they will be a bit late as always, but I'll probably get them within a week of that time and start shipping out ASAP once I get them.

Pre-Order ends on the 21st - just two more days after today!

Pre-Order ends on the 21st - just two more days after today!

Pre-Order ends on the 21st - just two more days after today!