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Welcome back. I suggest that you start a collecting addiction. Just sayin

Don't give up! Thanks for contributing.

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Trippy initials. Ahem

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Should be enough bass power to do the hair storm on a young lady. I can't believe you can get 3 big subs in that room size and get it to work at all. Bravo

Rabbit Abyss. The hole was too small.

Welcome to the macheeeeeen.

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Totally worth the investment. I can't think of a reason you would not be able to recoup your money in the future. I had 9 amps when I got my Sig 600. I sold all of them. I wish I had kept a couple but that's just nostalgia. The only thing I don't like is unplugging the beast when not in use (highly recommended).

Next step...... Stop doing chores, stop shaving and get a wild-eye look going. Then, start collecting speakers. You got this.

I have some RS-7 Kappas I'm selling for a friend (not a plug) and I am so impressed. I hope they don't sell for a while

I have the same amp and yes it is wonderful in many ways. HOWEVER, "in for minor repairs" is frightening. I bought mine used and broken because it sat in a reputable repair shop for almost a year for "minor repairs". Most shop cannot work on these things. They can certainly make them worse. Consider getting it to Greg here (nelion audio). This is not a plug for Greg. It is a rescue mission for a fallen soldier that needs a specialist.

Glad to have you. Jump in and have a good time. Don't be shy about posting (mine usually flop)!

Glad to have you. Jump in and have a good time. Don't be shy about posting (mine usually flop)!

Glad to have you. Jump in and have a good time. Don't be shy about posting (mine usually flop)!

Size matters?

Avoid the next Sunfire regret. Don't sell it. Your next set of speakers will need it.

Be careful of wood selection. Solid wood can easily warp with weather changes. MDF is preferable for flat builds like this. If you use solid wood look for lumber that is quarter-sawn. If the lumber is laying flat on a table you want the grain lines vertical when looking at the end of the board. Avoid curved grain and horizontal grain. The species is secondary. Avoid getting a wide board and ripping several lengths from it. The tension in the board may be released and warp immediately or later. Good luck!

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Wow, industrial art/porn. I wish I could afford one.

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Glad to have you! Don't be shy. Share some stories and photos when you can.