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Guys most smaller ID's go through this. Elemental designs was know to have 6-8 week wait times on some products before they got more staff, Jeff from JTR is on a 7 week wait right now, AV123 (despite their other issues) has often had a 2 month wait in the past never mind waiting for parts, Seaton submersives too a long time to get shipped at first and I am sure I am missing more. Smaller companies don't need to carry as many...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jed M Sadly, this is the most common theme in this saga. I certainly fit that description. There are many of us who have posted one praise or another of him at some point in time.

Quote: Originally Posted by mastermaybe The analogy I made to mcdonalds in the exact context I proposed and explained is true and verifiable...no need to stretch it beyond its pointed scope. "taking a break" during the most favorable buying window of the year is simply not a reality for 99% of of ANY business, regardless of their product or service- ESPECIALLY during these economic times. Having to turn away customers is one...

"You dragged your feet, get over it." just. odd. If selling a sub and looking for a new one within 24 hours constitutes the "dragging of feet"...guilty as charged. Wow. James

Guess theres always two sides of the coin and I can totaly understand what he's saying, I know I wouldnt be happy if I went to order a sub and was told it would be a few months On the other side at least Epic isnt rushing production and jeopardizing quality for quantity and or taking orders knowing peeps wont get there subs for months. Or Maybe they just need a break for the holidays

Quote: Originally Posted by mastermaybe Yeah, mcdonalds hamburgers and french fries are definitely not in demand. Yep. Neither are turkeys on thanksgiving. It of course is a CORE priority of a business entity to anticipate, project, manuever, and address demand by manipulating their supply chain. Of course the POINT is, any company that goes months without having ANY of its CHIEF (or ONLY) product for sale has some items it may want to...

Quote: Originally Posted by paeast After reading the unfortunate stories about AV123 it makes me wonder, Am I among the minority that they have bend over backward to address issues? So far I have puchase acomlplete 5.1 system with an MFW-15, and have since additional two more subs. None of the subs were without issues, but all were addressd admirally. Now I await the 11/30/09 date to puchase another B stock MFW-15. I am not dismissing...

^ You dragged your feet, get over it.

Online subwoofer companies aren't huge operations for the most part. They start off small with just a couple of people and grow from there. Then once they get established, they grow big and sometimes outgrow the supply and demand and this also goes for the raw product used in manufactuering. My backgroiund is production and I know how it can happen from time to time. Some build completely in house except for the amps and others outsource...

Quote: Originally Posted by d34th r34lity i might be buying two 3200watt aluminum diecast subs and im debating on how big my amplifier has to be for it to hit hard bass wise. the subs says it has a 2.5" 4 layer dual voice coil and the nominal impedance is a dual 4 ohms. would i want to get like a 4000 watt amp or what please help me? appreciate it. 4000 watts?