These can be found at
http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/se ... C%20Sounds


Here's a video on their new line up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1RIMfzCxXM

Two of their LMS-5400's in an eclipse. (quite a few related video's including a window cracking vid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7wVhaWt ... re=related

And if you decided not to pay cash for your new Z, but instead wanted to upgrade your home audio setup by buying a massive amount of subwoofers, amps, and get a few 30A 230v outlets installed, this might be what your garage would look like.

Nice. I've missed them.

I still have a pair of DB-500s that I picked up for $50 each IIRC.

PoorManQ45 wrote:Nice. I've missed them.

Yeah I was hoping they'd be bringing back their high end stuff, the LMS lines. Having stainless steel formers is a nice touch and will result in excellent power handling. The car audio guys should like that. I want two LMS-R15's to try in a large ported box, but those suckers sure like power. I'd have to buy some expensive amps for them if I want a solid 2kW per driver.

PoorManQ45 wrote:I still have a pair of DB-500s that I picked up for $50 each IIRC.

Wow, that's a nice buy! They had good TSP's for moderatly sized ported enclosures. It's always good to jump on close-outs/liquidations.

I honestly just missed their low end stuff.

The DB-500 was an exceptional driver. Take four of them, 2 per ~6~8ft^3 box tuned to ~18hz and you've got a killer setup with a total of $400(retail) in drivers!