Heck yeah, they are awesome woofers

A Dodge Dart? That would have been great to see

Thank you. I hope to see some of those B2s too

Yea I was surprised the MTX Jacky was not there. He may make a part 2.

All good Woofers too

@@SparkedEd love the cha nnel Ed👍

Thank ya thank ya

Thanks. I was thinking of doing a head unit video. I started looking into some info on them. That vid may take a while because historical info is hard to come by.

That would have been sweet to see.

Thank you. Seems like a crazy way to do it, but how else could it even be done in the 90s?

That had to be a fun sight to see

Dang it

Right , how can you not put the funky pups on a list like this , I can no longer take this channel seriously , lol , jp , love the content , keep up the great work

Definitely awesome woofers

We need more Euro brands in the US

That could be the story of the 60" MTX 1000000 that someone got the details mixed up.

I remember hearing this rumor too , anyone ever find out the truth about it ?

@@mikeywilcox2501 Not that I know of. It'd be interesting to get some details about it.

That seems like a good way to do it

Would be a collector item today though

It's ok. I was never a big fan of it, but it's impressive

I'd love to meet him. I'm not the guy to do interviews, but if ever do meet him, I may have to.

@@SparkedEd I did get to meet him back in 1996 at Spring Break Nationals. I built a car for a guy to complete in the novice class (SQ/Install) and Richard came by and looked the car and gave me some compliments and offered to help tune it. So we sat in the car and he listened to it and helped me out. Super nice guy! I know he has been controversial in the car audio world but he seemed like a really good guy to me.

Definitely. Not sure how strong it was, but it was a lot of small radial neo magnets. They did the same on some of their 18s

I sold off my motors to someone building frankenstein woofers

I remember that from pimpmyride they said it was like 300lbs lol

Grab it off him

@@SparkedEd was my audio boss but dude terrible on paying ppl owes me money and hides at his house and never answers his phone he lost alot of business since i quit has a t319 im holdin it in my fb pic, been around audio since i was 8 and im pushin 40 love ur stroker vid but shocked u didnt review the mtx 22in jackhammers or t319 power

I'd love to see one of those in person

@@SparkedEd Got to hear two of them in Adam Dukes build, super absurd lows. The kind that slaps your eye lids

Other have said the surround was a tractor tire too. I appreciate you sharing the info.

We need a follow up on this ED!who is this mysterious man and where can we get the details Is this mr Clark we are talking about here or Superman😂

Original parts don't exist anymore. You'd have to build it custom. Best to measure the coil and try to find a match or message fixmyspeaker.com

That's exactly the one I was referencing. I should have put up a few pics.

@@SparkedEd when? I must have missed it, didn hear you reference either of them

@@NVMDSTEvil Towards the end, at 14:13 I say the we know of 80" woofers in theater systems and Marty MacFly's woofer. It was a quick comment, but that's one that was on my mind, along with this video I saw while gathering my info. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb6KhqmD0tnbkmQ.html

@@SparkedEd ah ok. I would really like one of the Ascendo 80"ers. 21" voice coil with 35mm one-way linear excursion.. yum. :)

@@NVMDSTEvil I think one could fit in a bus for sure

I love Mythbusters, but I think they mucked that one up.

@@SparkedEd didnt they break a record though? 160+ at around 18hz?

They weren't even close. That's why they mucked it up. Top scores at the time were in the 176-177 dB range in extreme class and 168db for Super Street. They would have gotten louder if they used conventional woofers as opposed to that drive shaft driven contraption.

@SparkedEd i thought it was a record for loudest at 16hz, but they weren't able to back it up bcz it broke

Tim is still around a little. I was hanging out at his shop when I worked for T3. Made him tap out of my old HHR

@@SparkedEd I hope to see ya at a show this year,maybe I'll have something big and something budgety, but big budget 😂and not soo budget friendly one ,we shall see. Proud of you guys I remember when I first started following you,I said now this guy has a wealth of knowledge and I was right.

Th hardest part would be finding a cone and surround. If the coil is bad, you could try to carefully remove it from the cone/spider, taking detailed measurements, and finding a new coil. Other than that, it's probably a goner.

​@@SparkedEd I would mold a piece of canvas, treated and stiffened. Then use some bicycle inner tubes as the surround. What the heck?!

I’m gonna be running 2 of Incriminator’s Tyrant 15’s on 10k in a mustang! Should be spicy.

Some Installers were using stiffening caps prior to RC bringing them to the fore front , The 10k prize was for an audio challenge of "hearing" the tonal differences between 2 amps, in a lab test setup. I think that 10k is still up for grabs. (I attended several A2K seminars that this was talked about). I Met Richard a year or so before he purchased the SW Buick, when he was competing with his Cadillac which was a superb install on itself. The "Bread Truck" was first unveiled at the IASCA World Finals in 1997 ( I was event staff and had to assist in trafficking vehicles around safely, and This was one of many that garnered extra attention). It arrived "late" since it was involved in a traffic accident on its way to the event. and yes.. it "broke" during the competition, since i was busy with the event, I had no idea was truely happened... I Talked to Mark Eldridge a few years back about the Bread Truck, he may have intel on what broke during the event. 29:41 and 47:48 ( and yes i am in the back by that big overhead door somewheres, but being 5'6" i am hidden like waldo) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJuioK113c7HeqM.html

​@@bummrplayer Yea one of the writers for Car Stereo Review, last name Navarro can't remember his first name wrote an article about the differences between 1% and 4% THD if it could be heard by ear and he proved it couldn't be. They had two identical cars one with all class a/b amps and high end goodies, the other all class d....Blind taste test if you will, not one person could which was which.

@@devastatoraudio Dave Navarro if I remember correctly....

@@bummrplayer Thats what I was thinking :D

Probably needs a refrigerator

@@SparkedEd atleast 2😂

​@@wildapeman3685 Put it in your house. Problem solved. Does it still work?

He was brilliant for many things

I was here to ask the same

Nice big woofer, I was just never a fan of it.

@@SparkedEd feelings about the DD 21” offerings?

I don't know too much about it, but I've always been impressed by DD