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Mojo ... the wireless EP600 and EP800 writeup are different from the non-wireless.
The wireless has the specs I was quoting while the non-wireless has the specs I remembered.

Which is correct?

Maybe they're both correct.

ahh ... thought you would be off line pulling a driver off your 800 to claim your beer
... a man has to have priorities ...

I think the wired and wireless are the same speaker with the same specs... only how they get their signal differ.

My 800 was hand-built and tested in the chamber by Ian himself. Ian wrote and tested the 'nad tickler/gut punch code. Ian hand-selected and populated all parts for the amp. Ian created the custom artwork for the amp plate and then hand-tested every node of that amp. Ian built the box and the drivers and connected it all up and tested it as a system in the chamber. He then climbed the 30 meter pole outside in a blizzard at -28C and measured it in 4pi space. He then signed one driver and dragged Andrew from the bar at 2:30 am to sign the other driver. Ian then blessed it with Axiom holy water and packed it up and put it on the fed ex truck. There is no way, absolutely no way, I am going to desecrate his work by disemboweling that holy 800.

By the way, while he was doing all that, Ian also came up with 4 new inventions and managed to please Amie at the same time!

Mojo, think you have a start of a new religion ...
"And the 800 artifact is proof of his existence ...The sound came forth and it was good"

I am ashamed that I believed that you might actually desecrate the 800 ..
and for what ... a beer ...

ahhhh Mojo, How about a six pack?

A six pack of 800v4?

If that's a brand of beer.

I see there were some missing numbers on the Wireless subs. I fixed that now. Both the EP600 and EP800 are programmed to be linear to 12 Hz. The cabinet volume per driver is slightly more in an EP600. Four EP600s can be a great combo instead of two EP800s; but there is always four EP800s!

Ian,

You need to fix the write-ups too ...