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[Jeff Babcock]

Duane, please realize it is difficult to interpret "tongue in cheek" comments, sarcasm, etc in forum posts.  Your comments could be interpreted in several ways, obviously I did not interpret your intentions correctly.

When trying to convey such ideas in forums I often will do something like this:

<sarcasm> My sarcastic remark here </sarcasm>

Cheers
Jeff

[Jeff Permanian]

The new Growlers are a little behind schedule but should start shipping within the next couple weeks.

[Jaraad Brown]

Maybe I am a little too strong or the 2010 Growler went on a diet.

[Bob Kenton]

Any news about the new powered model yet?

[Jeff Permanian]

I now have a 4000 watts RMS, 7200 watt burst peak, plate amplifier.

About to introduce the "Growler Duo" that is a little larger than a Growler, powered and uses dual 10's with the same motor used on my new 12.

[Josh Billings]

Why not just do the dual 12s?

I always liked that configuration (TSW-218 style)

Not too many people use the growlers as singles...maybe some use them as 2 per side...but having a dual configuration cabinet could be offered that would save on wood, be easier to move, lighter than 2 cabinets.

Sounds like a win win win to me

-Josh

[Jeff Permanian]

Josh Billings wrote on Tue, 04 May 2010 20:15

Why not just do the dual 12s? I always liked that configuration (TSW-218 style) Not too many people use the growlers as singles...maybe some use them as 2 per side...but having a dual configuration cabinet could be offered that would save on wood, be easier to move, lighter than 2 cabinets. Sounds like a win win win to me -Josh

The Growler Duo is meant to be small and easily portable. Its only a couple inches larger, 20 lbs heavier (powered) but has a foot longer horn and quadruple the powerhandling of the orginal Growler. For those looking for larger subwoofers, I'm about to introduce the "Orbit Shifter".