He really does, meangene.

And to be honest, I don't doubt you, either. Clearly, your old 15A circuit was not fully up to the task of delivering the needed current to your equipment - either due to age on the breaker itself, corrosion (which would have a significant impact even with a small deposit, since it will be a much poorer conductor of electricity than clean copper), or both. You might even say that your case is a good illustration of why having sufficient current available for your equipment really does help.

As a side note, my new drivers are in California now and should be here by Saturday. One of the reasons for the power upgrade. I will be installing two of these into the system.

Update:

The new 15" 27mm xmax drivers are installed and working well. Along with the "power supply" upgrade, they are sounding very good. Sometimes it is outright scary.

Sub Pictures

MeanGene I'll bet thats a far cry from the original BSR drivers

Well they are very capable.

Avalanche 15 Demo

Ooooh, Avalanche. I've heard some very nice things about them even before you consider their price.

There on sale right now and I could not pass up the deal.

Ah, they're still trying to get rid of their XBL^2 technology drivers.

my only question is this, why not 18s? its like wheels for your car, everyone rolls around on 15s, but you dont see that many 18s, yet they are so much nicer... :-)

no more burnin paint on the 'volks',meangene?

'bout time :p