Are you rack mounting?

My rack mounted components

MG,

The link didn't work... But the one in your signature did...

...is this what you meant to post?
http://groups.msn.com/MeanGenesHome/hometheater.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=169

I don't have a rack. Just a couple of stacks of M200s. Speaking of M200s that picture you have, they look modded.

I believe the M200 can be rack mounted using NHT's AI amplifier adapter kit. I think the A1 and the M200 are very similar execpt for a few features and also the price.

MG,
Looking at your photos of the Sub Woofer Project, would the sub box happen to be an old BSR unit? Just curious.

Yes they are the old BSR cabinets. I removed the high pass filter and changed the driver out for a better one. The problem I have now is the cabinet literally is not heavy enough and the down firing driver wants to propel the whole box into the air. It is almost possible to get it off the ground with Blue Man Group before the 15amp breaker goes. Now I know why so many sub-woofer makers put amps in the subs, not because it's better sonically, but it's heaver. I will have to add some ballast in the near future.

You know I never noticed before, but your right, the picture of the M200's are modified. There are no XLR jacks on the M200. I got the picture from another web site, because the Outlaw web site does not have any good pictures of their products. Funny that an Internet only business does not advertise their products well. I guess most of us here know what were buying, but it might not hurt them to add a couple of close-ups of their stuff, maybe a picture of the back? Some sites have a 360 view that you can rotate, enough said.

I think eventually the M200 will have the XLR inputs just like NHT's A1. Since the new 790 will have them as well as the 950 replacement it would all fit.