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Picked up a set of horns off Alex. Don't know what I might be missing until I try them. Then I can talk T into getting horns.
Once Alex can get his hands on the GZRA, I'll be replacing the DB Neo with that.
Grabbed a SD250.2 to run the VO6x9s in my lids. I know they are hurting for power and the NVX just isn't cutting it for them.
Horns should be here next Wednesday.
Game plan for now: Beymas run off the SD 250.2, horns run off the NVX and the DD VO6x9s run off the DB Neo until the GZRAs hit American soil.
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