Geoff L
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Quailty control problems that plagued the TM-I caused it's demise. PE tried to work these out with the manufacturer, but to no avail.
So a re-design and a new build house of the Tiny Mighty-II came about.
The ~{First/Orignial Dayton TM-I}~ was a much better looking sub by far (to most all that have seen both), but due to the for mentioned above, it was discontinued and the latest Dayton TM-II came forth.
The last load of TM-I's ~{sold & shipped had mostly Amp problems}~.. PE ate it big and replaced all bad amps for free to the customers that purchased them. Didn't even want the bad or broken amps shipped back to them, "in the end"...
It was the last straw for Parts Express, and the Dayton 10" TM-I became sub history...
But, the Rory two word TM-II "Bung Hole" was born..
I do agree tho, it's butt ugly compared to the original and thats a bummer! :frowning:
So a re-design and a new build house of the Tiny Mighty-II came about.
The ~{First/Orignial Dayton TM-I}~ was a much better looking sub by far (to most all that have seen both), but due to the for mentioned above, it was discontinued and the latest Dayton TM-II came forth.
The last load of TM-I's ~{sold & shipped had mostly Amp problems}~.. PE ate it big and replaced all bad amps for free to the customers that purchased them. Didn't even want the bad or broken amps shipped back to them, "in the end"...
It was the last straw for Parts Express, and the Dayton 10" TM-I became sub history...
But, the Rory two word TM-II "Bung Hole" was born..
I do agree tho, it's butt ugly compared to the original and thats a bummer! :frowning: