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Three Cougars no-hit Statesville
From staff reports
Heath Mitchem, T.J. Brackett and Blake Cauble combined on a no-hitter as Carson beat Statesville 13-1 in NPC baseball on Wednesday.
Mitchem pitched three innings. The hurlers combined for nine strikeouts.
Carson rapped 15 hits, seven for extra bases.
Dylan Carpenter had a triple, and he and Mitchem, Austin McNeill and Greg Tonnesen had two hits each.
• West Rowan's baseball team bounced back from Tuesday's loss to East Rowan with a 9-3 non-conference win against Robinson on Wednesday.
Sophomore Omar Bautista (2-0) was the story for the Falcons. He fanned 11 in a complete-game effort and allowed three hits and one earned run.
Nick Collins led West at the plate. He homered, doubled and singled.
Michael Pinkston had two hits and two RBIs. Hunter Teeter also knocked in two runs.
Taylor Garczynski had two hits and scored twice.
West (7-1) plays Salisbury tonight in Mount Ulla. It's a jayvee-varsity doubleheader.
• South Rowan won 9-4 at North Iredell in NPC baseball.
Tyler Fuller has been cleared to play following an appendectomy, and his return to the lineup was a huge boost for South. Fuller went 5-for-5 with two doulbles and a triple and he scored three runs.
Dillon Parker was again strong on the mound. He pitched six innings and fanned seven. Aaron Bare pitched the seventh.
Parker and Dylan Goodman had two hits each, and Nathan Lambert drove in two runs.
South also played well defensively.
• Davie stayed unbeaten with a 7-6 win against Watauga on Wednesday that took 10 innings.
Charlie Muchukot had the game-winning double.
Karch Arey scored two runs. Elijah Jones had two hits.
Davie (5-0) is at Alexander Central tonight.
• West Davidson thumped Wheatmore 12-2 on Wednesday.
Chandler Simerson was the winning pitcher. Zach Queen, Graham Shoaf and Kyle Smith drove in two runs each for the Green Dragons (3-0).
More prep baseball
Salisbury's Brian Bauk, Davie's Matt Vernon, Northwest Cabarrus' Tanner Bigham and Hickory Ridge's J.T. Ford are on the High Honorable Mention List for Rawlings'Senior All-America team.
Bauk signed with Appalachian State, Vernon with N.C. State and Bigham with UNC.
Ford was a first-team pick on the All-Atlantic Region (Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia and the Carolinas).
Bauk, Bigham and Vernon are second team on the All-Region team. South Rowan's Eric Tyler (East Carolina) and West Rowan's Taylor Garczynski (Francis Marion) are Honorable Mention.
• Bryan Tyson will coach his final game for Mount Pleasant on Friday against Northwest Cabarrus.
Tyson is taking over as Cabarrus County's athletics director.
Prep softball
Carson romped 15-0 against Statesville in a three-inning NPC softball game played on Wednesday.
Lacee Hunsucker pitched a no-hitter and struck out eight. One Greyhound walked.
Jana Bradshaw and Kinsley Bean went 3-for-3 for the Cougars.
Hunsucker, Morgan Peninger and Mariah Morgan had two hits each. Kaycee Kennedy had a triple.
• Davie beat East Rowan 16-1 in non-conference softball on Wednesday at Rich Park.
Caroline Miller pitched a five-hitter in the five-inning game. Courtney Lyerly had two hits for the Mustangs.
Miller, Lauren Taylor and Kristina Parrish had three hits each for Davie. Taylor homered and drove in five runs.
Davie had 15 hits.
Prep girls soccer
South Rowan lost to Statesville 3-1 in NPC soccer on Wednesday.
Leslie Franks scored the goal for the Raiders.
South is at home tonight at 6 p.m. against Concord.
• Salisbury lost 3-1 to Davie in non-conference soccer played on Wednesday.
Salisbury was missing standouts Kristel Rodriguez (illness) and Kate Grant (injury).
Salisbury still played well. It was 1-1 in the second half after Maritsa Mourouzidis scored on an assist by Adna Music. Kristen Harman had an outstanding game.
Salisbury is home tonight at 6:45 p.m. against Statesville.
Prep boys tennis
Salisbury beat Central Davidson 5-4 in CCC tennis on Wednesday.
Clint Comadoll, David Derrick and Spencer Storey won singles matches for the Hornets (2-2, 2-0 CCC).
Comadoll-Chris Derrick and Storey-Hunter Carlton won doubles matches.
• North Rowan won 6-3 against Chatham Central in YVC action on Wednesday. The Cavaliers will take on South Stanly today.
College baseball
UNC Pembroke scored six runs in the ninth inning and beat Catawba 12-8 at Newman Park on Wednesday.
Ben Schmucker had a three-run triple in the ninth.
Ethan Satterfield had four hits for the 14th-ranked Indians (18-6). Paul Kronenfeld scored three runs, but the Indians left 15 men on base, including 11 in scoring position.
Juli Zubillaga (Carson) had two of Catawba's 13 hits.
Brett Huffman (West Rowan) drove a run for 25th-ranked UNCP (17-6).
Catawba starts a weekend series with Lenoir-Rhyne on Friday.
• UNC Asheville's Corey Randall (Davie) pitched six innings and got his first college win Tuesday in a 7-5 victory against Wofford.
•Applachian State's Preston Troutman (East Rowan) homered in Tuesday's 9-4 loss to Georgia.
Troutman and Noah Holmes (East) had RBIs as Appalachian State beat Georgia 8-5 on Wednesday.
•Guilford's Nathan Fulbright had three hits, including a two-run single in the eighth that lifted the Quakers to a 12-10 win against Stevenson (Md.).
Caleb Henley (East) pitched a scoreless inning Friday in UNC Greensboro's 9-8 loss to Lehigh.
College lacrosse
Queens scored the first 10 goals and whipped Catawba's men's lacrosse team 17-8 on Wednesday.
Tom Cullop scored three goals to lead the Indians (2-5).
College cross country
Catawba's Christian Crifasi has a 3.65 GPA in business and was named to the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Academic team for Division II,
Catawba's cross country team was honored for having a 3.26 cumulative GPA.
7th-grade girls hoops
North Rowan's girls beat Southeast 42-40 on Wednesday to win the seventh-grade basketball tournament.
Egypt Alexander provided the winning bucket with 18 seconds left.
Alexander had 20 points and 23 rebounds for coach Ashley Poole's second-seeded Mavericks (16-1).
Shyann Vaughters had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Tanajah Robinson had five assists, six points and 14 rebounds. Meliya Parker scored six points.
Olivia Gabriel scored 22 points for the top-seeded Patriots (15-2), including the 3-pointer that made it 40-all with 36 seconds left.
Maren Shumaker had seven points and 10 second-half rebounds. Alexandra Linder scored six points. Taylor Hairston had seven boards.
7th-grade boys hoops
Knox beat Southeast 50-42 for the boys tournament championship.
Coach Phil Knox's second-seeded Trojans (16-1) led 38-36 with four minutes left but finished strong.
Montavio Rankin, Isaac Baker and Oshaun Robinson scored clutch points down the stretch.
Knox led 14-0 early. Top-seeded Southeast pulled within 25-19 at halftime.
Baker had 19 for the winners. Rankin had 15 points and seven rebounds. Robinson had 10 points and five steals. Jaquon Davis and Ray Mashore combined for 19 rebounds.
Jamarius Hairston had 16 points and 12 rebounds for the Patriots (15-2).
Cameron Prugh had 10 points and six boards. Jailen Williams had eight points and four assists. Elijah Moss scored seven points. Jay Wilkerson had seven rebounds.
Local golf
Melvin Rape made a hole-in-one at Warrior.
Rape used a pitching wedge on the 112-yard No. 6 hole. Ernie Macon, Bob Hill and John Mullinax witnessed the shot.
• In the Warrior's Two-Man Mulligan Tournament, the team of Michael Dorsett-Keith Dorsett shot 59-61 — 120 to win the Championship Flight.
Gerald Staton-Mike Frye finished second at 59-63 —122.
Other Championship Flight scores were: Dale Snyder-Eric Edwards (126), Corey Basinger-Gordon Preddy (127), Lee Frick-Bree Wray (128), Brian Jones-Dale Plummer(129), Seth Waller-Justin Lefler (130), Walker Dabbs-Robbie Hill (131) and Chad Williams-Bubba Hendren (131).
Flight winners were First Flight: Kevin Lentz-Eric Mulkey (128); Second Flight: Ryan Seymore-Dewayne Colvard (132); Third Flight: Andy Lombard-Jason Barnhardt (132); Fourth Flight: Bob Boltz-Gary Chastain (137), and Fifth Flight: Andy Frick-Jimmy Denton (143).
Middle school golf
Sacred Heart's coed golf team shot 173 at the Country Club of Salisbury and lost to SouthLake by five strokes.
Alex Antosek shot 38 for the Dolphins. Michael Childress shot 40, and Will Casmus shot 45.
The next match for the Dolphins is Friday against Salisbury Academy at Warrior.
Middle school soccer
Erwin's boys beat Corriher-Lipe 2-0.
Goals were scored by Erik Estrada and Brock Stewart.
Stallions baseball
The Cabarrus Homeschool Stallions defeated North Davidson 8-3 Tuesday. Daniel Durham, Garrett Alewine and Dalton Lankford were the leading hitters.
Travis Cone was the winning pitcher, throwing four innings and allowing three hits. Drake Boger pitched two innings and Lankford threw the last inning.
Major leagues
The Pittsburgh Pirates have assigned prospect Jerry Sands (Catawba) to their minor league camp, so Sands is expected to start the season at Triple A Indianapolis.
West hoops camp
The inaugural West Rowan spring basketball camp is scheduled for March 20 from 6-8 p.m. There will be six sessions every Wednesday. The camp is for boys in grades 6-8.
The cost is $20 but scholarships are available, if necessary, for anyone who wants to attend.
The camp director is Mike Gurley. Staff will include Keith Sherrill and Clint Mauldin.
The camp is designed to help middle school players prepare for high school basketball.
Contact Gurley at 704-798-2074 or email@example.com.
Salisbury Parks and Rec
Registration for adult kickball, coed indoor soccer (ages 5-8) and girls volleyball (ages 7-12) last through March 16.
Contact Steve Clark at email@example.com or Lakai Brice at email@example.com or call 704-638-5289.


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House Tour: Nicole and Brandon's Oak Park Bungalow
Name: Nicole and Brandon
Profession: Nicole owns Pink Loves Brown and Brandon works in prepress for a printing company
Location: Oak Park
Size/Type: 1400 sq/ft 4 bedroom 1920's bungalow
Years lived in: 6 months
A good eye. Nicole has one. From her work (she is the design mind behind Pink Loves Brown) to her home, she knows how to pick colors and arrange things just so, for maximum visual pleasure. And she's not shy about her good ideas - her blog, Making it Lovely, documents her adventures in home ownership and decor. She and her husband, Brandon, have lived in their bungalow for less than a year (just past the six month mark), yet it looks polished and cozy - a testament to (as we all know) plenty of hard work to go along with that "good eye".
We're so happy to feature Nicole in an AT House Tour, especially during a busy week for her. If you enjoyed seeing her home here on AT, let her her know in person: She'll be at Booth #196 at the Renegade Craft Fair this weekend (September 15 & 16, 2007) on Division Street.
Nicole's Survey:
our Style: Feminine, with a mix of vintage and modern, and clean lines (but not minimal).
the Inspiration : I'm not sure. I definitely read a lot of shelter magazines and design blogs, so I'm sure they play a big part.
favorite Element: Can I pick a color as my favorite element? All the touches of pink make me happy. The orange too.
biggest Challenge : Our house is old (1920), so I'm trying to honor the architecture of the home without being limited to period design.
what Friends Say: Everyone keeps asking why I don't offer interior design. I'm busy enough these days though!
biggest Embarassment: The house is usually messy! We clean, and everything stays nice and neat for about two days.
proudest DIY: I think it's a tie between putting in new bamboo flooring and tiling the kitchen backsplash.
biggest Indulgence: We're starting to purchase actual art (not just prints). I felt very grown up when I commissioned my first painting (from Amy Ruppel).
best Advice A few nice pieces will elevate everything else in a room (so that the IKEA stuff isn't as noticeable)!
myDream Source: DWR and Anthropologie always have things that I want, but I'd love to be able to splurge on vintage items and work by smaller, independent designers.
Living Room
Sofa: Jasper, Room & Board
Chairs: LCW (Eames), and Astrid from Anthropologie
Art: painting by Amy Ruppel, collage from Swallowfield, print by the Black Apple
Coffee Table: Target (Thomas O'Brien)
Lighting: Nelson Saucer Pendant, lamps by Robert Abbey
TV stand: west elm
Curtains: Crate & Barrel
Paint: Wild Aster, Benjamin Moore
Dining Room
Chairs: Crate & Barrel
Table: hand-me-down
Rug: west elm
Lighting: west elm
Roman Shades: west elm
Art: print by I'm Smitten
Brandon's Office
Desk: hand-me-down
Bookshelves (with doors): IKEA
Rug: Urban Outfitters
Paint: Driftwood, Benjamin Moore
My Office
Desk: Blu Dot for the Container Store
Chair: IKEA
Lighting: lamp by Robert Abbey
Shelving / CD Storage: IKEA
Paint: Pink Innocence, Benjamin Moore
Bookshelves (with doors): IKEA
Lighting: IKEA
Chair and Ottoman: Crate & Barrel
Curtains: Pier 1
Paint: Afternoon Tea, Pittsburgh Paints
Bed: Room & Board
Lighting: Pottery Barn
Bedding: IKEA, CB2, pbteen
Rug: west elm
Paint: Chocolate Froth, Behr
Main Work Table: IKEA (kitchen island)
Other Tables: hand-me-downs
Shelving: IKEA
Lighting: Target (Thomas O'Brien)
Paint: Wild Aster, Benjamin Moore
Thanks to Nicole and Brandon for the tour and to Evan Thomas for the photos!
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yay! i love nicole's blog ... and her house, of course. so i'm thrilled to have photos of it all compiled in one nice slideshow. thank you thank you!
I want to have that house when I grow up.
I love that painting of Hedonismbot! Where did you come across that?
six months and the place looks that great? i'm so jealous.
Can I move in....I love pink!!
I've been reading Nicole's blog since the beginnng and I found it through AT. She has amazing style! This is beautiful.
you two are just adorable!! you place looks amazing!
Nicole and Brandon are so inspirational. I love to keep up with Making it Lovely. The best thing is that she has his Star Wars AT-AT fitting into his study perfectly. I remember AT bringing up the issue of how to incorporate significant others' geeky toys, and leave it to Nicole to do it so well!
oh, P.S. Y'all should include the awesome magazine resource/inspiration pages that Nicole creates in photoshop.
i love the giant ampersand! actually, i love all the wordz!
your place is gorgeous...so smart and thoughtfully put together. i be envy.
great place. looks very welcoming.
where are the curtains in the bedroom from?
The whole house is awesome, but I particularly covet the whole library/reading nook area.
Great job Nicole and Brandon - all your hard work really paid off. Your house is so beautifully done and the photos are stunning. I'm totally impressed.
Oh, Nicole! I love your home. I'm always trying to decide which room I like best. Right now I think it's the library.
Thank you so much everyone! I've been looking forward to seeing the photos. They turned out so well! Thank you, Evan, for taking the time to set up each shot so beautifully!
Jeremy, Hedonism Bot was painted by a friend of ours (Mike Bianco). We went to an event with him and a few people creating art on the spot, and that's the one we bought.
The curtains in the bedroom… the brown ones over the closet were from Crate & Barrel (we have real closet doors now), the pink ones were from pbkids (because yeah, it's hard to find cheap pink curtains), and the roman shades were from Target.
really lovely! your place is sparkling. and i love oak park - great town - that's where my husband's from - so we're out there all the time...especially shopping for italian groceries and specialties on harlem - just west of you.
nicole, thanks for the tip about the curtains...pbkids just might save me from grubby vertical blind hell.
also, your home is great, but you knew that already :D
Oh, Well done! You have a perfect blend of period and contemporary pieces! Your craft room looks like HEAVEN! SOOO jealous!
I'm a big fan of Nicole's blog so it was great to see all her rooms in one slideshow. I was bummed, however, that her blue-toilet bathroom and her really fabulous DIY kitchen backsplash weren't featured here. They are really great and have inspired me to take on more DIY.
Thanks Nicole & Brandon!!!
Well done Nicole and Brandon. I really really like your house. The word that comes to mind is luscious. And I really like that you haven't left white walls. The white furniture really pops in the library and the bookcases look lovely.
I've been reading your blog Nicole, and you're really inspiring me! My two favorite elements: 1). Your judicious use of IKEA, because we all love the prices, but we don't want the house to look like a dorm, and 2) The splashes of pink and orange make your home seem so colorful, but it's still neutral enough to be restful. You've done an amazing job!
I'm a big fan of her blog so its good to see her home featured on AT. Love the colors.
OOH I love this place! I love the curtains, rugs, paint colors, chairs, and shelving!
OMG....I remember your house. I drove past it and told my husband to drive back because I loved the puffs hanging from your porch. I so love your house. Everything about it. The mix of sophisticated stuff with toys and funny art. It's beautiful. I just wish you would come over my house and give me a couple pointers. Oh....and I am in desperate need of your coffee table. Perfect for a your stylish mom with yikes......a toddler! No edges!
bellisimo nicole! the colors are so warm and you've done an amazing job in such a short time!
is that the petrie chair & ottoman from crate & barrel? i love it!
congratulations on a beautiful home.
A big THANK YOU to everyone that stopped by to say hello at the Renegade Craft Fair!
I really like the mix of Ikea with DWR, the Target with Room and Board. When my friends buy new homes, they are eager to fill it up with new stuff and make the mistake of buying everything from just one or two sources. Even though it's only been 6 months, you have taken care to extract all possibilities from a variety of sources and created a gorgeous home.
I do have one question though: is your husband cool with the design choices in the house? My fiance and I are completely at odds about how to furnish our future house since he is more traditional whereas I am more organic modern. He likes wallpaper and I like stone or brick veneers.
I have loved this house, and their old apartment, ever since I first saw the pictures!
Six months?!
Wow. Just wow. I'm always trying to rectify both my uber-modern and uber-girlie impulses... and you come along and marry them with such elegance and grace. Bravo!
I just Google Notebooked so many of your photos as inspiration for my new house, everything is perfect!
One question, and for all I know it might be some famous designer I should know, but where did you get that great chandelier over the table?
Oh, I didn't realize there were new comments! Thanks!
The chandelier over the table is from west elm.
metal and wood chandelier
where did you find the planters on your porch?
They were from CB2.
I love the AT-AT-- my husband's going to be so happy to come home and find his on display! Also, my 10 year old daughter wants to know where you got the squirrel girl painting.
We have my husband's lightsaber in there now too. ;)
The print was from the Black Apple.
Wow! I just love your place. It's warm and homey but also clean and classy looking. I am just beginning to find my own taste in my first place and never quite feel like I know what is right. The Anthro chair is fantastic and I love how you make it fit. For some reason I have always been draw to those big IKEA bookcases but never know if they would look right. I love them in your place.
Love your place... I know I have seen the decorative pillows on your sofa before but can not remember who makes them. Can you tell me who makes them or where you got them? they weren't on your summary list... Thanks !!!
Love this, must save several pics when I get home tonight! I dream of having bookshelves like that (corner, lit, with glass doors), but no place to put it YET. Beautiful place.
Lovely! I'm dying to know, where is the big &-sign on the pink (office?)wall from? I adore it.
The big ampersand sign was from Pottery Barn. The pillows on the sofa are from Thomas Paul.
Absolutely lovely. It's the kind of place I want when I grow up ;)
How do you hang your pictures? I see that you use ribbon but what are you using at the top?
BTW I love pink!
I really like the wood trimming around the doorways.
I really like the color used in the library room :)
This is really nice. I am going to look up your blog.


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Screen Play: Hudson Valley Artists 2013
In "Screen Play", the Dorsky Museum's annual exhibition of Hudson Valley artists, fifteen artists respond to or use screens as a material, process, or metaphor. Screens as varied as textiles, painted canvases, projected images, and digital monitors serve as poetic and practical means to translate pictures from one realm to another. Participating artists include Diann Bauer, Amy Brenner, Vernon M. Byron III, Adriana Farmiga, Shanti Grumbine, Patrick Kelley, Linda Kuehne, AbshalomJacLahav, LoVid, Rachel Rampleman, Stever Rossi, Adie Russell, K. Velis Turan, Jonathan Wang and Harvey Weiss.
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The exhibition "Anonymous: Contemporary Tibetan Art" explores the tension between an ancient culture's unbroken artistic tradition of anonymity and the personality-driven world of contemporary art. By examining attitudes towards attribution in shifting cultural contexts, we ask the question: how do practitioners in the emerging field of Tibetan contemporary art react to and reinterpret their predecessors' anonymous past, and what role does anonymity play in the changing landscape of contemporary Tibetan culture?
The Saturday Arts Lab is part of the Community Arts School at SUNY New Paltz. Offering dynamic education programming in the visual arts, theatre, and music for students from kindergarten through high school, we encourage students to explore the unique qualities of the arts through classes carefully designed for each age, grade, and/or experience level. Scholarships available. Registration ends Sept. 13.
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A hilarious musical about overachievers, chronicling the experience of six young adolescent outsiders vying for the spelling championship of a lifetime. In the throes of puberty, overseen by grown-ups who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, they learn that winning isn't everything and that losing doesn't necessarily make you a loser. Directed by Joe Langworth.


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text: Rockford Fosgate T1500-1bdCP Power Series mono sub amplifier 1,500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms Save 50% on a select amp wiring kit with any $249+ car amplifier Zoom Front Right Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 57515001CP Review Summary 8 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $799.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $679.99 Scratch & Dent Buy this item and earn up to 800 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Get 50% off a select wiring kit Extend the warranty with a Rockford Fosgate wiring kit Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 800 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Rockford Fosgate T1500-1bdCP by Buck Pomerantz My system has plenty of power. Who needs an amp? You might think you don't need an amp because you have a 400-watt system in your car, or because your new stereo puts out 50 watts a channel. But those are peak wattage ratings, which may boil down to 15 or 20 watts per channel, using the more realistic RMS rating. An amp sends your speakers the power they need to deliver your music with clarity and impact, whether you're using factory speakers or high-performance components. And low-frequency reproduction requires lots of power, so an amp is an absolute must if you're adding a sub to your system. Powerful bass performance Rockford Fosgate enjoys a well-deserved reputation for building high-quality mobile audio products. Their Power Series amps sit at the top of the car audio food chain, with proven durability and proprietary technologies that deliver stronger, more reliable performance than most other amps on the planet today. Rockford Fosgate's high-tech solutions yield more power Power Series amplifiers actively monitor their speakers' performance using Rockford Fosgate's Constant Power technology. A speaker's impedance naturally fluctuates as it performs. So, just like your cruise control increases the engine's RPM to maintain your car's speed uphill, Constant Power maintains this amp's output by increasing its internal voltage and current when the speaker's impedance rises. This results in up to a 25% increase in the amp's total power output, especially in the crucial range below 50 Hz where a sub amp really has to shine. Rugged construction, massive bass Rockford Fosgate builds each Power Series mono amplifier with heavy-duty, state-of-the-art components. The award-winning Dynamic Thermal Management design manages the temperature of the internal components, distributing heat evenly for higher efficiency and lower distortion. The unique heat sink allows the heat to escape more readily so the high-power output transistors stay cooler and last longer. Can you say 1,500 watts? The T1500-1bdCP mono sub amp uses an efficient Class bd design to deliver up to 1,500 watts to your subwoofer system from a remarkably compact chassis. This amp can even drive a 1-ohm load, so you can get massive bass out of a wide variety of system designs. The variable 24/dB per octave crossover creates a more natural sounding transition from your speakers to your subs. And the 2-year warranty tells you that Rockford Fosgate stands behind this bass behemoth. See more info on this item Highlights:mono subwoofer amplifier1,000 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (1,500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms)1,500 watts RMS x 1 at 1 ohmCEA-2006 compliantDynamic Thermal Management cooling systemvariable low-pass filter (35-250 Hz, 24 dB/octave)selectable subsonic filter (28Hz, 24 dB/octave)variable bass boost (0-18 dB at 45 Hz)optional wired remote bass boostClass-BD amplifier designMOSFET power and output stagespreamp-level inputs and outputs4-gauge power and ground leads and a 200-amp fuse recommended wiring and hardware not included with amplifierno onboard fuses when installing multiple amps in a system, an additional 200-amp in-line fuse between the distribution block and the amplifier is recommended14-15/16"W x 2-1/4"H x 8-15/16"Dwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 1000 x 1 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 1900 x 1 Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 1500 x 1 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) N/A Minimum Impedance Bridged N/A Minimum Impedance Unbridged 1 Best Frequency Response 20-250 Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 1% Signal to Noise Ratio 80 dB Input Voltage 14.4v Features Amplifier Class BD Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 34-250 Hz Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 24 dB/oct High-Pass Crossover Frequency N/A High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/A Bass Boost 0-18 Bass Boost Frequency 45 Hz Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 200 Speaker Level Inputs No Preamp Outputs 1 pair Width (inches) 14-15/16 Height (inches) 2-1/4 Depth (inches) 8-15/16 Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Mono-channel amplifier Four 1-1/2" Self-tapping screws Installation & Operation manual (Eng/Fre/Spa) Power Amplifier Performance Verification Certificate Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Controls Connections Features Overview: With its super efficient Class-BD circuit topology and Constant Power configuration, the Rockford Fosgate Power T1500-1bdCP assures maximum power output. Due to its dedicated low frequency response, this amplifier is optimized for mid-bass speakers or subwoofers only. The amplifier is 1-ohm stable (1500 watts x 1) and will drive a pair of 4-ohm DVC subwoofers or quad-configuration of 2-ohm DVC subwoofers with ease. Class bd Design: Rockford Fosgate bd topology is a revolutionary patented design, integrating a technology that is more efficient than typical class AB and has lower distortion than class D designs. Power bd amplifiers are 75-80% efficient vs. 20-60% efficient class ab amplifiers. This means, more power from your amplifier with less drain on your vehicles electrical and charging system. Constant Power: Its proprietary "Constant Power" configuration provides the ability to instantaneously deliver maximum output power to speakers without regard to its varying impedance while maintaining high-efficiency and thermal performance. Music and speakers have a dynamic relationship. So your listening experience is cleaner, louder and more impressive than ever before. Cast Aluminum Heatsink: The cast aluminum heatsink dissipates heat generated by the amplifier's circuitry. The inherent advantage of casting provides a 30% improvement of cooling over conventional extrusion heatsink designs. Dynamic Thermal Management (DTM): DTM Evenly distributes excess heat across entire amplifier heatsink. DSM (Discrete Surface Mount): DSM utilize 1% tight-tolerances improving efficiency of the circuit, decreases cross-talk from other discrete components and lowers operating temperature. An industry-leading manufacturing process, DSM utilizes high-speed robotics, high-quality 1% tight-tolerance parts and large board traces. The discrete components are laser etched to meet a particular value and a very low tolerance. This lower tolerance improves the efficiency of the circuit, decreases cross-talk from other discrete components and lowers operating temperature. TO-247 MOSFETs: The Rockford Fosgate amplifier use custom TO-247 MOSFETs. These have 60% more metal tab area for more power capacity, lower impedance and improved heat dissipation over traditional TO-220 MOSFETs found in many other amplifier. The MOSFET transistor is the best type of device to use when building a high quality mobile amplifier. The TO-247 has 60% more metal tab area and its unique, fully encapsulated design is capable of housing a silicon die (the heart of the MOSFET) twice as large as the TO-220. The larger die provides more power handling capacity. Additionally, the extra metal tab area ensures that no matter what size silicon die is inside, the thermal impedance will always be lower than in the TO-220 due to improved heat dissipation. MEHSA3: MEHSA3 reduces MOSFET temperatures, lowers distortion, increases durability and prolongs the output device life span. MEHSA3 (Maximum Efficiency Heat Sink Application - gen. 3) is a proprietary process that yields up to five times better heat transfer than traditional FET mounting techniques, using the exact same components. A multi-layer insulated metal substrate operating with minimal thermal resistance spreads heat both downward and outward to quickly dissipate heat from each device across the heatsink. This process combined with Rockford's optimized heatsink designs, DSM (Discrete Surface Mount) technology and MOSFET devices, allows the amplifier to squeeze more watts per cubic inch from every output device as well as provide consistent thermal stability. The 3rd generation creates a dielectric layer between the ceramic topside and the aluminum base that retains all of the electrical isolation and capacitive coupling of the original MEHSA material increasing it's thermal conductivity. The higher power handling results in a 20% reduction in thermal impedance. NOMAD (NOn-Multiplying Advanced Decision): NOMAD is an intelligent protection circuit that uses an analog computer to make real time decisions regarding temperature, voltage, current and impedance. The unit is protected without limiting sound output unless needed. Power and Protection LEDs: The LEDs are located on top of the amplifier. A blue Power LED illuminates when the amplifier is turned on. A red Thermal LED illuminates if the amplifier overheats. The yellow Protect LED illuminates if a short circuit or too low an impedance is detected at the speaker connections. When any of the protection circuits engage, the amp automatically shuts down until the problem is corrected. Controls Internal Crossover: The amplifier features a built-in 24dB/octave Butterworth low-pass filter with a variable crossover point from 35Hz to 250Hz. Punch EQ2: The Punch EQ on-board equalization circuit helps correct for acoustical deficiencies in the listening environment. This control is a narrow band adjustment variable from 0dB to +18dB at 45Hz with a Gyrator based Punch EQ that eliminates frequency shift with boost. Infrasonic Filter: This 28Hz high-pass filter (12dB/octave Butterworth) is designed to prevent frequencies below the audio range from being applied to the subwoofer from the amplifier. This infrasonic filter improves your subwoofer performance and power handling, particularly in vented enclosures. Connections Power Connections: The power and ground terminals are nickel-plated captive c-clamp wire connectors and will accommodate up to 4-gauge wire. An external 200-amp fuse (not included) must be installed on the power wire. If a wiring kit is used which includes a fuse with a value other than 200-amps, the original should be replaced with a 200-amp fuse. The remote turn-on terminal will accept wire sizes of 12- to 24-gauge. A Phillips-head or slotted screwdriver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Dual Speaker Terminals: The Power mono-amplifier features two pair of speaker output terminals so you can easily connect two 4-ohm speakers to the amplifier in a 2-ohm load configuration. The two pair of nickel-plated clamp wire connectors will accept 8-gauge to 18-gauge wire. A Phillips-head or slotted screwdriver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Differential Input RCA Inputs: The amplifier features a pair of differential RCA input jacks for easy connection of signal level input. Differential input circuitry measures the voltage of both the positive (+) and negative (-) portions of the input signal, subtracting the voltage common to both conductors (noise); resulting in a cleaner signal. Reducing the noise on the input then improves the sound quality of the output. The RCA input jacks are nickel-plated to resist signal degradation caused by corrosion. RCA Outputs: The amplifier also features a pair of RCA "Pass-Thru" jacks which provide a convenient source for daisy-chaining an additional amplifier without running an extra set of RCA cables from the front of the vehicle to the rear amplifier location. The RCA output jacks are nickel-plated to resist signal degradation caused by corrosion. Remote Punch EQ (PEQ) Connection: An RJ-45 jack is provided for connecting an optional remote PEQ control (575ROCKPEQ, sold separately). If you use the remote PEQ, the Punch EQ control on the amp is disabled, and replaced by the remote. Note: Previous model Punch Bass and Para-Punch remotes will not work with this amp. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Rockford Fosgate T1500-1bdCP Reviews Average Customer Review: 8 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 T 1500-1 bdcp Written By Donnie, Tylertown,MS on Wednesday, June 04, 2014 I use this amp to run two 15 inch T1's. The amp has plenty of control over the subs running it at a one ohm load. It's performance is flawless. I have it mounted on the rear floor pan in a Nissan Versa hatchback. If this is the amount of power you need I highly suggest you get it and have a huge smile on your face like I always do when listening to mine. One last thing , I would suggest getting the PEQ remote, as it does come in handy. Pros: Power, Performance, Flawless, and Plenty of control over my subs. Crutchfield tech was correct this thing is wicked strong. Cons: I will never settel for anything less. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Seven years strong! Written By DJDan, Tampa, FL on Sunday, June 01, 2014 I bought this amp about 7 years ago and have run several different systems with it. I currently run a JL Audio 12W7 with it and could easily run another. The amp has been in 6 different cars and has not failed me once. I run a single 4ga power cable as the manual suggests and it powers it easily. It seems so small for what the power that it puts out but if you're running some decent subs, it'll speak for itself if anyone has a problem with how physically small it is. It's just good technology, and it can be so small because it's well built and efficient. Pros: Plenty of power, small package, no overheating, multiple mounting options, classy appearance. Cons: Price could be a couple hundred less, but for the reliability, it's hard to beat. Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 beast Written By will, los angeles on Saturday, March 15, 2014 I have the 1500 and the power 400.4 and my amps don't rattle. The 1500 bdcp is amazing. I have it on 2 l7s and its a mobile earthquake. My birthsheet stated that mine puts out 1956 rms @ 1 ohm. You get way more than you pay for with rockford. I will never buy anything else again. Worth every penny. Pros: Compact and powerful Cons: Expensive.....but the best 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Serious Power Written By Ben W, Jonesville, MI on Friday, January 24, 2014 If you're looking for a powerful amp that actually does what it is rated and some, this is the amp! I'm running a Rockford Fosgate T2 15" woofer @ 1 Ohm and with this amp and it SLAMS! According to the birthsheet it is doing 1830 Watts RMS @ 1 Ohm, with that being said make sure you have a high output alternator and definitely a 200 amp or higher fuse. This amp sucks power for sure! Definitely worth the money. Pros: Does more than rated, and stays cool! Great quality as well! Cons: None. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Tons of power.... BUT!!! Written By DR127, Frederick, MD on Saturday, September 15, 2012 I just put the Power T600-4 and T1500-1bd in my car. For shear power these amps are awesome! My one and only complaint is the shiny plastic cover they put on the amplifer. At high volume they rattle soooo loud I cant even listen to them. I would have gladly taken a matte or brushed aluminum finish over the shiny rattle trap. With a T1500-1bd and two Power T1 12" subs, chasing down rattles is hard enough. Now I have to worry about $$$ worth of amplifers annoying my ears with a high pitch rattle from their oh so pretty casings. Deal, or No Deal? I say... NO DEAL! Pros: Tons of power Run cool and smooth Cons: Audio Equipment that rattles. Doesn't get much worse than that. 2 out of 15 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 MONSTER Written By ibd2328, Coeburn, VA on Monday, March 19, 2012 If you are looking for top of the line power and world class SQ look no further. I love the bd-class, it matches great SQ with the power efficiency of a class D amplifier. The new heatsink design disperses heat evenly so no part of them amp overheats. The 1ohm load rating is just off the charts: 1932. I would suggest using a Digital Multi Meter when hooking this up to get the proper gain and crossover settings(or a processor http://www.crutchfield.com/p_109MS8/JBL-MS-8.html?search=ms-8&skipvs=T). The power and SQ this monster puts out is unbelievable. Pros: EVERYTHING Cons: Plastic control knobs(they work fine, just use the proper tweaking tool) 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 brute force in a black box! Written By Beau, Nashville, TN on Thursday, August 26, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Being 32 yrs old, I have had a lot of amps but now I've come to appreciate better quality such as this Rockford 1,500 watt + powerhouse. Before I bought this amp for my little commuter car I had a JL J2-1000 amp but it couldnt keep the power up like this Fosgate beauty does. I had my T1500 powering a JL 12w7 in the HO box, but I've also got a pair of L7's in a Kicker box for loud pound. This amp is under-rated a good bit, and will put out plenty of clean power with a good strong charging system. I rebuild alternators for a living, and let me tell you this: a nice quality 140-220 amp alternator, big 3 upgrade, and a true deep cycle or AGM battery will let you turn amperage into some serious wattage with this amplifier. It has the real deal birth sheet that displays power output numerically as well as graphed. Mine stated it made 1,908 watts at 1 ohm, 1,755 watts at 2 ohms, and 1164 at 4 ohms... If you run it at 1 or 2 ohms make SURE you get a 200 amp ANL fuse! This puppy will pull some current. I really like my JL Audio 1000/1v2 amp in my other car for hi-damping & sub flexibilty, but when I want to feel raw power and lots of it, I go down the road with my new RF T1500-1bdcp bumping my subs... Constant Power! 44 out of 44 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 AWESOME! Written By Rabon, williamsburg ky on Saturday, July 31, 2010 1 Word: AWESOME! This amp will use your ear drums as punching bags & keep on banging. Sound quality is unbelievable. This amp will produce the hardest hitting BASS you`ll ever experience! RF = POWERHOUSE SOUND! 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Rockford Fosgate T1500-1bdCP Add Accessories Add a Warranty You'll need an amp wiring kit to install your new amplifier, as wiring is not included. See all categories & accessories You'll need an amp wiring kit to install your new amplifier, as wiring is not included. Single-amp Wiring Kits Bring the music from your amp to your speakers. Speaker Wire Patch cables take the music from your stereo to the amplifier. Most amp wiring kits don't include them. 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Online vintage furniture marketplace 1stdibs just made the move from website to brick and mortar showroom. They've taken over the entire 10th floor of the New York Design Center, and they open to the public tomorrow (2/18). In short, it's the most upscale antique mall ever — we had fun getting a sneak preview of the space and fantasizing about which big-ticket items we'd take home if we had the cash.
Dealers from the US, Canada, Paris, and London are gathered together in a gutted-and-renovated 33,000 square foot space. Previously open to the trade only, the NYDC has unlocked its doors to the public, allowing anyone to visit the 10th floor showroom (just take the dedicated express elevator). Whether you're a designer or a retail shopper, you can tour the fifty-three dealer booths in person.
The types of items on display range from a signed Karl Springer pedestal desk ($10,000 at Metropolis Modern) to a hand-blown glass Belleville Chandelier ($6,700 at Bourgeois Boheme) to a 1940s taxidermy mink ($450 at Heir Antiques).
So, why the move from online-only content to a brick and mortar business? 1stdibs founder Michael Bruno says, "With our ten year anniversary quickly approaching, this felt like the right time to expand our services beyond the virtual world while still utilizing technology to enhance the shopping experience." The NYDC views the collaboration as a way to reach a broader audience. Design Center President Jim Druckman calls it "the first and most important step" towards making the NYDC a go-to resource for more than just the trade.
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Looks enticing... Remember that with dealers on 1stdibs potential consumers should divide the price of an item by a minimum of three for what the dealer will likely sell for.
So many beautiful things to look at!
I can't wait to see this!
Interestng that they think it's a good time to start paying rent in NYCI wonder if it would have happened if the NYDC didn't think they needed to become more visible themselves?
Hey SwagDouchour - Divide by at least 3 and that's what the dealer would likely sell for??? Really??? Even if that were true even in some instances...why post that? If Swag-Douche who pretends to speak from experience actually knew this to be true, then why would he tell everyone, that's not doing the people he's done business with any help. Oh, I almost forgot this guy is a troll and a hater who's pretending to be an insider. It's so obvious when you read his other naive hater comments. He's probably a wannabe/failed dealer and any of his comments should be summarily dismissed.


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Who thinks about how they draw the bow back?? Come On be honest, show me a raise of hands....
If you don't you're giving up points big time or blowing a shot at the animal you have worked for all season.
How you draw is just as important as any other part of the shot. I am sure you just figure you missed when one goes left or right on you. True you did miss but do you know why. I am willing to wager that if you were holding on the intended destination for the arrow and finished the shot and it still went astray it actually happened before you ever settled on the target.
How you draw back will omitt or include certain muscles in the shot sequence. The bast way to get the right muscles going is to use them from the beginning of the shot. I mean the very beginning, when you are setting up to draw back.
The muscles we want are all in the torso. They include the abbs and the upper back muscles. Now the question becomes how do we get those muscles involved? Let's look at this in very simple terms.
When you fling a rubber band which way does it go in terms of the direction it was stretched? They usually travel in a straight line, at least until it lands on the intended target. So why would we not expect the same from our bow. The string will travel in a straight line from where it was held at full draw to it's place of rest.
With that in mind why would we draw back in any other direstion other than directly in-line with the target. I see so many people draw back to the side and then settle into their anchor.
This does many things and none of them are good. The least of the issues you just created is the useless motion you put in your draw cycle. A more critical issue is the torque you put in your bow hand when you moved the string into your face to find your normal anchor. Another problem is the potential for increased contact between your face and the string.
The really big problem is....there is a very good chance you have the wrong muscles involved in the shot. Or, if you got lucky enough to still be using the right muscles they are pulling in the wrong direction. Because you pulled back to the side that is the direction your body wants to keep pulling on the follow through.
I would suggest that you pull back straight to your anchor. Doing this will improve your chances of having everything going in the right direction. Ideally your arm should drop back in the exact opposite direction of the intnded target.
If we were to watch your shot from behind your arm should drop back directly in line with the target. It should not drop to either side at any point. A good mental image is to picture pulling straight through the shot.
As I have explained this starts at the very beginning of the draw cycle. At the very beginning when you are looking down range "reach" toward the target with your drawing shoulder. When you are ready to draw the bow simply turn that shoulder away from the target and keep your rerlease hand coming straight back to your anchor. This is more easily accomplished by drawing with your elbow high. You will want the elbow to be high when you anchor, why not start with it there.
I have a good friend I coach who insists on drawing back and then he makes two additional moves. He brings his release into his face and raises his elbow after he draws the bow. I was pestering him pretty bad the other evening during practice but by the end of the evening he was shooting 5 arrow groups that were under 2" at 25yds. If it hadn't been for him using Uni-Bushings it would have been a very expensive evening.
I hope this will help some of you get rid of your left and right misses. There is no secret to shooting great scores. It is a simple matter of following a basic, sound shot sequence and repeating it. The little things mean so much and are so often over looked.
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News and views from Michigan's NCAA Tournament run:
News: Things looked promising for the Wolverines early.
Views: Michigan made some incredible shots early from deep. But the Cardinals defense wears on teams. Michigan gave away a 10-point lead in a matter of seconds in the first half and that gave Louisville life. Later, Louisville did what every Big Ten team did: pounded the ball inside when Mitch McGary got into foul trouble. Chane Behanan was my MVP because he controlled the inside.
News: Wait till next season.
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Rose and King meant well, but they took attention away from the current team's success and spotlight.
This situation needs to resolve itself, and it will, when Webber's 10-year disassociation with Michigan ends in May.
News: Great performance from … Spike Albrecht?
Views: This is the great thing about college sports. You never know where the next great story will come from. Spike looked unconscious in the first half, and saved the team early when Trey Burke got his second foul. I swear one of his shots was from half court.
News: Mitch McGary was Michigan's most valuable player in the NCAA Tournament, so naturally, there are rumblings of him leaving for the NBA.
Views: McGary became a very good college basketball player in the tournament. He is not an NBA player — yet.
McGary needs to return to Michigan, to develop a consistent 12- to 15-foot jumper and at least one post move.
News: Michigan finished fifth in the Big Ten, then advanced to the NCAA title game.
Views: McGary got in better shape. He's always been an energy guy, but lacked spark early because of his weight.
The other difference was Trey Burke distributing the ball better — and, thus, making teammates better.
Michigan could not survive poor shooting nights from Burke in the regular season. In the NCAA Tournament, it could.
News: Who has a brighter future: Tim Hardaway Jr. or Glenn Robinson III?
Views: Michigan runs plays for Hardaway, not for Robinson. That should tell you something.
Hardaway won't be a jump-shooter in the NBA, he'll be a slasher.
Robinson needs to become more of a focal point of the offense before he can dream of succeeding in the NBA.
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"We had a guy like that, Amir Johnson, you try to get him to run plays in practice, he couldn't. But we put him in the game, you had to leave him out there because he did stuff, blocked shots, tip dunks, got the crowd into the game."
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