Country: 66.6.33.149, North America, US

City: -73.9826 New York, United States

I had an 12" sub in a regular sized box in my old car but when I got my truck it took up too much space so it got stored away. After years in storage I decided I wanted a sub again so I got this box to put it in. My sub doesn't require much air space so this box was perfect for it. Between this box and my sub my system sounds complete again.

It arriver very quickly (next day) and was packaged well. It fits like a glove and has double sided tape inside that really holds it down. I don't think you even need the tape. I used it to put a platform on it for my 9lb. dog to sit on so I wouldn't ruin the original armrest.

I have Street Atlas 2012. I was considering updating to the 2015 edition, but thought I would contact Delorme first. I wanted to know about a 2016 version, and if the data was updated since 2012. The answer implied there will not be a 2016 version. I questioned the data on the 2015 version since my street, built in 2005, was not on my 2012 version. They checked and it is not in the 2015 version either, telling me that they cannot guarantee that all streets and roads will be there. I understand this but all the other map sources show it. As an aside, it's not an easy product to use either.

I was debating whether to get this model or the comparable 3/4 horsepower WasteKing version. I chose this one for the following reasons:

I started reading this book the evening I got it and, it was so riveting, that I stayed up the entire night to finish it. This book was nothing like I expected it to be which was a self-serving puff piece by Mr. Young to tell the world, "look how great I am." Instead, in moments of vulnerability, he reveals some of his most private struggles and how he overcomes them to become one of the most respected and revered professional athletes not only in the NFL but in the world. One of the greatest lessons the reader takes from this book is not how many honors and accomplishments Young earned during his storied career but how his priorities never shifted from from faith and family. I unexpectedly found my eyes welling with tears on numerous occasions as I read this book -- some from empathetic sorrow -- and others from a feeling of being part of Young's inner circle as he overcame the challenges he faced to achieve the goals he so diligently pursued. The greatest thing about this book is that you don't have to know anything about football to be inspired by Young's journey and triumphs. Together with co-author Jeff Benedict, Young has created a work that readers of all ages and from all walks of life will find just as riveting as I did. This will be THE gift I give to people I care about most this holiday season.