Oh no... I didn't realize I was upstairs, lol. I thought I was in the coffee house.. my apoligies.

J

If you want something to sound impressive under the hood then go with Hemi. Magnum is mopar to but not in the same league. lol! ;-)

Yup. I immediately thought condoms as well. Condoms are great and all but I wouldn't want to produce music on one... or would I? hmm....

jbow


X2 Magnum XL... for those slick sounding productions.

When the rubber hits the road...

Do you feel lucky?  Well do you?

laanding downstairs in 5,4,3,2,1,

This certainly went downhill...LMAO!

Perhaps we should re-name both X1 and X2. X1 could be called Gustav and X2 could be called Dorah. Named after 2 1350-ton cannons requiring its own train to move and taking three days to assemble. They could fire 80-cm (31-inch) caliber concrete-piercing shells weighing seven tons—as much as a bus—over 25 miles. I believe this would provide what the OP indicated as an international flavor along with a suitable caliber (much larger than a magnum), a short learning curve and a significant fear factor. All things purpose designed to impress the end user. The struggle would be over coming the violent nature of this..."caliber" since similar to the magnum these were designed to inflict great fear, panic and a sense of impending danger when they showed up...Hmmmm, on second thought, never mind...:)

Moving to M might be a bit too soon. F thru L have lots of good choices.

And this progression allows for many years of alphabetical happiness.

Sure N-Z have a bunch of good metal suffixes: Nickle, Niobium, Titanium, Xenon 

But F-L also have some good ones: Fantastic, Huge, Immense, Jurassic, Lumpy,....

I was just going to sat X2 Magnum sounds like a prophylactic, until i say all the pics above