ChevyBoy95

Products: - 2 DC Audio XL m1 15's Dual 2's - 2 Crescendo Audio Bass Cleff 2000d's Specs: DC XL m1 -1500rms -~45lbs BC2000d -2250rms @ 1 -1100 @ 2 -700 @ 4 @ 13.8v Condition: DC XL m1: motors have scratches, no shifting, 100% mechanical, 85% cosmetic due to motor scratches and one has some CA on the surround about the size of a pin head (not noticable AT ALL). BC2000ds: Absolutely flawless except for mounting feet which is a no brainer (thin silver ring from screws), other than that absolutely nothing wrong, never seen below 13.5v. MINTY! only a couple months old Prices: XL's : 280 local, not shipping these for now. 2k's : 350 local, or 350 plus ship. if you buy both 650 local or 650 plus ship. I will not sell out of the U.S.

the biggest deal usually is having wet cell and AGMs mixed, while it works, since they charge and discharge differently, they can shorten each others lives. AGMs with AGMs, you dont really have to worry about.

#583 Just looking or an update, I sent a message on FB, the Fi email, and nothing, and have waited about 6 days since I sent one last.

Got it 2 days ago. It didn't take long (i know that it is 10-15 build, then it ships), but it just bothers me that they seem detached from their customers. Couldn't get a hold of them at all. Didn't respond to emails, phone calls, etc.

kind of a smart ass answer since that really doesnt apply here. Someone was referencing DC Level 5s because of their larger coil upgrade. Because of random guesses, my statement does apply to what was said as the implication reference is not valid. The guess is per opinion but the logic behind it is irrational without stating why. i dont need to state why. WE ARE GUESSING! chill the fuck out.

level 5 15s. 3.5in coil > 3in coil

about time steve. good job!

not true, 160 is hard as shit to get too, and need time, money, time, experience^4, and more time. but playing 160s on music is a whole different beast than a burped 160. but congrats on the 160.

M5 a troll? This forum tiny? People don't like coming here? No one said you were an idiot, but if you want to run back to a forum to bash this site instead of making an effort to work with the people who are offering you assistance, then it shows why you're on that forum and not here. Not trying to start anything, but on this forum, we try to take an intelligent approach to problems or questions, and usually that entails starting out with the most information possible before just tossing out answers. As for how your setting your gains, good luck, I continue to see topics showing up across the net with blown sub woofers from installs using that tool. If you want easy answers with minimal information provided while not really making the most of what could be, you were in the right place before. If you want to do it with a little more planning or preparation though logical discussion, then this is the correct forum. a tool doesnt have a brain, it does what it does and that is it. Jackasses who dont use it correctly will blow shit.

more work more faster

if that xcon isnt loud, you are doing something wrong, even only on 600 rms.

nice second post prick

looking good. cant wait to see it finished

oscope it

looking good steve, hope to see a good jump in numbers with the extra bracing. If you need some help just holler.

yea, thats the burnie, was actually pretty funny though. Rather them do that than get into trouble.

toolmaker, he pulls through for me time and time again.

including you.... lol

2nd time i have done traded/bought from him, great to deal with, easy going, good guy, what is there more to say? Would do business with him anytime, anyone looking at any FS threads he has up or will possibly have up, dont hessitate to buy, he is a good guy. trades/sales 1. 2 SA 8s - exact condition they were described, great price 2. battery trading and some cash to him, worked out great for both of us

1.speaker negative on amp 1 to speaker negative on amp 2 2.amp 1 positive to sub positive (master) 3.amp 2 positive to sub negative (slave) 4.all settings on master amp 5.all settings on slave amp all the way down 6.subwoofer cable to connect the amps (will be a single RCA jack) 7.main RCAs into master amp

running an AGM battery off of the cars alternator will charge it. Every once in a while you might want to throw a changer on it to top them off and keep them in the best shape they can be.

you can make any sub "hit" lows. it is almost completely enclosure dependent. After seeing what SSA subs can do, I bet they will get lower than you think, and be loud doing it.

do you think the new baffle screws helped the score?