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This is what i see...

I just wanted to post up some results from today. Jeremy McCord Two Sundown 3000D amps and two 15" Sundown Audio Nightshades 80 amps of fusing 1st place with in Modified 2 with a 150.5 @ 44hz 1st place with in Drive-By 2 with a 129.1 Also received SPL most improved and Drive-by Best of Show. Derek Jackson Two Sundown 1500D amps and two 12" Sundown Audio Nightshades 90 amps of fusing 1st place with in Street 2 with a 147.9 @ 35hz Also received the PHAT Car award and got second place in port wars with a 166.1. Corey Mitchell One Sundown 1500D and one 12" Audioque HDC3 60 amps of fusing 1st place with in Street 1 with a 143.3 @ 34hz 1st place with in Drive-by 1 with a 118ish (i can't remember the score right now) Also received the PHAT 12 award for the loudest single 12" sub of the day. Here is a link to some pictures. http://www.carlisleacoustics.com/albums/th...ls.php?album=37

Here is a link to my second run at the Best Buy show. As you can see, the fuses went at the last second. http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=...ideoid=38937142

I had a 130, but my fuses blew with 3 seconds still on the clock. I will have my 130+ sticker in drive-by sometime this year.

Looking good. These might be part of my plan next year if they are ready.

Great numbers!!!

I have some pictures posted up on our website. http://www.carlisleacoustics.com/albums/th...ls.php?album=36 As you can see, the day started out with a blowout on the wagon. That was scary as hell in that big ass boat of a car. I also wanted to point out that Derek's S2 score was done out of the trunk of a Volvo @ 34Hz. It is very impressive to see. Lots of flex.

If you want something that doesn't sound like crap, get the BL. Both subs are loud, but the BL will sound better and hold up better daily. This has been my personal experience with both subs.

Sweet!!!

Will the 1000D get the SAZ heatsink? It would be great if it would match the SAX amps. I know a few people that went on and purchased the 1500 just so it would match their 100.4.

UPS has been sucking some hardcore ass lately.

I just wanted to post up some pics of my second 3000D. The new heat-sink feels a heck of a lot heavier then the old one. I'm going to try to get some numbers tonight. And a pic of what they are powering

I am running 16 5 amp fuses for a total of 80 amps. They will hold up for 2-3 minutes with both 3000Ds running full tilt. As you can see, I have a 200 amp ANL stuck in along with the AGU fuses for daily. Here is a closer pic of the block.

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Yep. Two 6s. I was going to run 3 of them, but didn't really have room for the third.

Just wanted to post up our team's results from this past weekend. Jeremy McCord Two 15" Sundown Nightshades and one Sundown 3000D on 80 amps of fusing. Drive-By 2 1st place with a 124.6 Drive-By best of show with the loudest Drive-by score of the day. Corey Mitchell One 12" PBX XS and one Sundown 1500D on 60 amps of fusing. Drive-By 1 1st place with a 120.4 Phat 12 award for the loudest system with a single 12" sub. For everyone that does not know, this is metered on the Termlab doing a 30 second average with the meter 6 feet outside of the vehicle. I did not get any pictures of the show because of the bad weather.

We are right between Paris and Maysville right off of US 68. We are a little over an hour away from Alexandria.

We plan to hit up as many shows as we can. We are from Northern KY, so it is a haul for us to head to TN. We plan to make it to the HiFi show in Nashville in July.

It is in my sig: 1991 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser Wagon I used my 07 scion TC for SPL last year and at the Carl Casper show, but I was shaking the poor car apart. I bought the wagon for SPL comps and I plan to start a SQ system in the Scion.

your electrical sounds as good as teh one i had in my blazer that ran a 1500D daily at .5ohm very well. ... and i never said that....

I'm running 3000D daily on 80 amps worth of fusing... 16 five amp fuses FTW!! BTW, I do this so that I can be in MECA Mod 2 and it happens that I can run it daily that way. If I were you, I would ditch the breakers and go with some ANL fuses. I used to run breakers forever ago and as soon as they get a little warm, they trip real easy. Once they trip several times, they get weak and you can trip them with half of their rated current. At least that has been my experience with them.

The crazy thing is that the box was screwed down with L brackets. It ripped them right out!

I just thought that I would post the results of our team from this past weekend's MECA event in E-town, KY. I didn't get any good pics from the show because it was cold and I was to busy trying to stay warm. Corey Mitchell 1st place in Drive-by 1 with a 120.5 30 second average 6 feet outside of the car. He is running one Sundown 1500D and one 12" PBX XS sub. Brent Howard 1st place in Amateur Street 3 with a 147.6 He is running one Sundown 3000D and two Audioque HDC3 15" subs. Derek Jackson 1st place in Street 1 with a 144.9 he is running one Sundown 1500D and one 15" FI BL sub. Jeremy McCord (me!) 3rd place in Mod 2 with a 147 I am running one 3000D and two 15" FI Q subs. This is a new build in my 91 Olds wagon. I still have lots of work to do on it.

I'm wanting 4 of these to put in my Scion. Are they going to be single 4 ohm coils? I looked though the thread and didn't see it listed.

I didn't really get any pics cause it was cold. I snapped a few, but most of them are blurry. Maybe it was because I was shivering!! We were suposed to have sunny and 65, but we ended up with cloudy, windy and 40...