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I know hes got a but load of sound deadning (and not done yet), Linear Power DPS 500 on a BluesCA 6.5 component set, Linear Power DPS 200 on 1 BluesCA 10 sub. I heard it this weekend. Sounds Awesome, very clear, and serious attention to detail (Sound Quality and Install) ... I'm shure he will be here in a bit to fill in the blanks. I'm also glad we are in different classes ...

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I had the X794, great radio! It's plays and charges Jailbroken iPhones just fine man! Go for it.

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Just get the dayton DVC model from parts express. basically the same woofer.

Tracking Number:1Z436F940399187382 Status: In Transit - On Time Scheduled Delivery Date:09/16/2010 Thanks mark this number is different then the one you gave me lol

I got a small job for you this time Andrew The driver is a Polk Audio db840DVC... Black carpet no double baffle sealed binding posts or terminals, on 15" side near top (see two white dots) How much for deposit and I'll get that paypal'd to ya. Thanks, Stefan

Ill wait. I got my two w7 motors for 70 shipped flat rate box each.

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Hey everyone wanted to let you know the subs are almost here, and they are finished! They turned out great and below is the actual pictures. Last Chance to Preorder! D2 and D4 Available, once they arrive they will be sold only at MAP Preorder Pricing - $140 ea shipped in lower 48 Rated Power Handling : 600 Watts RMS Motor Depth : 85mm (~3.34") and a 12" 12 Spoke Frame (~3.25" Deep) = Total Depth ~6.6" Spider : Dual Layer High % Nomex Content Progressive Spider 50mm WW on a 2.5" Diameter Former. Spider on production model is relatively stiff. Available in.. : D2 and D4 Model's Enclosure Recommendations Ported : 1.75 CuFt Per Driver after displacement of sub. Tuned ~36h…

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I've had my fi Q12 for about 7 months now. I woke up one day, started driving turned up the volume and all of a sudden a horrible rattling noise started playing. It's like a car rattling noise but coming directly from the speaker. I dont think the sub is blown. the cone pushes down just fine but I hate to play it loud cause it sounds so bad for the sub. I just took it out in case i need to send it in to get reconed. do you think ill need to do that? what do you think the problem is? thanks

whats up guys and gals....i am installing 2 18" fully loaded btls being pushed by 2 us amps md-3d rated at 2000rms @ 1ohm dont think power rating for the question matters but oh well..anyway the question i have is how to run the subs on the amps so i can use 1 bass knob from 1 amp and not have to run both...the amps are multilinkable amps just not for sure how to wire...help out thanks alot

Where has Andrew gone?

DC Power Engineering was started for one reason. That one reason was to be the best. Now I'm not talking about the best at one particular thing. I'm talking about the best at EVERYTHING. Before DC Power Engineering, Robbie Henstrom (our CEO) had a shop in SLC, Utah. Dave Baird (our CFO) had a local shop right where we are located today. Dave and Robbie both being in the industry for over 30 years decided to partner together and create DC Power Engineering after working together for years beforehand. The first step was to follow in the steps of OE manufactures and not the "cheap" chinese aftermarket stuff you see today. We started off by negotiating with the big OE supplie…

Yeah but I'd say thats a fairly clean whole considering I did it free handed with a sawzall. lol. we all start somewhere, but i burned the pictures of my first box because of how hideous it was. fake it till you make it. dont show stuff like that if you are trying to drum up some business. a customer wants a professionally engineered box regardless of pricing, even if you arent operating on a professional level yet, if you try to put out that image the customer at least gets the benefit of the doubt. that box should be your business card, not something you macguyvered together using an old kitchen cabinet, a roll of duct tape, and a sawzall. the level of quality betwe…

Definitely looks better then some of the first ones. Paint the port so you don't see bare mdf, and cut the carpet where it meets the port entrance. Just my two cents Will do Also it all really depends on the sub but I'll throw an example out there. Lets say a guy wants a ported enclosure for his Fi BTL 12 and he's only running 1200 watts rms to it. I would make a box that is 2.85 cubic ft and tuned to 34 hz with 18-21 sq inches of port area per cubic ft.. But like I said all subs are different.

Here's two boxes that I've built in the past 2 weeks. Tell me if these boxes look any better than some of my very first boxes.

Soooo, if you had 2 ~9 oz. Sirloins in your fridge how would you cook them if you didn't want to just grill them? Obviously there are a lot of ways I'm just curious to get some random recipe from someone and try it out