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One of my friends built this just for fun. still need to seal off the wall and a few other minor things. so far he did a 151.0 dB @ headrest at 43hz. today we messed around on my term-lab and he did a 153.2 in the kick with drivers door open. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRkEmKcEFuA

Sorry about the weird angles. lol.

Figured I'd share a few videos of the new box and setup. Decided I'd go ahead and put in my second battery when I put the new box in since I now have room for it.

Havent made vids forever or run high levels till I made a few figh sceen shots today. I didnt realize I had this much output at 7Hz.

Figured I would make a video with the note 3 considering it has a pretty decent camera. Turns out it captures vibrations pretty well. Curious to see how the "wave" effect looks on bigger systems. One thing I did notice however was that it doesn't pickup the low low notes very well, that is to be expected though with only 1 12. I was also thinking about tuning the box a bit lower so i could play 20-26 hz with more authority (I listen to a lot of low decaf/DJSNT music), would it make sense to just buy a new 4 inch aero with a shorter length? or would it be worth it to maybe design a 4th order enclosure which may also give the output im looking for? Thanks in advance…

Here is a longer 12 min vid of me messing around with the meter showing scores in the kick, on the dash, sealed, etc etc. Not quite as good as the first day. I may need to top off the batteries or just different temps or whatever.

I ended up not bringing the van even though I was invited to compete. But I ended up riding with a local shop's manager who is also a good friend. We brought the shop truck, that yellow Isuzu in the videos at the top, and I got to demo it all weekend for people. But what you've all be waiting for!! Here is the first video! Featuring out very own, dvalue.

Was a great show even though we had a heat index of 116! More vids on the way! Team HZ Addiction FTW!

I just picked up a Kodak Zi8.....it does 1080p....720/60fps ....720p/30fps...WGA...and has a 5 mega pixel camera.... i did this random vid in 720p/30fps......i still gotta learn my way around it...but in due time....gonna get a tripod and wide angle lens soon....anyway...here's the vid....

Just some Excursion and lil woofer porn action. Fi BTL N2 dual 2/Crescendo Audio BC3500d. Song is Chip THE Ripper-Interior Crocodile Alligator.

This is a box design for Jimmy Greaves, a Sundown Dealer, and his 2001 Blazer. The box is 13ft^3 tuned to 33hz. Everything is double layered except for the bottom. Please excuse the random black flashes, I'll be trying a new recorder next time to see if it helps any.

Oh Jah, I got to take a lift, From reality I just can't drift, that's why I'm stayin' with it, spiff.

Don't hate, the setup is temp ok!

Let me know what you think, rate them if you would like. The next 2 may need a few minutes to process, you can watch them in 720p HD if you want. Tried out a dubstep song, it hurt my ears not from the bass, for the highs, too much for me, does not happen with regular songs I play. Thank you for checking them out.

http://youtu.be/Hh8tEUyVGew http://youtu.be/9BvUwbiTBAI http://youtu.be/ddet1u94Jvg http://youtu.be/-NDqHpSUIaM

I'd like to thank Mr. Quentin Jarrell for this here. If there was a box builder of the year award I would vote for you!

Posted this in my build log but figured id throw it up here also. Not very good vids but they work. Need some sound deadening, and some more tuning. Interior video. Exterior video. Song is "Don't let me fall" by B.o.B Gotta click on the pics. Sorry dont know how to imbed with photobucket.

I found this video on youtube of a 10" kicker cvr. i thought it would be a good way to show the cvr's durability haha. IT IS NOT MY VIDEO. ITS ONE I FOUND!

Just thought this a good video of what happens when we get gain happy and want more power than the amp can output. You can see the blue line, that is the amplifier's voltage rail. The yellow sine wave is the output voltage The more we increase the gain (or the input voltage), the higher the output voltage and the lower the rail voltage. Voltage rail will never be stable, because of the design of the power supplies and because of the drop in battery voltage. At some point the peak output voltage will match the rail voltage. That is the maximum output. If we try to increase the gain or apply more input voltage, the output voltage cannot increase (it was equal to the rail v…