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there gose the hood all these white folks moving in... They done put mr & mrs woofer out they house

A bag of potatoes should put out about 199 dBz.

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If anything better. the insulation is rubber and not PVC so the heat resistance is much greater and wont melt like PVC will. the cable isnt as flexible, but you can still tie it in a knot if you wanted to. also with it not being as flexible the strands are tighter i suppose, while its a little harder to bend, its a bit smaller than the standard 1/0 "stereo" cable so its easier to work with as far as routing and fits into the amp terminals easier. by smaller i mean the wires are tightly packed instead of loosely braided to allow "flexibility" this makes the cable a bit smaller on the visual side but it is in fact 1/0. think of it this way, welding cable is designed to be dragged on concrete, stepped on, have showers of sparks thrown at it, laying on hot steel...etc. i know stereo cable cant stand to that. just took some pics you can see the stereo cable is "bigger" You can see the "air" gap on the stereo wire. a looser braid gives more flexibility...but then its just bulky. welding cable is tightly packed strands with a tight jacket. as far as flexibility...good enough

You didn't read it , i said CAN. never said he had to try it.(and not at 25hz) (deleted it, he probably hasn't read it yet.) You also said it could have torn from clipping, and that just isn't so. It wasn't heat either. Those were the only two options you said it CAN be, you are wrong in both cases. My original thoughts was, Damn clipping directly causes mechanical problems? I guess that's what being on SMD does for you. You'll learn clipping is the worst possible thing for a driver in every possible way and need to buy a DD1 right away. Heck now you need a tool to properly set your crossover precisely, because being a few frequencies off on a sub(or any) setup will make a difference.

The tear could also be from clipping. But the heat could be from just the weather . Just set your gain correctly and turn the bass knob to as much as you want, normally they should easily handle a 1500 in free air.

You didn't read it , i said CAN. never said he had to try it.(and not at 25hz) (deleted it, he probably hasn't read it yet.) You also said it could have torn from clipping, and that just isn't so. It wasn't heat either. Those were the only two options you said it CAN be, you are wrong in both cases.

I would get killed on a 4 wheeler but Brandon may want one. Nah, no need to be negative Even though, I'd hate to be the one who you got the 4 wheeler from if you did die. Your loyal customers would probably kill me. Lol. Sooo that may be a bad idea, no need for us both to die over a amp. I need other things before I can focus on bass anyways, tires being one. So I'll wait and try to trade for a NS-1. Go big or go home. Lol.