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I had the same problem with my Kenwood KDC-X589, never found out what happened i simply just bought a new head unit.

heres a couple pics i toot at the show

Welcome to SSA. Everyone here was also new to the forum at one point. Everyone of us is also here to help, and that goes for revising your question as well. I can answer the question you have now with the following. Bigger Better Badder? They're all 15" drivers so not one is bigger than the other. Better for what? Not every subwoofer does the same exact thing. Badder? How can it be Better and Badder... What I'm trying to get at here is you need to be more specific. Look at each description of each subwoofer you stated and pick the one that suits you best. They are all designed differently to accomplish different things. Look at the power handling of each selection as well, they are all different. State some goals, and we will lead you in the right direction.

I tried making each side near identical, then when I put them under the dash they would rub and be way too close to the pedals, so I ended up deleting some of the edges. Have to fill in the lower left section, fill in the dimples, and do a bunch more sanding. I'm thinking about painting them the OEM color of my car to match (dark purple). Passenger side:

How about you add some helpful input or shut the fuck up. I apologize for coming across as a prick, but all T5wagon does is spew out crap about skar, no matter what it is, it's the best. ---- OP, it's very hard to gauge one's idea of SQ and loudness, as it's all relative, so many variables even aside from the equipment being used. Are you able to build your own enclosure, or are you having a shop do it? I would try a new box for your alpine, you may just find that they actually do sound really good with significantly more output. If it still isn't enough, then pull out the alpine and try another driver. Or save a few extra bucks and pick up some Fi ssds, or higher end used drivers is always a possibility. But firstly I would try a new enclosure (one that could also work with new drivers in case you decide the alpines aren't enough.) Just my two cents.

You are very young and have plenty of time to get "big". You are on the right start.... drop fast food, drop sodas, try to not eat as much white bread and too many potatoes. Have control of your portions and dont eat until you are stuffed. Stick with wheat bread. Get the right amount of fiber in each day.......No carbs past 7:00pm.. everynight. Do atleast 30 minutes of cardio 5 days a week and have a basic and straight forward workout (lifting) schedule. I personally would do a 4 day split. Get good sleep at night. If you do these things you will definitly look and feel different in just a few months. Then when you get into decent shape you can concentrate more on building mass and gaining some size. I have been lifting for the past 18 years. I have been lean and fit in the past, I also have won powerlifting events in the 275lb weight class. My heaviest I have been lean is 278lbs (5'10) and could squat or deadlift 405lbs for 20 reps any day in the gym I wanted to. After having several injuries and taking a 2 year layoff I found myself being 260lbs and not in near the shape I wanted to. After my doctor advised me to lose some weight and lower cholesterol I decided to get back into to it. 2 1/2 months later I am down to 232lbs (from 260) and feel better than I have in 10 years. When I get down to about 220 I will then start the process of lifting heavy again, until then getting stronger is not my goal. I did this doing exactly what I described above. The hardest thing was having control over my portions. Now I crave salads and cold wheat subs and fruit. Just do not give up and remember YOU control what you look and feel like.