Mark LaFountain

no prob, good to see more and more new members around here. thanks for joining

buy my mazda! I have to sell this monster, I have three car payments right now i have it on ebay as well, CLICK HERE

looking better for sure

I can't wait for this amp, i'm almost 100% i'm buying one for the icons

looks great! nice ride too. what subs your running?

if your talking about my post, I would do the lower the better, say 35hz or so

added a few animated sigs, gets more attention that way. keep watching this post

they sound incredible! Great sound, hits really low, can handle anything i've thrown at it so far. The more I play them, the more they're breakn in, the better they sound. Can't wait to start selling these and get some user reviews on them. That should be very very soon.

because your in a boat, you'll loose alot of sound, thats why I would recommend a 4th order bandpass with one respectable 15". Thats what I would do, IMO

ya, he's a tall /huge fker glad to hear it, expect more builds from us in the future, we're thinkn maybe 4 12" ICONs in the blazer

10"=6.0" mounting depth, 12"=6.5" mounthing depth

tons of new ICON pics at the beginging of this thread http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...t=0#entry252931

those are all being added tomorrow. Ran out of supplies at some point during the build

man are they! just installed two of them (check build logs, click here), wow they sound great.

and here is the finally pics we have before the box is painted and finished. well thats it. this build took us 18hrs straight, started at 1pm sat, and ended sunday morning late! thanks again Garett!!!

zoomed out over view the front batt terminal the view from the back

ah, the look of beauty mounting the amp to the back of the box finally mounted the subs man this is sweet to see finally

over in the car, we're putting in the batt, wire, amp, etc... and the dry fit of the box, almost there this was at around 2am, total build time was 18hrs straight (you can see the sun coming up in further pics) perfect fit, right to the seat line, yummy the holes cut

adding glue to the baffle holding it down is some serious weight, that big sub weighs 75 lbs. (it's also nailed) the shop area ah, the port! filed down smooth

here's what the truck looks like factory: The cargo compartment is going to be removed, it's 8" deep and 45 wide! lots of more room here the box is fitted in to the hatch area here's our hella smooth port after being routered smooth and the box before we attach the double baffle

here is an image of the double edge routered port just showing how big this is by refrence to the sub here in this pic. here's garett in the box, (6ft 7" tall!!)

pics are here. here's the specs. 8cuft enclosure tuned to 35hz with 87sq.in. of port. Ports has been double routered for smooth air flow, Optima Yellow top installed in the back(more electrical upgrade coming soon). All 1/0 AWG kicker wire...anyways, here you go. i'd like to add: this build took us 18hrs straight, not much sleep this weekend, and alot to trips to walmart for misc. tools. Credits: I'd like to say none of this would have happened if it weren't for the "hella" lot of help and design of one of our forum members SHiZNiLTi, thanks Garret. Here we dry fitted the box together to get the right perception of our project

we will deff design up some deff/bigger stickers for the future....just to many things to buy right now with the new line coming out soon

I like the "your forum sucks" banner the best, lol

ttt