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now that was an awesome idea. you are for sure talented.

Same, ive read several posts from him in the past and never noticed anything. i use google chrome

Eclectic enclosures or Ram-Designs ive used both and there both easy to work with and do quality designs.

maybe its fixed already but i dont see it? all text is the same size all the way through

i used to have 2 of the version VII's.. were small ones and i cant remember the names but they were strong as hell... ODIN i think was one of them. I used to love those old hifonics amps.

yikes.. glad he asked for opinions... some people are just dead set on learning things the hard way

if you have another amp laying around you could try swapping them. if the other one does the same thing your wiring may be the problem, if it works fine your amp may be damaged or something

maybe he saw it on youtube?

great intro! welcome!

its for sure because you dont run DC i cant seem to mingle over there.. everytime i turn around its DC this.. DC that.. at one point i wanted to give em a try.. too much hype for me. OP, that noob thing will be gone real soon, your close.

tracking info says ill have it tomorrow. not exactly in hand yet but bought and paid for. will do thanks

hmm, doesnt appear to be listed thanks bromo

http://www.jaspertools.com/CircleGuideCompatibility.pdf "The page cannot be found"

Bought a router last week for work. router im not 100% clear on the compatibility of this jig. Think it will work?

insipid? i take it you meant to write "inside" of the box? If thats what you meant i didnt know that, but good to know and ill make sure to take that advice. thanks.

Thats a good option, not sure if i could pull it off but good to know. Think im just going to use the dayton 3" kit which from reading several reviews is actually 2.75" ID, it will lower tuning a little but should be fine. thanks.

alright, i thought about just using straight up PVC but i wanted the flares that come with the kits. Does anyone know if the precision port kits http://www.psp-inc.com/products_3.html are compatible with regular old 3" PVC elbows, if they are then thats all i needed to know.

lol, thanks. does anyone have any hands on experience with the dayton aero port kits? They are advertised as 3" ID but a reviewer has said differently and im not sure how creditable that person is.

Im going to building a box here shortly that will use aero ports. Reason for this post is to hopefully find someone who has dealt with my particular problem before. Box will require 3 aero ports each about 17" in length 3" in diameter. An experimental ABC box. although i have no more than about 11.5" depth to work with (internal) The box will be going into a s10 so not a ton of depth to play with. I will need to use elbows in my ports. I really like the precision port kits but they dont seem to offer an elbow attachment. I took a look over at parts express and it appears Dayton makes kits that do offer an elbow..although reading a review on the elbow piece someone says the ID of the elbow is not a true 3" which will throw off tuning obviously. At first i wanted to just buy a few precision port kits and just purchase the dayton elbow but that same reviewer says that doesnt work, so i need something else to use. Has anyone ever used aero ports with elbows successfully? What kits did you use as far as brand? Im also going to need flared ports so that is another thing that needs to work together. If you have some useful advice or links to products i would really appreciate the help.

whats the rest of your system consist of? what kind of electrical system do you have? Are you sure you wired it right?

strap the 2 amps together?

what more can he tell you besides whats already said in this thread? There doing what they can. If you have spent money then sit tight, your in good hands. When that sub arrives at your door you will forget about the wait.

for your application it shouldnt be a problem, people say its garbage but its just fine unless your doing a very high powered install. I think CCA will be just fine for you. If you have budget for the other then why not?

get some string and measure up the runs you will need to make, add it all up and add an extra foot or 2.

X2, Don is the man, i think i bought just ~$60 or so worth of CLD tiles and if used as he suggests you could do ALOT with that. Email him and tell him what exactly your doing and he will tell you what's needed. great guy. im glad im not the only one!