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1) Its for added safety 2) You need to calibrate it after its hooked up

your pics dont resize by themselves?

I heard subwoofers were the best thing since tities.

Is that a man wtf?

Lol how much you want for that car? Did you guys build the one at audio city too?

Word on the street is that they are on the blueprint audio lineup....

DUUUUDE! if they r flat bill, ill be allllll over them. (only if your gonna have big sizes tho; as i seem to have big head(s) ) They are not flat bills. They are flex fit hats. hook us up with flat bills or flexfit flatbills...

Nope, we just threw them in there, since they were so nice. They are nicer then my North Face Fleece Jacket I used to wear all the time. That was $149 for that too. Lol...are the hats flat bills? or like the curved ones?

Flat Bills? Lol i love that jacket but its too pricey was there a preorder? That I missed?

who needs a hood they got a girl! nice jacket all the same how much extra for one shipped to canada? I like them without hoods lol just double checkin

Wait, they don't have a hood?

Yes.

wait on speakers your not supposed to be using LPF.... A, a subwoofer is a speaker and you just advised him on using a lpf for his sub amp. B, low pass filter is certainly a good idea for keeping your midbass drivers playing midbass and your tweeters playing highs. Is he running active no....I thought you don't need to run he LPF on Voice speakers. I don't know what speakers he's using lol I think its the Bravox's.....

wait on speakers your not supposed to be using LPF.... A, a subwoofer is a speaker and you just advised him on using a lpf for his sub amp. B, low pass filter is certainly a good idea for keeping your midbass drivers playing midbass and your tweeters playing highs. Is he running active no....I thought you don't need to run he LPF on Voice speakers.

wait on speakers your not supposed to be using LPF....

were are the speakers crossed at? Just set it at 65

Yes it does.

wait for it....lol That how i read it. The whole thing is: your setting the gain on your substage amp to your max listening volume. Whether your max listening volume is 3/4 the way up on your head unit or it's 35/35 on your head unit it's immaterial. If all your speakers are on amps and aren't relying on head unit power then it's possible to turn your headunit to 35/35 and set your mids/highs amp's gains accordingly. Trying to say that 35/35 on your head unit sends a clipped signal to your amps is wrong, everything is relative. Depending on the amp's gain, the amp will / will not clip the signal. Try this: plug your ipod into your head unit using an aux cable, now turn the volume way down on the ipod and turn the volume on the head unit up to it's max volume, sounds fine doesn't it? So either way works, personally I set everything up within a couple clicks of my head units max volume that way you have some headroom depending on the songs recording level and if someone else is driving my car they can't turn the volume up any louder and ruin my equipment. Just my take, Why do you think people set their gains on 3/4 hu vol mainly because thats when its not clipping. Most alpines clip at volume 25 out of 35 so if you do that little ipod trick it's still clipping( i think) when you have ipod all the way down and above 25 its clipping. clipping is a wave...you can play a clipped song. Amps get the signal from the RCA's (HU) and amplify so if its a clipped song its going to amplify a clipped song. My Take on this.

This is the whole issue. Stop trying to do stuff the cheap way, do it right the first time. i bended the pins on one of the scosche ones lol.

wait for it....lol That how i read it.