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The pictures resized themselves for me?

Alright guys, I just got home from work Here's some pictures of the speakers being used in the front stage. The tweeter selection is not 100% permanent, I have to hook them up and see how they sound. I also got some HIDs More secrets coming soon..

Hahaha but you didn't know how many I'll upload some more pictures later tonight when I'm off work. Thanks for the replies guys

Alright guys!!! I'm sorry for the wait, there has been A LOT of ideas and I think I finally decided on what I want to do Here's going to be the re-build for the front stage Here's a teaser picture for you..

Hahaha welcome guys!

Nope, girls mine and so are the BJ's haha That was the a professional ghetto photo shoot, I had to hold a lamp without a shade and shit hahaha The jackets are nice as fuck though guys!! They're good quality and the stitching is really nice.. I would have bought one but I was already buying *blank*

A LOT of company owners and such went to CES.. that's most likely why they did not answer you within the time frame of CES going on.

and this is coming from a guy with 2 800 dollar subs with 9 k putting up SHIT NUMBERS! hahahahahaha don't bring the chatt into this lol and it's 7.5k!

Damn.. and I was hoping this build was going to be good..

Don is a cool guy, he does tell people ways to stop panels and such from vibrating.. but, to stop things from flexing you have to go a different route. To control vibration w/ sound deadener To control flex w/ sound deadener I've talked to people about Don and his ways and thinking multiple layers is a waste.. it's only a waste when you want to stop vibrations. If you need to stop flex, and stiffen a panel with sound deadener, covering a little piece of the panel isn't going to work.

So do you get invited? Or do you ask? Can you join just by slaping a SSA sticker on ur windshield, and then show a member as proof? Do you have to be competetive and run all SSA products? Submit videos, pictures? etc etc etc... lol I've always wonderd what it took to become part of a team, because I see them all over the site. Team DC, Team SSA, Team IAK, etc etc etc. I got invited. I assume you could ask. You don't join by adding a sticker to your window. You should run SSA products, even though I do not. You should compete. You don't have to post videos and such.

Link works for me? Thanks for the thoughts though, much appreciated! I'll let him know.

Does anyone know any information on the Boston Acoustics SPG555? Is it a good performing woofer or just another mainstream average sub? http://www.bostonacoustics.com/SPG555-P567.aspx 555 cm2 of surface area 3¾ inches of peak-to-peak excursion 3½ voice-coil Radialvent® cooling technology Only 26 Lbs! Thanks to Neodymium Lightweight design RVC™ (Removable Voice Coil) allows coil to be exchanged without removing the woofer from the enclosure SPS™ (Soft Part System) removable assembly enables field repair of the cone/surround/spider assembly Can be field-stripped and custom painted, powder-coated, or plated Work in multiple enclosures, both sealed and ported Integral sealing gaskets simplify both standard and inverted mounting Available in 4-ohm and 2-ohm versions Reason I ask is because my brother is thinking about buying one. Thanks guys. On a side note, removable voice coil seems pretty user friendly

what kinda amp is that?

What subs?

Made an appointment for Tuesday to go to a shop and talk about getting some fiberglass work done on my truck.

Chris thinks the transistor that handles the remote turn on function is shorted. Sending the amp into dB-r shortly.

I'm not sure you know a lot about subwoofers... The enclosure matters waaay more then the subwoofer. Now i've said that, the SMD isn't a high powered competition sub. It's a musical subwoofer meant to handle crazy amount of power and sound good doing it. IT IS NOT A BURP SUBWOOFER. This.

Wrong section..

Well no shit there is no such thing as underpowering a subwoofer. I just didn't want to be wasting my time and money. Email Aaron if you must have his authority to power a damn speaker. I don't need anyones "authority" to power shit, just wanted some advice, don't be a douche dude.. It's okay, I wasn't in a hurry for an answer. I'm at full excursion with bass boosted songs and such, like decafs mixes while on full tilt, on regular music i'm golden. Thanks for the information Aaron I'll be upgrading

I most likely will, I just don't want it to be starving for Some insight from Aaron would be nice

My girl has an ICON on 1k in 2.5 cubes tuned to 32hz, i'm meeting full excursion on the subwoofer with our listening habits. I'm looking to upgrade to an XCON so it can handle the abuse better and so we can have possible upgrade(s) in near future. What are the Pros and Cons of upgrading? How does the XCON handle 1k? Looking for short and sweet answers Thanks guys! Dom.

I wouldn't use that sound deadener..

I no buy without gut pics. And I onlt buy stuff I can fix myself, even in the extreme case I melt the board... Found some test results on it http://caraudiomag.com/articles/kicker-wx100001-warhorse-amplifier-review Test Results Output power @ 1% THD, 50Hz, 14.4 volts Mono @ 4 ohms 1 x 5,494 watts Mono @ 2 ohms 1 x 10,350 watts Output power @ 1% THD, 50Hz, 12.5 volts Mono @ 4 ohms 1 x 4,050 watts Mono @ 2 ohms 1 x 8,052 watts Distortion at rated power, 50Hz, 14.4 volts 0.66% @ 2 ohms Input sensitivity 165mV to 5.2 volts Frequency response (+1dB) 25Hz - 170Hz S/N ratio (A weighted, below clipping, min. gain) >82dB Idle current 3.5 amps Maximum current consumption, unclipped 801 amps @ 10,350 watts Efficiency at one-third power, lowest impedance 88% Efficiency at full power, 1%THD, lowest impedance 89.7% Crossover slope 24dB/octave Crossover range, lowpass 50Hz - 200Hz Crossover range, highpass 20Hz - 60Hz Low-frequency boost +18dB @ 40Hz Dimensions 35"L x 17.75"W x 3.75"H Weight 66.8 pounds

RMS Power in Watts @14.4V, 2O Mono, =1.5% THD+N 10000 x 1 @14.4V, 4O Mono, =1.5% THD+N 5000 x 1 Frequency Response, + 0 / - 1 dB -- 20 Hz - 200 Hz 90% efficient @ 2ohms Signal-to-Noise Ratio -- >95 dB, a-weighted, re: rated power Input Sensitivity -- 170 mV - 5 V low level Low Pass Crossover -- Variable Low-Pass, 50 - 200Hz, 24dB per octave High Pass Sub-Sonic Crossover -- Variable High Pass, 20 - 60Hz, 24dB per octave Bass Boost -- Variable 0 to +18 dB boost @ 40 Hz What you think guys?