Adrian_D

http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Romania you guys gotta read that

you missed my sarcasm i am not le subtle (sp?)

orange is about to leave.

partay up in hurr

spent 20 mins bitching about the interior lights not working. i really don't have a clue how i managed to blow the fuse

need to try that soon

good thing i didn't buy a usa2300 he had listed.

sweet amp. it's a very compact powerhouse.

storms always take down the power. and only on the street where i live

Sean

knu says they're out of stock. didn't see any in shawn's thread need to talk to a ground zero dealer...see what offers he's got

for pro-audio shops got all the rca's i need for 50$ but i can't find a decently priced fuse holder. i'm not going to dump 50$ on one. mtime to buy a fuse and try to diy a fuse holder...

congrats

i love the pink / yellow moth

shower time bye

looking at pics from a local tuning show it took place last weekend, while i was studying. other than that, i'm tired. worked almost all day with the excavator on a very steep slope.

hey Chris

x2 ^

900 watts RMS at 1 ohm = 30 v RMS now, iirc the dmm shows the peak value, which means you need to set it so the dmm shows 42 V someone correct me if i'm wrong... all the subsonic does is filter the ultra low frequencies so that there is a reduced risk of overexcursion. if the icon is sealed, set the subsonic as low as you can. otherwise, somewhere between 5-10 hz below the tuning frequency is allright.

the way i understand it is that the vas of the iso group is half the vas of a single sub and that improves the low-end

teh exam results are in total score 94%

there is a small hole on the top panel which connects to the motor vent. but the motor has to stay flush on the plate, which, apparently, isn't happening. and the foil need to be stretched even more. that's where i got the idea from : http://www.decware.com/panels.htm

or diy some rca's

fuse holders = teh expensiveness

thanks for the kind words i think i'm going to buy some 1/0 today and try to mount the hu in the jeep.