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My 2nd 18" RL-p was to be delivered today. While at work I checked on-line and it showed delivered. When I got home it was gone, Stolen. Sometime between the time I left work and got home (20-30min) someone got to it. I'm not in a bad neighborhood so I'm not sure who took it. I asked all my neighbors, but of'corse no one saw anything. I filed a police report (knowing I'll never see it), but I guess it's the thing to do.

Thx, she like it too. Although I'm trying to talk her into letting me make a ported box. I think the song was track 6 on the new young jeezy CD. It's funny 'cause nobody beleves me that it's 2 8"s untill I open the hatch to show them.

It would be nice, but it's been done before with 4 RL-p 15"s in an X-cab S10.

For now it's the factory amped monsoon system. 4 6.5", and 4 1" tweets.

You'll get good sound out of them in Tahoe. Ported in a well made box with the proper power will make you happy.

Thx, she likes it, and I think it sound nice and clean.

Thx. The 18"s are going to be nice. It involves something along the lines of a 4th order box.

They soung great. I love these things. Heres a little video of them.......

The box is 1.4cubes sealed. It's powered by a Directed 1500d. Let me know what you think.

Honesty, I was really looking for the best way to set up my re comps to give me the best sound with the amp I have. I didn't realize that it was so involved, LOL. I was planning on making some glass pods for my doors, and I wanted to aim or place them the best I could.

I'm going to attempt my first door pods. There not going to be down low and the bottom of the door like most. Mine will be up a little higher. My question is, whats the best way to face them??? Should they (6.5" mid & 1" tweet RE's RE comp set) both (pass & driver) be angle up towards me? Or the one on the pass. side angled towards me, and driver towards the pass.? :confused: Or what other suggestions would you recommend?

I'll admit I am a basshead. I like the low ends, and I like it loud. I've only have 1 sealed setup out of the many i've had. That was a lonngggg time ago.

My other option is......insted of a wall, I can keep it at the window line (9cubes), and run the sealed.

4 6.5 with a 6" mounting depth.

I'm not opposed to running a 3way. I think that would be great, but I dont have the room for an 8".

I can get 14.4cubes net after sub & port displacement. Ported to 34hz with 113" port area in a wall. Will this be enough air space & port area??? I'll be using the Orion 2500d to push them both (if I get the other one) @ 1ohm.

LOL, no I dont want to be like the "donks" that ride around here. I do want it to sound good & clear. I've had a problem in the past where I just couldn't the voice loud enough to hear over the highs & bass. So i'm just trying to get the best sound I can on a budget.

I currently have a set of these (RE set) I never powered them so I dont really now what they sound like as of yet....... http://www.reaudio.com/components.html But, I was thinking about 4 of the MLI-65 mids..... http://www.mach5audio.com/index-2.html The amp I'll be using is an Orion 400.4. I'm looking for some really good midbass. It's all going into a 4dr blazer. What do you guys think would be a good route to go???

+1 with it moving so much you can see out of it anyways, LOL.

Thats a pretty good score for a single 12", congrats.

Looks really nice man, good job.

Really? I didn't realize it was that small of a number. Maybe I should buy another one.

Should be more than enough. Thats what i'm using for my RL-p 18".

Turned out really nice. I cant wait to hear your thoughts on it after the install.

Nice, I want that RL-p.