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sounds like a movie that would be on scifi channel I've read reviews, and I don't think scifi would show anything this screwed up. I've looked for it a while back and never could find it. I'll probably search again now. I think it was a film festival flick when I first read about it. From what I read, it's about a guy (doctor maybe?) that abducts three people, and performs a horrendous experiment.... He sews ones mouth to the others ass. Now I must admit, this seems like it couldn't be a very great or enlightening film, but I'd like to see it. Sounds original. Edit: Found one! I'll post how I liked it by this weekend most likely.

<br />It was like a train wreck, i couldn't look away <img src='http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /><br /><br /><br /><br />Where ya'll messed up is watching it on cable... I thought it was an ALLRIGHT B movie, I've seen much worse, and there were plenty of tits, haha. The worst movie I've seen lately is probably "The Box".

Using the terminal strips, your just splitting the power from your remote wire, which might be fine for a couple of amps. Once you add in the electric fans, your probably going to be drawing more than what just your remote wire can output. By using the relay, you can have your remote wire trigger 12v from battery to go to however many devices you want to be controlled by your remote wire.

You need a relay.

Wait... So your saying that you came from a concert to your car (moms station wagon?), and found that your one sub wasn't as loud as a building full of professional audio equipment, so you thought you would crank the gain to compensate?

You'd think that having over a hundred posts a month you would have learned more. Maybe you should focus more on reading and less on typing.

Agreed.

Never messed with any Powerbass stuff, but I'm loving my T1500. I've also always had great reliability out of RF products.

Dude, if it was, don't you think that a lot more people would be doing it? Running a car on hydrogen is possible, but its pretty complicated, from what I've heard.

I seriously doubt it, and no legitimate site would have pop-ups when you try to close their site...

Yeah, I know I need more midbass. I've got the XXX components, I just haven't had time to glass them into my doors. Hopefully that will fix my midbass problem. As far as I can tell, with the Punch EQ at halfway its not clipping, and it definitely sounds better than with it off.

On my T1500, I'm wondering if I should leave the Infrasonic Filter on or off. It came from the factory with it off, I can't tell much of a difference with it on. Right now I've got the frequency set at around 110. I've heard everyone say to set it around 80, and it does sound a little deeper there, but on some songs, "Late Night Tip" mainly, there are some bass notes that are left out with it at 80. With it set a little higher, I can hear everything. I've got the gain set at 5, and the Punch EQ set around half way. Anyone think I should change anything? Just figured I would see what everyone's opinion is.

So your paying for that '09 vehicle your getting, that your dad is worried about the warranty on?

Picture of my 7.65 ft^3 box in my Explorer:

If you expect anyone to help you, you need to take a tape measure and go see what kind of space you have to work with. Not everyone on this site has an Explorer, although I do, haha. What kind of Explorer is it by the way? 4-door? 2-door? I also have an 18" BTL. I used this enclosure with a couple modifications that I found right here on SSA, and I love it. Sound Solutions Audio - 18" XCON Optimal Ported Enclosure Edit: Jay-C beat me to it. Also, why do you want 10 cubes? I've got a huge box, yours is going to be gargantuan if you go with 10 cubes.

Only if the modifications are the cause of the problem. Like, they can't say that because your air conditioner goes out its not covered because you have an aftermarket system. This is due to the Magnesum-Moss act. Now, if your alternator, or something to do with the charging system went out, I wouldn't look for it to be covered unless you tried to cover the fact that you had an aftermarket system installed. Which he is already stating that he plans on doing. Personally, if I was going to have a shop do the work, I would leave it alone if it sounds good. I've heard stories of people leaving an installer, coming back twenty minutes later and saying that they're sub is blown. When the installer has a look at it, the person turned the gains up to the max. To the OP, it sounds like you don't have a lot of experience with car audio, it also sounds like your dad is paying for everything. If a shop does it, I would leave it alone, because if the shop does warranty it, that is going to be void if you go and start messing with everything they did.

Would if I could find mine man. I've got a nice Canon Elph thats been lost at my dads house for over a year, haha. I've looked everywhere for that thing, I'm going to have to break down and buy another one.

I'ma try to later tonight. My phone doesn't do videos, my uncle's does though, and he's coming by later tonight, so I'll get one up later. I've never had something this loud, I'm loving it! The flex is awesome, I can put a handful of change on the roof and it bounces. I'm sure you guys don't think its nothing special, but I'm excited, haha. Just thought I'd share.

After what seems like forever, I finally got my box finished today, and got my BTL in my truck and hooked up. I've never heard bass like this before! This thing f***ing POUNDS! I've still not put in my upgraded alternator yet, but the T-1500 seems to be doing fine so far.

Used? It retails for $599, I've searched and can't find it any cheaper than around $449.

I think it might be tough to find an amp for under $350 that puts out 1500 at 2 ohm, a quality one anyways. Thats why I got the dual 2s, because it seems that you can find alot more amps that put out 1500 at 1 ohm for around $350. I got my T1500-1bd (which on the birth sheet says that it was tested at 1796 watts at 1 ohm) for $395 shipped, brand new.

I'd like to see you explain it more. I'm interested in why the cooling wouldn't have an effect on thermal failure.

You could get a Crescendo 3KWP that puts out 1650 at 2 ohms, 3370 at 1 ohm for $549. Why did you decide to go with the dual 1 instead of dual 2 so you could run at 1 ohm?

I can't believe so many people are worried about the color, when for the price difference you could have the thing custom airbrushed. Aesthetics are one of the last things I'm concerned about with an amplifier.

This thread seems like a great testament to the quality, patience, and customer service of DB-R. Also goes to show that even though you think the problem is one thing, you should always make sure that your entire system is in working order before turning it on, especially on a brand new install. I'm surprised they're going to warranty it again for free when it is obviously your fault. I'd consider yourself lucky. I also think an apology would be in order for questioning that the amp was even tested, and insinuating that he sold you a bad amp in the first place. That's what this guy does for a living, I would hope that he would take precautions, and make sure everything works before it goes out the door, and obviously he does.