Bob345

Wow! Great thread!

Looks great!! And solid works ftw!! I use it for every thing. Very powerful software

Ya some 5 minut epoxy should fix it no problem

Those x's are awsome. I helped my friend install his fiday x 10" in his truck. The thing has amazing output in the lower frequencies!

Welcome!

Reminds me of San frasisco

Those banana plugs and speaker pins are almost excusively used in home audio. A striped wire and a twist conection is all you need

X2

Is this the first n2 on ssa? And those x's actualy do sound realy nice, my friend got his last week. Not the loudest but they sound realy clean

Id do 2 15" xcons,

Looks good so far

Looks good, and I would use expanding foam to seal it anduse mdf to hide the foam.

I would do 6 15's cause you have the advantage of more cone area and MOAR POWEr!

Pics!!!!!!

This looks like it will be interesting. 10 cubes is huge!

If that's the highest you listen at, then yeah, set it there.

Ya and look how much the voltage drops from standing voltage to when the bass hits.

X2, a sq setup would never need 2000 watts or even close to that. A true sq car usualy isn't that loud at all. For sq, the substage is one of the least important parts.

I think he means the voltage from the electrical system

Sounds like what you need is a bl, and it will sound good too

First off, what kind of price are you looking for for an o-scope?

Looks great!!! Any chance we can get a vid of it in action?

that is my main concern is the ohm load, i cant seem to find any info anywhere and i lost the owners manual a long time ago, what are the odds this is a 8ohm sub?? i really think it is a 4 but i need to find out before i start spending money on a new replacement does anyone know where i can find out? Best way to find out would to just measure the impeadance of the current driver.

Pics?

audiocity? No, this place called audio designs