Tirefryr

got pics? how much you want for them? No pics, but I bought them from PE so you can see them there. They're standard gold plated ones. Just cover shipping and they're yours.

I have 3 connectors with 3/8 holes. Two have the red insulation, one black.

What size hole do you need in the connector for the mounting hardware?

What size stud?

I'm debating between this and the New Eclipse 8554 I think it is with a Behringer for processing. This is actually cheaper and easier without the need for a 120V conversion, but the BEhringer will give me more flexibility and ultimate control with the serial port and my laptop. Just checking my options.

Bah Tube amps= junk YOu sir, just have no idea.

Did your bro ever get the Pioneer from Ike?

eDMO

I think RMS is 150, but my old pair I was running 200 on them no problems.

The Shield is on.

I can always refund your paypal However you prefer.

I'll vote for "yes" on the name change.

Man, I would've traded you my RMB8s for those tweets straight up. Way better than the Beals.

Anyone know?

Yes, if enclosing the amps, I would suggest a mechanical form of cooling. I live in South Bend, so I know just what you're talking about with the heat. Humidity is a bi tch too! Anyways, Depending on how you are doing the install, as long as you have enough air movement, you'll only need the fans on one side. Well, either way you only need them on 1 side, but what I'm saying is, make sure you are getting sufficient air movement. If not, you need to add more fans, larger fans or different speeds and/or blade pitches and count. The ideal situation would be a vertical mount with the fans at the bottom and blowing the air out the top. Hot air rises, so use that to your advantage with the fans drawing the cooler, denser air from below.

" I figured that much, but I though I remembered something about them with a 4" coil, hence the no power rating as thermal would be ridiculous anyways.

Run the fans on one side only. Many people make the mistake of running a push-pull configuration. This is not very efficient for cooling. A fan will push and pull on it's own, it doesn't need any help and making a push-pull configuration will only create negative air pressure which will essentially do nothing to remove heat. Do you even NEED the fans? THe introduction of more components will promote noise and take up precious voltage. Don't use them unless the application absolutely calls for them.

Classic humor here! Thanks for the great laugh Kent!

I thought the MTs had 4" coils??

You'll find out soon enough. On another note, I have decided to go a different route with processing so the For Sale section will have even more Stuff from me.

IF anything, we should ban Supa for that gay ass avatar.

Make sure you include a .5 amp fuse on the remote lead coming right out of the HU. If that blows, you need a relay, if not, you'll be fine.

Goodnight all!

was a while ago Not me.

Not me.