james0223

i decided to use a 3.5 cubic foot sub up ports back (2 6 inch aeroports) tuned to 32 hrz box for my nightshade do u think that would sound good in a 97 chevy blazer thanks for the advice on tuning the gain im going to do that in the morning

hey thanks for the help i decided to go with a box design of 32 hrz sub up ports back 2 6 inch aero ports do u think that would suit my nightshade well in the back of an 97 chevy blazer just thought i would ask

new conceptz 0 gauge throughout big three 300 amp ho alt kinetik 3400 up front and 1800 in back my amp has the same board yours does

right now i have it ran at two ohms at 840 watts but i have the electrical to run the amp at .5 and the rms at .5 is 2225

ive been into car audio for three years mostly kicker but i decided to upgrade i have a rd1750.1 and a sundown nightshade v1 d1 15 i am new to hi end car audio so can someone tell me what voltage my output should be to have my gain set correctly at 2 ohms which is 840 watts and at point five which is 2225 watts please would appreciate the help dont wanna clip my new set up

ok figured out the electrical problem it was simple i really dont wanna change my cone because it modified by jacob at sundown and was quite expensive a normal recone for my sub is 110 dollars mine cost 265 so recone isnt an option i ran it at .5 ohms today for about three hours straight and it barely got warm switched battery to kinetik hc 2400 up front and hc 1800 in back

if i out a stinger spv 35 as secondary battery then would it be enough to run at point 5

stock for now but car stays steady at 16 volts

i have a nightshade v1 15 and a rd1750.1 amp right now i have my nightshade wired at two ohms but i got the rd because i was told it was .5 stable i have 0 guage throughout big three and 200 amp ho alt will that be good enough electric to safely run this amp at .5

i have a nightshade v1 15 dual 1 and a rd1750.1 that i will be running at .75 ohms i want deep clean low bass while listening to rap and rock please help me with box design specs