lee
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I know, I came into 3pgs, today must be busy
They ship separate, one from Nevada the other from NC. Nevada?
No, the copper coil adds mass ( heavier ) to the moving parts, has a smoother sound, and making it suitable for sealed. Flatwind handles more power and is more peaky, better suited for ported
Imo, this ''break in'' thing is funny to me. Just install, and bang!!! There is no need to ''baby'' em for initial ??? whatever time. Yes they will loosen up over time, but that has always been the case for every speaker not just subs. I find the limits of mine as soon as they recieve power. That's just how I've always done it
Sweet! Yeah, the tinsels are a thing of beauty. 3x for both + and - = overkill, and just how I like things
That's awesome I know, right
Between the two, i would go arc , personally
Send it my way! It's going to be 96 today
I've had the best luck with DHL up to this point myself
Lawl,... and after all the talks we had about sleep cycles. J/K
only pic i took is when he won the first place trophy vids will come as soon as my battery is charged....im trying to get it up in the nxt hour 80 That jacket gives me an idea hehe. sundownz...do you have any patches? I have a plain jacket like the one above and I want to have a roll call. Sundown Fi ........... ........... ........... etc
An umbrella girl at the sundown events...
I know right.....I need some sundown front-stage now
Sorry sundownz, did you say these incorporate 18db/oct H/P and 12db/oct LP?
I said a hip, HOP,..a hippy hippy HOP and you don't stop
Idk, but I see... High towers, a big flat screen, and a mini fridge ftmfw
Dual 1 subs can be wired in series for a 2ohm nominal load each, or in parallel for a .5 ohm nominal load each. Dual 2 subs can be wired in series for a 4ohm nominal load each, or in parallel for a 1 ohm nominal load each. You would present your 3000d with a 1/2 ( .5 ) ohm nominal load if you used a D1 sub in parallel ( at least 3000wrms but I don't recommend ). A D1 in series would present a 2ohm nominal load at the 3000d for 1600wrms rated power. This is for one dvc sub only. Adding more subs together will be a whole nother set of numbers. Make shure you do your homework before spending money on the wrong one. Bottom line is, if you want to run one sub, at 1ohm, get the D2 and wire the coils in parallel + to + and - to -. If you want to run one sub at .5 ohm, get the D1 and wire it in parallel aswell. If you want to run one sub at 2ohm, get the D1 and wire it in series. Like I said above, a saz-3000d at 2ohm= 1600wrms rated. Same amp at 1ohm= 3000wrms rated. You decide
:clap: You guys have all the fun! I guess I'll just sit back and watch till one is close to me
Damn you ^ J/K
Broke my back carving pumpkins with the kids all night