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Just to clarify do not remove stock cables add to them, current chooses the path of least resistance. And for a visual of the big three, cause it is easier to understand when seeing

One power wire is probably the constant 12V source and the other is a switched 12V source. I would use the harness and add a ground to the rear of the deck, there should be a screw to attach one.

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I have no experience with the Xthunder series but I liked my 801d from them, it was a strong little amp.

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Nice looking out. I cant wait to see what they come out with.

Laptop = onboard video. Your gonna have to replace the whole motherboard.

I believe he was asking what the quarter wave lengths are ie 30hz, 40hz of each side? Are they the same are they different?

I am a little unclear on what you want to do. You want to connect a LOC to the outputs on the alpine amp? If so I would be a little cautious of burning the LOC with to much power. Isnt there a RCA output on the Alpine amp so you can daisy chain the amps with RCAs?

Good luck with that, as far as my research goes I haven't been able to find any sort of building information on those types of boxes.

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Did you check with Jacob? http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=10634

Did you put the front speakers on the rear channels and rear speakers on the front channels to completely eliminate the amp?

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I like 1&5/8" Dry wall screws and how many depends on enclosure remember they are there only to hold the wood together while the glue drys. I Usually space them about 4" apart. Also dont forget to predrill holes.

48" X 97" I like the cutlist program gives optimal layouts and accounts for blade width.

ive yet to build a bandpass for anything yet. so idk about one for the E8s Isn't that what your doing now. You have a filter on the front wave of the sub and a filter on the back wave of the sub.

D6's cannot be rebuilt by diamond. Fi will/can recone them but you have to send them in to get it done (I checked on it for my blown 10's) To me that is more of a reason not to go with D6's I think my choices are down to Flatlynes or Icons.

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Whats confusing? Double baffle because the sub is a good 40 to 50 pounds and it will also cut down on enclosure flexing.

This sounds interesting not sure how well it will work though.