Quentin Jarrell

Those or an upgrade. The Dayton Ultimax. Vance did testing and a review on the 12 inch model. It's nearly a perfectly designed driver. Every component is almost perfectly matched. I think parts express has them for around $300-350

See below. It's impossible to properly connect the two air spaces. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/59530-newb-system-advice-subs-and-amp/#entry1001198

So they can fit under the seat so people don't think you have an audio systemYou obviously do not know what the floor pan looks like under a 4 door dodge.

This is going in a dodge truck. There are only so many options that will work correctly. And two tens is the best option.

Don't know how accurate these two different manufactures graphs are but they appear to be the same info. Looks like the difference at 75c for 1/0 is 30 amps? So aluminum would need to be priced at ~77 cents on the dollar to make it comparable to copper? http://cerrowire.com/ampacity-charts http://www.allenelectric.com/referencedata/ampacity.htm

They would have to be at an extremely good price for me to buy them. I'm partial to Incriminator but I'm not sure if they have any lower models in stock or sundown audio would be just as good. If their Sa model is shallow enough they would be a good option. Fi and SSA are good options also as long as you don't mind waiting 1 1/2 months to receive the product.

Yes it is misinformation. You don't set gains with an occiliscope, especially a class D amp. And you will not hear a sub that is recieving a clipped signal unless its an incredibly clipped signal. Sub frequency distortions are not audible until 20% distortion.

The last one I did was with two IA i87 10's ported and it sounded pretty damn good.

You can fit two 10's ported. The sa 8 will not fit its too deep (90% sure). You can fit a rectangular box back there all you have to do is remove the vents on the back wall and cover them with deadener or aluminum duct tape.

I ran analysis on some whey I bought around a year ago and it was pretty good. Protien content was right around 85-86%, moisture content was like 13%. The remaing must be some type of stabilizer. The solubility was over 90 percent but I don't recall the exact number. I've got all the results at the house. Also no mycotoxins, heavy metals or radiation was found.

I use blue cross and have their Blue Max plan. It's about 245 a month and is not expected to increase any more than normal.

Your just an arseho magnet. 1st true then ur ole lady now him.

Ripple is a ripple or wave in the responce. A positive ripple will provide more output.

No reread the second paragraph.

Ill have to look for some. That was before the digital age.

Yea I can't remember the guys name for nothing. He's the one that built that big ass 25K RF amp. Anyway, he modified the inputs on the 2500's to handle the voltage. The RF Hummer was actually based on the set up in my car. It would play in mid 60's on music with the doors open. They got like 4 or 5 noise violations that year at CES that year. It had a termlab built in the dash.

Fakuda rep for any of y'all home stuff? He's upper management so he might not get out much anymore.

Whatever the equivilant BD series was. If I recall it was the first year they came out with the black piano finish. Mark Fukuda helped me design a wall in a mustang for 12 T2 12's on 12 bd 2500's and a bd 500 as a line driver.

I know back around 2005 those amps could be had for like $200

RF has a pretty sweet employee program. I know I'd definatly use their product.

Y not its good properly designed product.

Can't see the vid as I'm mobile. But I assume the ssf is turned off.

Model the subs. You have a flatter responce at lower volume. Larger the volume with the same tuning will result in a ripple around tuning then turning saddle shaped up to the cut off frequency of the sub. If you want more output. Go up to the largest box that will fit while keeping ripple no more than 3db and keeping delay less than 28 m/s below ~30 hertz.

She must be one crazy bitch 3 years is a long time.