Koridan

No budget I already have some equipment, I just need help on figuring out where to put it. My goals is just have some deep bass inside the Van. My only concern is where to place the subs inside the van because the lift for him to get inside is on the back of the van so he drives straight in. Getting pictures in a minute.

Alright, I know how all you guys are happy to help people with set-ups and stuff. So I got one for ya. MY brother was paralyzed sometime around birth. So he is confined to a wheel-chair. He rides around in a big-honkin van. He loves car audio and has always been interested in what other people have. Anyway his birthday is coming up soon and I was wondering if you guys could just put your heads together and help me figure out how and where to put a system in his van. I will have pictures soon. Later Today. It's a '91 Chevy Van with the back seat cut out so he can drive his wheel-chair into it. Anyway I have to go put a water pump in. Thanks in advance for all your help and it is greatly appreciated. MY brother will always remember this b-day present. ~Madrox

I hear ya. It's embarassing to think your system is hitting hard then when you get outside the car all you hear is rattttttllllleeeeeeee clank clank clank!! Thanks man.

It looks like SecondSkin took the win. Question about it. Is the Damplifier Pro worth the Extra 30 something odd dollars even though I will not be entering into any competitions? Also will 20sq/ft be enough to cover my whole trunk? it's a '96 Taurus. *Edit* I was thinking 36sq/ft would do it.

Here is a dumb question, I already have my subs firing towards the trunk lid in my car. My friend has 2 15' Memphis PR's in his S-10 firing down.... I was wondering if I had the room could I put my subs in my back seat firing towards the back glass or could I have them face the floorboard..... The trunk rattles wayyy to much and I was just curious. Wasn't sure if it would work or not. ~MadroX

Im trying to figure out what is the best out of these choices. So tell me what you use or what you heard was good stuff ~MadroX

I used to have Bass Mechaniks Reload cd and one song on there I liked was Tocatta in B and my cd got broke and now I cant find anywhere to download it. Lovers and Friends by Lil Jon and them hits pretty good.

I was just wondering what people listen to, to achieve deep bass.... Not just test tones and sweeps. Like songs..... I have been listening to Lil Whytes new Cd. There are a couple songs on there that hit extremely hard. ~MadroX

So what would everyone agree on being a good sound deadener..... Im guessing some of the top ones are Raamat, Second Skin, and maybe Brown bread.....

Well If this stuff dosent work... how about some eDead V3. I heard it was way better than dynamate, raamat, fatmat....... Since its liquid I could easily install and add more. What are you opinions?

NP- The Kill- From Yesterday

I will go do that then get back with you. It's a 1996 Ford Taurus btw.

I have bought a Freeway Blaster for my car. Figured it would be fun to have a little louder horn. Anyway. I cannot for the life of me find the horn under the hood so I can switch it out with the Freeway Blaster. I looked along the walls of the engine compartment, mostly around the battery since I figured thats where it would be. I must be as blind as a bat. So if you happen to know off hand where it is or where online I could go to find out I would be very greateful. Thanks ~MadroX

I agree.... I would get the 5900ub. Being a Pioneer its pretty solid.

If it does leave an odor.... would there be anyway to cover the smell?

I knew the QTS had nothing to do with the tuning of the box...... I just used that info to determine whether or not to put it in a ported enclosure.....

I just ordered some of the Fatmat Rattletrap sound deadener for the trunk. Here are the specs.... Tremendous Bass Gains 80 Mil Thick 1 Mil PSA(Pressure Sensitive Adhesive) Gain Unbelievable Sound Quality Stop Rattles, Vibration & Noise Control Reduce Distortion Massive DB Gains Practically eliminate Road Noise, Loud Exhaust and Engine Noise Odorless (Has No Odor-Leaves No Odor) Easy Installation (everything needed is supplied) Great For Firewalls, Floors, Doors, Trunks, Side Panels. Roofs and more...... May Be Placed Under The Hood Paintable Superb Adhesion Patented Rubberized Compound Polished Aluminum Shield Very Flexible Keeps Heat In-Cold Out in the Winter, Keeps Cold in-Heat Out in the Summer! A Great Installation! Well not really specs persay..... But you get the point. It was only $90 after taxes and shizz. Its better than nothing. After I get my Maw-15's and stuff I will make a build log......

Im getting two Mach5 MAW-15's and I noticed that the qts was .32 I think. So I guess I will put them in a ported enclosure tuned to 32hz. Does that sound okay? How big should the box be for the two of them? around 6ft^3? Thanks ~MadroX

Is it in good condition? Im sure there are a few cosmetic blemishes but in terms of performance how is it?

On my other thread under amplfiers I suggest using the XT2000D. People seem to think its a good idea. Take a stroll over there and tell me what you think

Ill be running 2 of them. Since the Qts is around .32 I'll be running them in a Ported enclosure. Does 6ft^ sound good? well nevermind thats for another thread. anyway so yeah. 2 maw-15's. Yeah im interested. I seen them on ebay brand new for 250ish plus 30 for s&h. Just gimme a price and we will work something out. Since im almost guessing almost every1 agrees that the amp is good for the maw's

Well ok.... lets say... to your knowledge i entered a car show. where could I get some?

Thanks......is the XT2000D a good amp? durable? efficient?

well its not for driving just. when I go hang out in parking lots and stuff at night. is 120 times a minute pretty fast in terms strobe lights used in car shows?

would the xt2000D be a good choice then? How would I wire the subs to get them the power they need for their RMS which is 500.