Derrick824

Trustme hwen I say that this is one of those vehicles that is worth the trip just to get a demo in it. Yeah it's that loud.

My Explorer is way too ugly for the rides page. I'll keep it to comps only. Maybe I'll throw something pretty in the Yukon just so I can get my ride featured.

I bought a refurbed saz-1500d from dB-r a year or so ago and I sweat it looked better than the new ones I had. Whoever he has buffing & polishing those things needs a raise. Also his 1yr warranty is the best refurb warranty you'll find. Most places are only like 30-90 days.

I bet this amp will work fine in a daily setup with only a typical 300a fuse. Also you could stack a pair of 175a fuses if you wanted but there are 350a anl fuses.

My plans have changed & I'll be towing my Explorer down to BassRace the 149.9 class.

Come out to one of the local events. Check out www.competitiononly.com. There will be several events in NC this year as well as several NSPL events as well. Come one out, say hello, and get some demos.

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See you the day they come in for my 2 and my bro will be picking up 4 (maybe 8 ).

I'm really wanting to get 4 E8s just to see what kinda #s I can do with them.

Presented by Stereo Video Center and Team Ol' Skool. These are always fun events with decent turnouts. Cash payouts for Street Bass Competition. $60 in payouts at the last event. Anyone can win. I hope to see ya'll there. Check out http://www.competitiononly.com/ or http://www.teamolskool.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=15 for more information.

Come on Goober. Put the Jeep in SS NW.

You must have strapped your amps down to 0.25ohms? I guess I'll see what it does at the comp Saturday.

I'm planning on being there in the 139.9 class.

He uses special deebeezzz dust. It's in all Sundown equipment but his personal stuff gets an extra healthy dose of it. He can custom build any Sundown product with more for an extra fee.

Brandon's been busy. I think you have a different name on every forum.

3ft net works well. For a nice daily setup I recommend two 4" aero ports. If you prefer slot port then go with around 40" of port area. Here's an old vid of mine when I installed my first set of NightShade 15s. That box is 2.9ft net volume w/ two 4" ports per sub tuned to 36hz. It metered mid 150s legal.

There is only one thing that is worth it & I don't think he got a pic of that and I'm not telling.

Subs up, ports back in CRXs is a thing of the past.

This event is being moved. It won't let me edit my first post so I'll just post the new flyer when it's put up.

This is for amplifiers only.

These events always have decent turnouts. This will be the first time at this new location and we're looking to make it a good one. Cash payouts for the Street Bass competition. I hope to see ya'll there. Check out http://www.competitiononly.com/ or http://www.teamolskool.com/forums/ for more information.

It is recommended to have a H/O alternator and a good rear battery to properly power the saz-3000d. You can get away without the alternator but you'll need at least two good size rear batteries such as the PowerMaster D3100s. For the price you're going pay to pay for the extra battery in the back you might as well just buy the alternator.

I think you'd do well with a pair of saz-1500s.