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Yeah videos are working fine for me on PC, but on my Galaxy Nexus (Droid) I have the same problem as you.

bigger wire allows a higher current to pass through, kinda like if you have a hose, a regular hose you might have low water pressure, but get a hose half the size of that, and the pressure will increase. The bigger it is, the more water (power) can pass through. Other people here I'm sure can give a better example and reasoning than me, but hope that kinda gets the point across.

Thanks, Just ordered a 260 Amp alternator from Mike Singer, my alternator now is taking a beating and I can't see it lasting much longer Hoping to order a Crescendo 2000D, And pick up a AGM Battery next week.

Crescendo/Sundown makes top notch amps

I used These But you can also trim the end of the 1/0 gauge wire to fit into your amplifiers slot

Can be used to help company's gauge interest on a product

I do believe this is a relevant technical question. Lacks details though, and new members to the forum should read them anyways

Take some time to read THIS and THIS

Hope he bought a PC by now

It could of happened from using too small of a wire gauge/fuse

According to there site its $120 for Recone without basket and $215 with basket so to answer your basket question $95 But, I could be wrong http://store.ficaraudio.com/bl-recone/

For the price I cant think of a single complaint with the OAs, Especially since I bought B-Stock so they were $150 shipped each

Selling everything I have locally on craigslist, Not sure what I'm gonna replace it with yet though a lot of thoughts going through my head as far as that goes.

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From the sounds of your settings I'm gonna guess you had your Bass EQ Nob turned up too.

Bought some Soundquest 0 Gauge to 4 Gauge converters to clean up a bit, was really messy shoving 1/0 gauge wire into a 4 gauge hole. Planning on doing the Big 3 Tomorrow, and possibly building a new box on Tuesday. Also thinking next month I'm gonna upgrade to some GCONs or ICONs not sure yet though.

Thats less then 15hz

I tried searching but search feature doesn't really like small words like Big 3. I've seen it a lot where people say you can leave the stock alternator/ground cables connected, but does disconnecting them have any effect? I ask because I would rather just cap the stock cables off for a cleaner install.

Nuff said

Was just looking at this on ebay