Aaron Clinton

Wow, that thing is a beast

there are DVC subs that have 2 ohms coils and they can show the amplifer a 1 ohm load

maybe in the upgrade but there is none that I see at the moment

there is that little Xtant 100 watt mono full range, I wanted to test it out for fun because it is so tiny and can fit any where

you have to put that second vid up on ROE!!

looks great, !!!!

he is teething heavy everyday so he likes to knaw on everything

get it hifi, hehe

any destruction pictures?

Man they look great, and wow 2 15's have to be a ton of fun.

Hello, whats your name and where in Canada?

We don't have that many members, but I hope we do one day. THough we do have a good core of helpful people.

I have played with and against the best in the US. Physically it is harder than soccer or lacrosse.

these pictures are 2 weeks old but I get little time on my home computer these days.... well hello from the little guy to everyone out here in SSA land Maryland tradition of real crabs for the first time yes I can also cook whos on my back while I am cooking life is good for the little man

o ok, my car's trunk just asorbs so much of the bass output

you want $11 for that picture? hehe nice work on the shit Ryan, I need to make another batch here in a few months

Welcome ban, and great buy for sure, as to what Kent said, follow it, as for the sound, set the gains correctly and play around with the polyfill if you want and go from there, those guide lines are there for you to start with a good base. From there you can adjust to your listening preferences, some people like more gain than others, some like more polyfill etc.

wow Mike strikes again! post office, if you need help on a design, we have plenty of RL-p lovers here to help

just curious, sicne you are running yours in a very similar box, and I am sure you box is as solid as mine if not better, and since you are running about the same power, how are your gains set and what level of signal voltage is your amplifer getting? I ask because mine is @27hz and Orion 8002 on it.

a little bit of and I think it will be a good scotter, but heck I would really love to find a manual 4 door for super cheap here!! Sorry to thread jack, but Aaron if you want a real cheap, really reliable four door look at an 89-93 BMW 535i. Not super fast, but really easy to work on and super reliable. They go and go and go as well. The 525i is ok, but you have to get newer than a 92 to get the timing chain instead of the belt otherwise you have extra expenses in upkeep. Plus the 3.5 I6 BM'er engine is about the longest lasting gas powerplant I have seen and the parts are super cheap--if you ever need help finding any you know who to ask to. My mechanics (works on the wifes car) has an 89 with 380,000 miles that he uses as a loaner. :hijack: thats an idea, but I am hesitant to go any old than 1997

a little bit of and I think it will be a good scotter, but heck I would really love to find a manual 4 door for super cheap here!!