slim2fattycake

I don't care what company it is. rewounds are shit. I'd go stock instead of rewound.

and how loud was that?

I don't see it doing close to double rewounded.

Don't go with rewound alternators.

DC Power. Give them a call and see.

the 270xp will murder

1dollar bob.

O those Jun Il amps. I gotcha.

How much power? I didn't see it posted anywhere.

Yeah, I would really redo that baffle. That doesn't look like its going to help much and will actually block flow.

So how did you come up with 24-27inches? Did you not count the 3/4" MDF thickness at the exit and at the turn?

31 inches actually, you have to measure from the middle as it bends. From what I understand, you can consider a T port to be the same as an L port by "stacking" the two upper halves of the T on top of each other. So if we do that here, then measure down the middle, we get 0.75 + 16.75 + 2.75 + 2.75 + 8 = 31. Its 0.75+16.75+2.75+0.75+8=29" physical length since there isn't a triangular divider at the end of the wall in the port splitting the original port. Effective length is 29+(2.75/2)= 30.375". To me, its basically two ports. I have never built a "shared" center port so take it however you like.

Well then...

badass score man.

youtube mp3 downloader lol.

That is a dumb reason lol.

Seems like you need to learn how to control the subs if it wasn't bad parts or work.

So basically take your words with a grain of salt. OP, how about take the words from someone that have used audiopipe and US amps. I'd take the ASMs over the MD1D for space and price. They do the same power at 14.4 volts. Those asm1300s go about $110 shipped each and if those are two original RE SXs, then that's a pretty good deal being $90 each. Those SXs are badass.

That too but shizzzon is gay so I don't know...

Are you basically asking about when a slot port needs to be longer than the depth and needs bend? What do you need to know?

try countersinking and see if you still get splits.

O yeah, switch is good too.

Huh? I use this program as my music player as well as file converter. I like it because it converts a whole folder or a bulk list of songs instead of one by one which may take a lot of user time.

foobar2000

Sounds good. Just make sure you don't treat the gain as a volume knob.