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The only problem doing it this way will be the ID horns and Soundstream tweets will be playing the same frequncy, which wont help the horns if you try and accomodate the tweets by going with a higher tuning. If you go with a lower tuning to accomodate the horns then the tweeters will probably get damaged for playing too low. Then what do you suggest? I already have the 125.2 and 100.4 so there's no turning back lol

I have the soundstream sst-05 tweeters, so yes they keep up

ok, one more question. both horns and both tweeters are 8ohm. how would I go about wiring them to the 125.2 for the best results?

are you sure you're not a sundown salesman in disguise? lol

<<<<< this guy, is now the proud owner of a 125.2

Yes!! 125.2 *frantically runs to find wallet*

or sell my 100.4 and get a 200.4 before they sell out it would probably still be cheaper to do option one though lol

ah ok so say I got a SAX 125.2 for the tweets and horns, then with the 100.4 free, I could bridge one 10 across channel 1&2 and the second 10 across channel 3&4. got it. That will keep the stereo Image on everything and how much power on the 10's?

oh ok, I understand then. does anyone know the sensitivity rating on the sundowns? I did not see them on the T/S specs. so there is no other way to get more power to them while still retaining the stereo image correct?

explain stereo Image? With the PA mids I have in there now (which are running at over 100 wrms), I'm afraid cutting the rms in half with the sundowns that I wont be satisfied.

I just want to make sure I have this right. right now I have (2) 4-ohm 10's in my doors ( one 10" in each door). one 10 on channel three and one on channel 4. (channels one and two are occupied by my tweeters and horns and I'm good there). now, I want to replace them with two sundown neo-pro 10's which are 8ohm. am I correct in thinking that I can wire them together down to 4ohm and then bridge them on channels 3 and 4 to get the most power out of my 100.4? how much rms will that amp produce to those channels in that configuration? Thanks guys

Is there any idea of pre-orders pricing on the 18"?

dbl post.

Then you shouldn't be building/having built a 4th order BP. WAY easy to really screw them up and the benefits are typically rather dubious. what? if the place that's building it is very experienced in their construction (which they are), what does it matter if I don't know how to build one because I'm not building it. That's like saying someone shouldn't own a firearm, simply because they don't know how to manufacture one.

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no, Sir. I have the entire back seat and hatch of a Scion TC to work with (there will be 8 of whichever I choose) With no depth restriction you can do the OA-12s -- they are a bit beefier. awesome. I haven't seen anything about them until today and they peaked my interest!

no, Sir. I have the entire back seat and hatch of a Scion TC to work with (there will be 8 of whichever I choose)

thats what I thought, which is why I was hoping Sundownz would see this and he, of all people would know..

well, you see thats the problem, I dont have the know how to use said software. and no I will not be building the 4th order either I'm just putting together the parts then a local shop is taking care of the rest..

which would be better suited to a 4th order BP install? mainly looking for input from sundownz since he owns both companies and can give their honest opinion. or if someone on here has used both (which I doubt since the SD-2 are still in pre-order). they can be had for about the same price and I was curious.. Thanks!

Exactly. That is what I have after everything is taken into account.

Well meade himself said the 18" SMD will work at its potential in 5.5 cubes. The recc. Volume is 4-7 cubes

you said spl... for music your gonna need more than 5.5 (for an 18) generally speaking. go with some 12" n2's or two 12" xcons if you want it to sound decent Ok thanks that seems to be the best route. Thanks

I was told by the guys at fi that for music the n2 would be better

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