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what exactly is the diffrence?

ya i just really wanted option 3 cause i need the depth in the trunk to be able to fit my generator in there so as long as option 3 will do good thats the one i prefer to get

how would the 3rd option do?

still lookin for some other options how would these be? http://cgi.ebay.com/JL-AUDIO-XR650-CSI-SPE...1QQcmdZViewItem

ive heard alot of good things from cadence plus if u order from there site u always get a 2 year warranty

so those boxes do sound pretty good? wanna make sure i get a well built box

ya i know but it probably would add up to that price or pretty close after buying all the tools and i have NO clue what soever how to build a box and would have no1 to help me so i guess ill just pay the money

dont exactly know here are the messages me and him exchanged on another site Good Morning. I have been building quite a few enclosures for the Fi line lately. They seem to have a super product and people are buying them up. Within the last five weeks I have built two dual 18" ported enclosures and three dual 15"ported. Now for your design. 17"H x 42"W x 24"D, 8.174^3ft gross vol. Slot port, 15.5" x 5" x 15.92"Long@37Hz. After all displacement, 7.048^3ft net box vol. Built from 3/4"UL-MDF. Seams matched and double sealed. Reinforced baffle board. Dado cut end caps. Seams fastened with Tite Bond glue and 1-5/8" counter sunk drywall screws. Walls fully braced and tied in with Hardwood bracing for Zero wall flex. 45 degree boards in the corners to kill standing sound waves. Gold spring loaded binding post. Ports painted black. Gray Ozite carpet. This enclosure will run $257.00 plus shipping. This is a SPL beast and will really do the job for you. I look forward to hearing from you and being of service. then i asked if i had a not as deep option so id have more trunk room and he then said this Lets try this, if we go 20"H x 40"W x 21"D, this will save you some room, it will put the enclosure at 8.244^3ft gross vol, 7.171^3ft net. Perfect! The port will be 18.5" x 4" x 16.1"Long@37Hz. This will hammer and sound super doing it, as well as save you a bit of space. I can do the design for the same price. then i did the measures and needed a little more room and he said this We could go 22"H x 42"W x 20"D, 8.889^3ft gross, 7.837^3ft net, with a 20.5" x 4" x 15.4"long port. This will svae you another inch of room and gain a bit of chamber space for a bit more output. The price will change just a bit, the enclosure would go to $279.00 and the shipping to $51.00, I could do the design shipped for $300.00. Please let me know what you think. those were all quotes for 2 FI 15" subs then i asked if they would change for 2 SSA icon 15" and he said he will jus have to change the tuning to 33hz

dunno who aaron is but they would be tuned at 33hz

this guy wants to build a box for my two ICON 15" subs here are the 3 options he gave me 17"H x 42"W x 24"D, 8.174^3ft gross vol. Slot port, 15.5" x 5" x 15.92"Long. After all displacement, 7.048^3ft net box vol. Built from 3/4"UL-MDF 20"H x 40"W x 21"D, this will save you some room, it will put the enclosure at 8.244^3ft gross vol, 7.171^3ft net. Perfect! The port will be 18.5" x 4" x 16.1"Long 22"H x 42"W x 20"D, 8.889^3ft gross, 7.837^3ft net, with a 20.5" x 4" x 15.4"long port. i drive a 04 ford explorer also and dont want to lose to much space in the trunk

it isnt actually from a shop though so there is no warranty option

ya im considering it althought ive read a good bit of good review on the soundstream so i came here to double check and eveyone just hates it and i just won a brand new one off ebay for 250 so i dunno if i should go for it or not

I do i do but like all the reviews on that were all positive so i figured they might be good then i ask here and everyone sauys there not

so what ur saying is i should spend 300 on just 2 components rather then 300 on four?

hahaha alright im done

alright this is gonna be my last one i need an opinion on http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=14733

well u got any reccomendations? thats what a couple people recomennded on this site i am open for suggestions though budget around 150

would this just be a better amp to run those components with? http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=18377 or this amp http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=17033

heres another one would it be alright to bridge two of these? http://www.cadencestore.com/ProductCart/pc...p;idproduct=380 i remember someone telling me they wouldnt suggest it but hey cant go wrong with there 2 year warranty

ya i just want to make sure i can actually still hear music with loud bass!

i was just double checking cause i heard the 2000d's werent bad it was the 3500 that were having the problems

right now i have a jl e6450 amp http://www.carsound.com/articles/publish/article_268.shtml and im getting these type 4 components http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/p...ng=en&tab=F the amp does 70 watts at 4 ohms and 110 watts at 2 ohms my question is can u wire components to get the 2 ohm load? cause the alpine type r components are 4 ohm and i dont want them getting 70 watts when they can be getting the 110

how am i overpowering? im getting 2 15" subs

Anyone have any personal expierence with the soundstream pca2000d. they are rated 2000 watts rms. Anyone know if its underrated or overrated? I am gonna be getting either to Fi Bl 15" or so SSA icon 15". Just wondering if this amp will be good for my project. here the specs http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=15529

so thaat would be the right wiring even though its says its getting a 2 ohm load in the picture?