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How about California? Heard on the radio that they have amended their constitution like 550 times in their 130 year history.

You can always make it fit!

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Yeah I was going to say the same thing. If you just want a new tweeter, call Polk.

Yeah you messed up one of the voice coils. The only way to fix it is to send it in for a recone.

JBL did a similar thing with their big crown amp a few years ago. I think they used it to power a sawzall or something like that. I don't understand why you guys have issues with this, it's not like you haven't thought hmm I wonder if I can take this thing and use it for a completely different purpose than for what it was designed.

Um, for what equipment? But chances are you'd be best off just facing them all forward and sealing off the trunk behind the front baffle.

It also depends on if the subs can handle the power increase. If you have a 2000 watt sub and want to increase the power to it from 2000 to 3400, I don't think you'll get the +2db that the +3db for doubling of power rule would provide, due to power compression (if the sub could even take the extra power mechanically or thermally). But if you had like a 4000 watt capable sub and jumped from 2000 to 3400, I think you'd see the gain. At least on the meter. Whether you'd still hear it, I don't know.

Each driver in the component system should be 4 ohms. Since they aren't playing the same frequencies (for the most part), their impedances don't add together. It's basically like just having one speaker. As for the 4 channel amplifier, yes you can run the two sets of outputs at different impedances.

What in the video made the dcon look impressive? But I'd probably choose the single 12" Icon ported.

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Played Halo and Rainbow 6 last night with a friend. It's surprising how therapeutic shooting bad guys is after a breakup.

I'd go fishing in this light rain, but every once in a while there's a rumble of thunder. Don't really want to be standing on a shore with lightning anywhere close.

I don't think it makes sense to have a manager with 0-1 years of experience (no offense). You have to work your way up, IMO.

That would be 9.1 cubes before port and sub displacement (and bracing). So you should be ok. What port do you have in mind?

I think the 12" would be louder on the mic. But the 15" would have a smoother frequency response.

I say something like 4 cubes at 30 hz.

I don't understand why you want two more tweeters up front when you already have four. Unless it's just some sort of psychological thing that you "need" to use all of your available channels of amplification. But since you already have four up there, you'll never hear two more, especially on deck power. What crossover would you use for those anyway? Does the deck have highpass?

I've always used winISD alpha.

What tweeters do you already have up front? An equipment list would be really beneficial here.

good idea. I just think it may be too many headaches.

Yeah the RMS is 2,000 watts. That's really all that you need to know, peak numbers don't mean anything. What is your budget for an amp? Have you upgraded any of the electrical system of the car yet?

You'll probably just want to wire them in parallel and bridge a 2 channel amp to them. What's your budget?

Why do you want to put extra tweeters up front if you already have some?