nick_19
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I'd personally try not to go over 4.0, but you can a little bit. I've heard that exact sub in 4.5 @ 32 and in 3.3 @ 30 and 3.7 @34 and 4.0 @30... You picked the best overall option in my opinion. 4.0 @ 30 gets damn loud and really loves low rap. It also sounds surprisingly good on higher notes. -
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U'll never strain an amp unless you push it too hard. For example, you can run a 2000 watt rms sub on a 50 watt rms amp and be absolutely fine. There is no such thing as "underpowering" that will cause damage. You will be satisfied by a Fi Q off of 1000 watts. I've heard plenty out of a Fi Q 15 dual 2 ohm w/ BP option off of 956 watts RMS. Sounded great and was damn loud. Hit a 143.1 (outlaw style TermLab) and a 142.2 (legal at the dash all sealed up TermLab) in 3.7 cubic feet tuned to 32 htz. My friend had the fosgate comp sets and they sounded good IMO. Plenty for what I would want.
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Have you tried to PM Brian?
Have you tried hookin a ipod or simliar up to the RCA inputs of the amp?
Looks good bro. Box looks damn good. Looking forward to seein ur setup go into progress... got any ETA on that?
Danm nice job Sundown! If I could buy my amp over again I would def choose Sundown! NOT what I expect Jacob to look like
Lol the irony. I had both of those songs Thanks though! Ugh I want to get back to my sub sooooo bad. I haven't heard bass in.... 4 months! You make me jealous
Damn nice bro! Gotta ask... Songs?
Why did that decide upon the fact that you couldn't get the sub?
49 sq. in. of port area per sub....
What lol?
What kind of port area is there for each section of the box? I'd say go with BL's fully loaded. Give about 1500 watts or so daily... It'd slam.
IMHO, I would at least *try* turning the box around. The only problem is that you basically have to have the rear seats down for it to sound good at all... at least in my experiences... Subsonic should be as close to tuning as possible to reduce the threat of mechanical failure. 30 htz is good for SSF in your box. LPF... I'd put it closer to 60 or lower for a 15, but that's just me. Have you tried playing it with the seats down? If I play my sub in my car w/ windows up and rear seat up, it is about half as loud sounding as windows down and rear seat down... And... 18 gauge??? Fix that first ASAP... I mean you do not need 8 gauge or anything, but I'd say 12 or 10... I won't even use 18 ga for my 6.5's
The speaker wire will blow out of the port and catch on fire if you do that... not. If you don't mind seeing the wire coming out of the port, then it is absolutely fine. Many people do it.
Hahahaha. You need to upload the pic to somewhere like photobucket or imageshack, and then just provide a link to where the picture is... That's the easiest.
To hit low (in your terms) do that ^^^ To move air, get a big fan ;D
1. Cubic feet. Internal NET volume, not gross. 2. Smaller in sealed - tighter response, increased power handling Bigger in sealed - more pronounced low end (deeper sound), mechanical handling decreased 3. Depends on your personal taste. What kinds of music do you listen to most? 4. Sorry, I'm a ported guy Good choice on sub though! Top notch quality, looks, and service!
perfect! do it!
The disp for the SSD 10 is .12 I would think it would be within .01 of that...
4. 4 T40001.bd's... can't see why he'd need more power for daily... That's over 4000 watts per sub.