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It's back up.

That is STRICTLY home theater. It will not work for car audio.

Constantly doing new stuff.. In our true form we only show something when we are ready to.

We still make the kits. The web guy must have taken the 15's down by mistake while we were making some adjustments. I'll work on getting it back up today hopefully..if the coding isn't messed up that is. Thanks! Nick

Not much we can do to help..if you want to know what is "Loudest" you have to figure that one out on your own..as every single vehicle is different. It's sort of asking John Force how to run the fastest quarter mile time...there are 2 million variables...he simply can't tell you how to do it. That is why we have the ranges to stay within..if you stay there, you are fine. -Nick

It'l go out Monday or Tuesday.

Had to make some coding adjustments because it wasn't working out right with shipping etc. It'l be back up on Monday or Tuesday when the web guy gets it finished.

Answer these questions If it is a warranty issue..we'll definitely get it taken care of. I need to know this information. PS, You don't need to 'break in' your subs. They'll do that with father time at the reins.

BL's don't have pole vents...you can sit the back plate on the back of the box if you want. Thanks! Nick

The BL's would be louder than the single BTL, provided you have the room.

Need to know what kind of box they are/were in, all the specs to it, tuning frequency, size, how they are firing, how they are wired, settings on the amplifier etc. Speakers are simply dumb..they don't blow themselves for no good reason Thanks! Nick

Honestly you shouldn't need any more then 1000 watts.. That 1500 is a bit too strong and wont leave much margin for error if you are hard on stuff. Thanks! Nick

You must solder them... If you have our new integrated tinsels you need to pull them through the tinsel block and solder the top side, snip the bottom off and run a bead of solder over the bottom as well.

When we're ready to say, everybody will know

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There is no warranty... The Kicker amps have one major flaw as they do not have a adjustable subsonic filter. I believe it is set at 25Hz @ 12dB per octave which is a very low shallow slope for a SSF. Your enclosure would have to be tuned 30Hz or lower for it to be effective.. What you saw happen was the toll of time of abuse of not having a proper subsonic filter / tuning of the enclosure for the amp. No sub will take that if it is any sort of high excursion woofer or anything that has a long coil that is designed to move more then say 25mm. You can definitely send it in for a recone and we can get you back running again no problem, but if you are planning on flopping another speaker in that same box with that same amp it simply isn't going to last. Thanks! Nick

Measure your trunk and see how much room you have to work with, then figure out what kind of budget you have to work with for subs/amp(s) wire etc. and go from there! Thanks! Nick

Just have to make sure your settings are all correct and set up properly.. If they are not set up properly you will break the sub. Thanks! Nick

Yep Mix it up and dab it on the spider landing and surround landing then put the gasket back around the edge of the surround and push it downwards a little to assure that it has adheared all the way around the basket.

Yep back to normal.

probably

If you gotta have one now then go get a jordan one... It'l be a while before I have everything up and going.

The fumes from grinding the CA is very toxic. You must wear a mask or at the very least cover your face up with a damp cloth when you grind it. The locitie stuff is 15 minute epoxy. Normally don't put shims in recones...I guess one of the guys did. Just make sure the one that is in the box is fairly snug and doesn't rock back and forth. I believe it should be a black one if I remember correctly.

Probably should measure your trunk first .

Haven't had time... Get a tape measure, calculator, paper and pen and go to town. So long as it is within the guidelines that we've put up it is fine...