Gary F.

http://motormusicmag.com/news/397/53/The-Vinny---MECA-3X-Soundfest.html

I know of atleast 5, spl & driveby

Good job.

http://www.mecacaraudio.com/

What about the remote? Should it be 16v or 12v? I know some amps on a 16v system don't like 16v remote. And some do.

I like my Hitachi.

I'm redoing the back, just to make it a little bit nicer. I was interveiwed for an upcoming PAS mag. article and they wanted a pic of me with the amps. I was a little embarassed by the way it looked back there.

I wonder what could be going on here?

Oh, this was done on 145 amps of fusing.

Can't do that!! Lets just say my new goal is a 160 with 2 1500's.

Alot of people refer to an amp going into Protect as clipping. Which is not the same. Strapped vs un-strapped depends on the set-up. It might be better un-strapped in his case.

Ok, the last couple of shows I've been to I have been down a few tenths. 157 at the Vinny, 156.9 this weekends Madvette show. I know my voltage has been an issue, but I'm working on that. So I discovered (by accident) another way to wire my subs to a lower load, and my amps don't go into protect.

Check your air vents.

Thanks Walt. Jacob just sold his and Scottie is out of them.

Thanks. Powermaster, Kinetik or 4v cells wired in series with the 12 volts I already have?

So I have been thinking about going to 16 volts. What do you guys think? How much more power should I expect to see from the 1500's?

YEP!

This was at a Meca 3x event on Sunday. Team Sundown was in full force! Top 3 SPL scores of the day. And iirc 2nd in each of these classes were using Sundown. Gary Fletcher - 157.00 Paul Strouth - 155.00 Josh Newton - 154.7 Congrats to all Team Sundown members who competed @ this event.

I did get some Vids, I will post them soon. I have never seen a vehicle flex that much.

Pauls jeep is SICK!!! I saw it today at a Meca show. He did a 155.0 in X2 class, and a over a 131 in Drive By.

I wish I could try out some Monsters.

Find a decent mini truck, ext. cab. Or a Dodge caravan, and do 24 sa-12's on 8 1500's

There you go.