Duran
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you get what you pay for. I cannot tell you how true that is.
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Is that for your Z1? A small power supply so I can test big amps, like the Z1, Atomic 5000.1, 40.1...and others...without risking to blow everything up. Sounds like fun but tedious work. Good luck.
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That was directly from the AudioQue website.
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Haha no problem Rob.
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No problem
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http://www.psp-inc.com/
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Bumparoo
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wired @ 2 ohms (dual ones wired in series) also, the pdxs from alpine can apparently do 600 rms at both 2 and 4 ohms. if it can do 600 at 4, is there any way to mod it to get a more realistic number at 2? i mean it just seems ridiculous that it cant do more at 2 than what it can at 4...... i just got a multimeter from my grandpa for christmas (nice) so i'll check my voltage across my weak sauce power wire It is designed to do rated power at 2 and 4 ohms for flexibility. just like the JL Slash 1000/1. 1000 watts between 1.5 and 4 ohms and 11.4 and 14.4 volts.
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NO!
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SSD's would probably be plenty for you, and cost much less. A single Sundown SAZ-1500D would sound phenomenal with them. You would also only have to get maybe 1 Powermaster D3100 or Kinetik HC2400.
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Is that for your Z1?
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Common chamber, you don't want to mess with several slot ports. I believe you are talking about aeroports? They are easier to work with, and if you do them right you have no port noise.
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I suggest you loose the attitude. [email protected]
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Whore, whore, whore
Rob! You are finally on
I just ate a bunch of ham, though...
He knows that very well. sorry didnt read the whole post. just the question in the middle. No problem
Midrange speakers are normally infinite baffle. Please do not come on here and put down companies.
That is a very difficult question to answer. It depends on your electrical, if you have a 10,000 watt amp and a 100 amp alternator with a small 100 amp battery you will not get close to 10,000 watts.