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The best solution I've found for actual panel flex is to go to Home Depot and by a cartridge of PL Premium construction adhesive and aluminum bars. Glue the aluminum to the panels, tape it down tightly while it cures and wait 24 hours. Then put vibration damper between the bars. Actually, welding steel bars to the sheet metal is probably best, but that's a little crazier than most people want to get I even though of cutting a piece of .75" of mdf and gluing that to the back wall.

Not to thread jack, but what if you went low pass and used a variable subsonic filter to create the bandpass filter. Would this work as well? Very informative post btw.

Great product! Finally installed my CLD panels yesterday and all I can say is "This ish is crazy sticky and thick"! Great vibration dampener, but my truck back wall flex could still use a little more mass! I will be placing an order next week.

Start small and upgrade as you learn more. Start with the "Big 3". Try to use a quality 1/0 gauge, stay away from some of the no name brands off eBay as you will get less than 1/0. Get a voltage gauge in the vehichle so you can monitor your voltage. If your looking at the Sundown SAZ-1000D for your BTL you may want to look into the new SAX-1200D same price and more power!

SSD would be another option if your looking in the Fi lineup!

This might be something to look at .... Solen Electronique Inc.= The specs http://www.solen.ca/pdf/peerless/850146.pdf

Will these be listed on the AA website eventually?

Nice sale!

The Type R comps would be a good choice for your budget.

Love the new rims!

Looks good! Like the blue carbon fiber!

Isn't Select owned by AAMP now? Could find a Stinger dealer and order it?

Nice purchase and choice on the Death Row!

Never knew they made comp sets. Just the carbon fiber 7" is all I am familiar with.

If you can up your budget more you can get a real nice 2-way comp set and some dampening to treat your doors. Best advice would be to to drive to as many car audio shops you can in your area and listen. If at all possible try to listen to some demo cars or even attend some competitions to see and hear more.

Looking good!

Would not recommend running that amp .5 ohm daily! Music is dynamic so you should see 1000 watts on the most dynamic of musical passges.

Unless you're sitting and playing your system for long stretches at a time no real need to isolate the starting battery from the stereo battery imo. As said above monitor the voltage with a voltage gauge.

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Can also check out dB-r for some refurbished Sundown Amplifiers Refurbished Amplifiers : dB-r Electronics, Online Store

Nice start! Looking forward to more updates.

Always love the expressions on the faces when the bass hits!

Personally I would stay away from those. Mostly bling and over inflated specs. Look into the "For Sale/Wanted" section for some good used quality amplifiers.

Heheh, so we are ALMOST head to head in technology and power? Why don't you implement PWM on your amplifier's power supply before you say such a thing? That is a good one Jeff, ahahaha. Nice first post! Someone slamming a vendor when they are a vendor themselves! Why not introduce yourself!

Welcome .... Nice buy on the Fi SSD!