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Really can't go wrong with either driver. I have a DCON 10" and it is nothing short of amazing in sq and output imo. In a ported enclosure the DCON was very impressive on all types of music. DCON ftw!

Add two more and then it will be worth a wall! 2 12" in a wall in a truck will look odd.

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Cerwin Vega has had a good reputation in the past, but as far as now I couldn't really say. The "Original Stroker" was the shit back in the day. I would probably stick with something that can be serviced easily from one of the vendors here on the site. Just my .02.

You still here? Thought you were leaving for Basic?

That Blazer is sweet looking! I like the red! Go with what Sir-Lance said and dampen heavily in areas that need it. CCF, MLV and Butyl Rope from SDS would be some great products to help with your issues.

^^^ LOL now that is some funny ish! ^^^

There are more reviews and posts -- but I can't find them all Hanks vids are just plain sic! I would love to hear that beast!

That's it? You created a 600 watt budget "Super Beast" with the SA line. Have heard nothing but positive things from this series.

Looks good but that is going to be some serious bondo and sanding in the future!

This is a great price! Wow!

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Wow nice old school crossover. I haven't seen any of those in awhile. Did you try DIYMA?

This would be another option Sears It's microprocessor controlled and would be safer than an ordinary charger where that could overcharge if left on and forgotton about.

Looking good man, keep up the good work!

Works for me.

Look similar to Gedun Audio.

That is some sic flex going on there! Great job man!

LOC = Line out convertor. Meaning it takes the high voltage (Speaker) output and converts it to a low level voltage output to go into the RCA input jacks on an amplifier. If you are looking at doing any type of processing you will need an aftermarket piece like the JL Audio Clean Sweep, Rockford Fosgate 3Sixty.2 or similar.

another one of these "Are They Any Good" threads. or the "Search" function on here might be of some assistance to you. Use them!

The SA-10 is a very underrated sub woofer. It has some of the best cooling for the price and the SQ and output are very impressive imo. I don't think you will be dissapointed at all with the SA-10 in your current setup.

The trade in Program at Skar would be a great idea to get into a great sounding budget sub woofer.

I use my ear to set my crossovers. I set each set of channels seperately by ear and listening for distortion and setting it below audible distortion On the 100.4 the "push button" chages the frequency (X1) or (X10) if you have it on the X10 the frequency cut off will be 10x higher than the dial is set at. You also have either a 12db or 24db per octave slope. Choice is dependent on install. On your SAX-100.4 set up run the front channels 1 & 2 on highpass and on channels 3 & 4 run them on low pass. By utilizing the SSF filter (High Pass Filter) on channels 3 & 4 you can create a bandpass crossover and limit the frequency range in which you run your midbass. Goal is to play around with the frequencies on then crossovers to acheive a well balanced sound.

When you have 8 hard spiders.. it doesn't loosen up much lol. IIRC PWK tested a DD woofer similar to the AQ and after about 24 hours of break in period.. the fs only dropped around 3-6hz DD and AQ say it takes weeks sometimes even months to loosen up!