Sencheezy

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When I think of spl, I think of burp box. But I don't think thats what you meant?

Hell yeah!

wow, that was fast. Hell yeah bro! I love the name and the progress thus far! Damn, we shoulda took a pic together when I was up there

Hello, on behalf of Team SSA, your product should be delivered any time soon now. I suspect at the most of 10 business days. Thank you for your business, and we appreciate your cooperation.

thats correct.

Lanz, how do you like all that port? any differences from previous setup in your truck?

I would suggest the largest size you can fit.

I would suggest doing all of the ideas you stated before. big 3, more batts, and h/o alt, with some 2/0 welding cable.

80-100 total should be good.

I think their great temp/cheap amplifiers. I always recommend them for cheap ppl lol

that was a hella of a spam, he even pm'd me.

Wow! Nice build man! I love the way you cleaned out the vehicle first also, great job! Looks really loud. I know 2 12" dcons got silly loud, I could only imagine 6 15s

Looking great!

I like my beat fast and my bass down low

Do you have the flyer? Or the date/time information?

wow, nice!

Well, go take measurements. Seems to me the easiest thing to do. I would then simply wait to build a new box for the four 12s. No sense in using a box for less than 30 days.

the word "better" will change from every person. If you can fit the ported option, I would do that.

Here is a link that might be able to give you a starting point. http://www.soundsolu...ation/icon.html I would choese 3/4" mdf that can be found at any hardware store. Generally, I would install in the largest enclosure I could fit, within the recommended listings of course. You should tune to whatever is your prefrence and your goal. I find 34hz best for daily. If you like ultra lows, maybe a 30hz tune. If your going for numbers, well you'll most likely be tune much higher, above 40hz normally. And I don't know how to answer your "etc." question lol

Here is a link that might be able to give you a starting point. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/product-information/icon.html I would choese 3/4" mdf that can be found at any hardware store. Generally, I would install in the largest enclosure I could fit, within the recommended listings of course. You should tune to whatever is your prefrence and your goal. I find 34hz best for daily. If you like ultra lows, maybe a 30hz tune. If your going for numbers, well you'll most likely be tune much higher, above 40hz normally. And I don't know how to answer your "etc." question lol