Sencheezy

Place volt meter somewhere descrete, like in armrest or something. Do big three, and just monitor you voltage, or, if you don't want to install that, then just monitor with a DMM. If the voltage is somewhere you feel uncomfortable, then start adding things, such as an extra battery. But I would advise you to just see where your at now, before you have to spend money.

DAmn! I'm really likeing the start, keep posting the pics!

Love that skrillex tune

http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/liljestrand/?action=view&current=VID_20120606_125702.mp4

really nice review!

On mobile here, just made a stop, and for the hour or so I've spent listening to the fixed system, u can finally say I LOVE my Zconnnn!!!! Wow, amazing.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT Great phucking news everybody! I'm FINALLY phreaking loud agin!! So simply too smh. All I needed to do, was get a new ground. Before, I had sent the grounds from the amps through the floor board, and onto the subframe. I thought this would be ideal, which still may, but I guess I didn't do it right. There was a screw that was holding in the brake line I'm assuming and it went into the subframe, so what I iniially did was just sand down the protective coat, and basically piggy backed onto that bolt. Then sprayed some Rust-O-Lium on it. Thought that was it. Well it worked for the first few weeks, maybe a month or so, not exactly sure. But since my first event, at MECA in Murfreesboro TN, back in march or so, thats when I started having issues. My symptoms were: Coil scratching noise at higher volume Sounding unlinear I'm assuming low voltage as well, since the LEDs on the ZED would flicker very badly And just not loud Low notes didn't go to well either and would make a coil rubbing noise All this from a improper ground. Crazy to me. But anyways, what I did was unbolted the ground from the subframe, and as soon as I looked at it, all I said was "wow". And started to smh realizing how bad this has gotten over time. It appeared to be very corrodied. So I sanded down both terminals, one ground from each amplifier. found a new location inside the cargo area, a bolt that was utilized for the 3rd row seating I had taken out, sanded that surface down, and WaLa, just like that. It was not the RCAs, it was NOT the Headunit, it was NOT any fusing, not any poor wiring, not any of the enclosures or anything! All from a simple ground!! So now whats left is to retune everything. Will do that once I get home. But the ride home from work here in a few hours will definately be enjoyed! A few other things, I will be purchasing Liljestrand's BC5500s tomarrow, really excited about that. I recently ran into some engine problems, had to replace the radiator, that was a big help. But now it seems that there is a gasket that is needed to be replace, the one that belongs to the thermostat. So I may replace both the thermastate and the gasket of course. I know I've rambled on a bit, but wanted to explain my scenerio, just in case someone else may ran into something similiar.

Looks good NEM!!

Chsweet

Got something in the mail today, thought I'd share And this is grocery shopping of the new generation

I think shes pretty damn cute. I know bro... Sucks First shoot, she needs more experience Thanks Monte! I will be as loud as you one day haha, Those aren't for you guys

Looks fun AF! nice score bro.

nice job monter, so much cabin space in taht boat of yours lol

Nice!

HYFR!!! I would be interesting in doing the same here in TN. Word of mouth is the best way to advertise Once they take a listen to your ride, for sure have a sell then.

phucking AMAZZZZZZZZZZING!!!

Recommended enclosures can be found at the home page. I would safely expect a TOTAL of a single month lead time from date of purchase to arrival.

penis

No, they are not still in production. I believe xmax was in lower 30s.

Great shows coming up in our area. I live in antioch(ish).

Look Maria, this guy is from your side of the boarder and is AMAzing!!

I got 500$ shipped