Sencheezy

overpowering them + I wasn't watching the clip light on the remote bass knob. I'm going to relocate my remote so it is easily visible From what I've hear from other members, is that those clip lights are inaccurate or useless, idk, maybe somebody can chime in on that one. But mine is on the center console, on the side of my drive shaft, and points up. Its right next to my voltmeter, I monitor both nonstop hehe. Even if it is inaccurate, its still something ya know.

looks good bro

M5, I am not concerned over whether or not you think I "Cower & Cry", or if I don't answer your questions. My customers are taken care of 100% and I did answer in that thread. I am glad you have enough time in the day to waste though worrying about things like this...I assure you SKAR is doing quite well and whether or not you claim your defamation is intentional or not, we both know that you just don't like the brand - which is fine - but also the reason you were instructed you were are not allowed to post in the SKAR section a bit ao,... because clearly other people on this forum see you also wasting your time trying to stir up problems with a company that you have no interest in, etc. So instead of actually answering the question at hand with numbers and real world answers you just zone in on M5's post, your beef/bash with him, and bring up your CS skillz? I don't see anyone stirring up problems, people just want answers. It's easy to give them, believing you did test them at the "real" power. The real numbers will be posted as soon as I am able to do so...I want to make sure they are properly clamped and I am in the middle of a move into a new warehouse. I am not going to clamp them for true results in my personal Ford Five Hundred. That was just done for a ball park idea originally. The sheet specs will do just fine for the interm week... Mr. Kevin, Can you please reply to my question sir.

My stetsom can operate anywhere from 9v-18v. Of course this isn't the case with the all of their amps. If you monitor your voltage, which you should with any amplifier, you should have an issue. There are about 5 brands that come to mind that you can't go wrong with. Sundown, AQ, AP, Stetsom, DC, DD, and Crescendo. Just pick one in your price range and wattage your looking for, and starting wanging.

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Looks good, what will this "switch" do?

good idea

nice

not a problem, just put a fuse block before you get to the amplifier. also, I would suggest buying RCAs from monoprice.com if the one you have are too short. There are ways to also extend these cable with some female to male rca's but, I wouldn't suggest it.

Thats a fake picture of me, you would have no idea how much spam I would get if other people knew my personal page.

thats a big bitch lol (battery)

M5, I am not concerned over whether or not you think I "Cower & Cry", or if I don't answer your questions. My customers are taken care of 100% and I did answer in that thread. I am glad you have enough time in the day to waste though worrying about things like this...I assure you SKAR is doing quite well and whether or not you claim your defamation is intentional or not, we both know that you just don't like the brand - which is fine - but also the reason you were instructed you were are not allowed to post in the SKAR section a bit ao,... because clearly other people on this forum see you also wasting your time trying to stir up problems with a company that you have no interest in, etc. Mr. Kevin, I just have one question, what happen to my post? I'm really confused here because I was actually interested in your products and for no reason, that is apparent, my post has simply vanished as I was only curious in what real world power are these amps capable of. Could you please help me understand the reasoning for avoiding my question as I don't see anything wrong with my post? I ask all the time of other vendors/manufactures what I may expect in real world scenarios and never have I seen my post vanish before. In regards, Senchez

NOoo i'm not sean! That is all of me. Can't you tell?

great start

/fixed

Wait, why was my post deleted in that thread? I didn't even do anything wrong?

Icon, Xcon, Zcon Seems like you already knew that though so why make a new thread?

Nice

Looks good, also, drew, don't mind my comments, I'm just joking ya know, but I don't think your viewers know that lol Keep it up!

Alright, so I know you guys have been wondering, "hey, what does sencheezy look like?". So I decided to upload a video via Youtube. You can see me at the link below: I'm after 15 seconds in

So release date is set befor June 20, 2012, great

This is a quote from zed audio "Interconnect cables are the first cables which the signal passes through from signal sources to preamplifier (in the home stereo) and from head unit to processor or amplifier (in the car stereo). We shall only discuss cables with RCA plugs at each end as they are by far the predominant cable type in this category. As in any interconnection, there are THREE main issues to consider. First the source's output impedance, secondly the cable's electrical impedance and lastly the receiving gear's electrical input impedance." which can be found at http://zedaudiocorp.com/index.php/tech-talk/cables.html The quote below, can be found at BCAE1 " RCA Cable Construction The RCA cable, which is used in virtually all car audio installations, is a specialized cable which is designed to transmit audio while preventing noise from entering the audio stream. As you can see in the diagram below, the center conductor is "shielded" from noise by completely enveloping it in a braided copper shield conductor. The shield is connected to the reference terminal of the audio source. You remember that every measurement has to have a reference. The same is true when you are sending a signal (audio in this case). This is so because the next device in line must "measure" the level of the incoming signal. If it does not have a good reference, the signal quality will suffer. I will explain "audio grounds" in a section to come."Under section 61 I highly recommend you visit both of these sites to grasp a better understanding.

Please do, this seems like a great find

Not a stupid question and I will answer it. Its because the amps need a signal. This is the most basic answer I can give you and could go in further if you would like as many installers over looks this.