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Lol dreeeeew.. If I was on Team SSA I would beat all yall Lies

Is this build finished?

nice pictures

Because the word "good" is subjective.

Damn it sean, you made Tirefryr spend its 20k post on this?? Wow, how could you?

Like panties? Well he wears a smaller size than I do, but yes, yes like panties. You like the way his tiny panties accentuate your meat curtains? Could you further describe this "meat curtain" for me kind sir.

Maybe someone with experience can tell you if they are "accurate" and "get low". "But some subs will just not sound good in any box" - This is false, no manufacture would produce a product that does not sound good in the enclosure it was designed for.

Like panties? Well he wears a smaller size than I do, but yes, yes like panties.

PHUCK, we need mods to take another look.

Well list the other subs your referring to and maybe we could give you an answer although each driver you list will have different optimum performance in different vehicles. What subs have you had experience with. You are asking a very broad question with no backround information so it makes it very difficult to help.

Yup, works over here now <BR><BR>password318

I haz one

lol me and 14k do share commons things... yes indeed

FAV of all time!!

Gots to be more careful hehe

if you ahve the space, grab the 18", but, if you plan on adding another, it will be a tight fit in an eplorer, not that it can't be done, just saying. I have an explorer, and wanted to do two 18s, but some how that went to 4 15s?

So what can I do about this if it continues? Your current enclosure is sealed, correct? If so, then unloading isn't an issue. Does the amplifier have a subsonic filter? If so, what did you set it to? Low Pass Filter set to? Double check wiring. I can't emphasize this enough. Well I could... Lastly, I would try lowering the gain. If you lower it a bit, output doesn't seem to decrease, and the noise goes away, then perhaps that's all it was. I was told when you have a sealed enclosure the ssf filter isnt a factor. The ssf attenuates frequencies below the tuning of a ported enclosure, otherwise, frequencies below the tuning of the enclosure can cause over-excursion. With a sealed enclosure it's not needed, but some people may still use it because they don't care about reproducing super low frequencies. I asked because if he replied "No, the enclosure is ported", then I would have to ask "what's your ssf set to?" I'm simply killing two birds with one stone. Yes it's sealed. BUT I am getting my ported box tuesday. SSF is turned down all the way. Gain is about 1/4th the way up. LPF is around 80hz I think? Then unloading or over-excursion from below tuning is out. Adjust the ssf a few hz below the new enclosure's tuning frequency when you get that installed, but for now, I would double check the wiring, and adjust gain. Visually check the seams of the enclosure for any light coming through, or visible gaps. Stef I have doubled check wiring, I used the diagram from 12volt. Also, the noise is oddly only coming from one speaker when raising the gain, I have lowered it for the time being. It was just very odd that it was only coming from one. The box appears to be solid, and for me to be able to wire the subs together, I was forced to dril a small hole between each cabin space as they were initially diveded. But besides that, it doesn't appear to have any leaks. the wires going to the amplifier are routed through a hole through the back of the enclosure but is sealed up via silicone. So any air leak is highly unlikely but yet is still very possible. Once new box arrives here shortly, I will post results.

I'll be there repping Team IAK <3 and will be louder than youuuuu!!!!

OP, you can check out my build log, I am using a single ICON on a AQ1200 and couldn't be happier, of course unless I had more

nice catch

I always think your 14k with that display picture. I had mine first

Thank you for sharing

Welcome : D

Thank you sir

lol looking good!