johnecon2001

You still haven't answered any of the pertinent questions that need to be answered before anyone gives you a recommendation.

http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/ende...amp;cmd=keyword How can you pass up $0.00 dollars?

What ohm load are you going to be running on the amp? That has a lot to do with the amount of damage you may sustain by dropping the voltage.

I like the Titan in the pond. Yet further proof that Nissan's suck at wheeling. lol Good pics dude, keep posting them as you take them

If it's broken, I doubt you'll be able to turn it off. The car should still be under warranty being only two years old. Why not take it to the dealer? Moving to Automotive and Performance

"not so expensive" is not a budget. You should know better by now. What is your budget, what voice coils does the BTL have? Hopefully you got a DVC1 BTL. The optimal match at this point is the SAZ-3000D if you have the coin.

Depends on the flooring and how steep on an angle you'll be point them. While obviously not an optimal angle for them to be in, you'll still get a decent amount of sound out. It won't be pretty, but it'll be loud.

You're over excurting the sub. Forcing the bottom of the cone down on the back plate.

Moving to Automotive and Performance

It's a pinging sound? You might be clipping the amp and bottoming the BL out. Metal sounding? Could be the coil hitting the back plate.

of course it does. Wait... how'd you get a Chaos? Do you mean Havoc?

Lead/acid batteries vent gas. They spill if tipped over and they corrode far easier than AGM/sealed batteries.

Connect your speaker wires one to each positive terminal on the Behringer. Dip switches 3, 6, 7 and 8 need to be in the ON position. Switches 1, 4, 5 and 10 need to be off. Keep gain knob #2 at zero. Use gain knob #1 only. Also... at 4 ohms.. you're WAY over powering that sub. It was NOT ment to handle the 2000~ watts you're giving it. You probably are bottoming it out.

I don't know if this helps at all.. but here's the link to the manual. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/CQDVR909U.PDF Skimming over it, it looks like you need to turn on a few settings to get DVD-A to work.

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exactly. i have a 16 cube box in there that i hate, and theres to much port area. i hate driving with the steering wheel in my lap. i want 4 1500 watt 12s, i dont know what im going to go with. any ideas? -Fi BL's with Flatwind and Cooling options -DC Sound Lab Lvl4 -SSA ICON's (you'll need to give them a hair less than 1500w) -Ascendant Audio Havoc -Incriminator Audio Death Penalty Etc etc. ALSO... you could go with two Mach5 SPL-12's or get in on the Mach5 SPL-15 Pre-order that Mark is graciously doing.

Are you sure it even plays DVD-A? I know some DVD players won't. Check the manual to confirm whether its a listed playable format or not.

We just had a member purchase the Vmax to replace his Adire Audio Shiva. He had thought the Shiva was bad, but that wasn't the case. Anyway, in a head to head, he didn't like the V-Max at all. Check this post out, and then read through that thread if you get a chance, as it details the V-max pretty good.

All of the above answers are what I would do. I was in the same boat as Mark when the sub was in series and still out of phase.

Good review, hopefully this will generate more interest in a great sub and company.

I think you're on the right track with the Arsenal. It'd be a good match for your amp, both power and ohm load wise. I would put it in a sealed box at first and see if it suits your listening preferences, if it's a little too quiet, then port it nice and low (around 29hz).

Can you check the ohm load that the amp is seeing with a DMM? Just because the amp isn't getting warm, doesn't mean that the load is optimal.

well, no I didn't mean Jacob... the other guy that asked about the threesixty. Jacob needs the flexibility of the .2

The white stuff? Acrylic silicon? That's what I use. It works great. Just make sure to spread the bead with your finger to seal all possible holes.

That sounds like a plan. Good options. You should still baby the gain on the amp though.