johnecon2001

Yes, but the peak depends on many more things than just the tuning. The tuning reflects where you'd like to be at.

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The SSA in the box is HOT. Wish I could have been there.

I wouldn't consider the epicenter a crossover.. What kind of features are you looking for?

The Q with BP is only ment to handle around 1200w

The tuning is where the box peaks at.

I was referring to two Mags since you stated a pair. Jim recommended a single Mag. And you don't have to put a full 1500w to the ICON... that's what the gain knob is there for.

No kidding.

As long as the area is clean of paint and oil and you heat shrink the connection of the wire to the ring terminal, you should be fine. Just use one bolt on the ring terminal. Make sure it's secure.

You plug the positive wire to the positive terminal and the negative wire to the negative terminal.

Vegas was awesome as usual. Going home today to pack and then off to Europe at 4 am.

Oh shit, wrong site. I mean welcome to SSA!

Welcome to Joe's Grotto!

I wish upon you a thousand squeaky farts at the most improper times! lol, happy birthday!

You could wire the last gen mags to 2 ohms. But that power would be nothing for them. A single 15" ICON D2 would probably be your best bet on that power.

You could do a box for two BL 12" subwoofers with the space and power you have available.

Notice how it says good for 2-way systems? It won't function really well as a midbass unit. Typically you want the driver size spacing a little further apart in a 3-way. 7-8" midbass, 3-4" midrange 1-2" tweet. There are exceptions to the rule, but those are generalizations.

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Just like you said for hook up. The only thing that's different is the amp gets embedded in the box. And you plug it into 120VAC instead of a car battery.

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Sure, you might even save some money by dropping the lumens. Depending on how much ambient light is left, the most you'll ever really need in a dark situation is 1000 Lumens.

Mypre Audio makes a 6.5" sub.

It depends on which sub you'll be running. Simply put with less resistance, the amp will put out more power. Hence the rating at 2 ohms and at 4 ohms.

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