psycho72

Your the man

I am looking for a good place to go to learn about building crossovers. Not only how but what components to look for, theory on how different setups affect sound, anythng and everythng.

Hey, I forgot I also had another problem recently and it was caused by the housing on my inline fuse near the battery breaking at the threads, I caused the power connection to be flakey as well. Just a thought to be sure and check the simple crap first....

I would'nt count on it being gone. My freakin car has been giving me all sorts of electrichell problems. And now that I have taken my whole system out the freaking windows slow down if I raise them both at the same time where as they were working just fine with the system installed. Not to mention the recent problem of having to jiggle the ignition to so the stereo would power on at startup.......freakin electric-HELL crap!!! Anyways good luck and please keep us posted I want to see how and where the problem was coming from....

Whats the word squeakerz???

New cars suck....if possible I would say get a classic that you love....new cars are cool today and sad tomorrow while olds cars remain timeless. Off your list, I would go with current year (in order of preference) lexo, toyo, niss, hon. They are all quality cars.

Sounds like too much for one device....something is going to suffer....size, performance, cosmetics, price....then you are gonna have to fight off the big dogs so your going to need some serious stuff to combat them...such as a superior user interface, on par cosmetics, competative battery life & superior sonic performance all at an equal or lower price point. Then who is your market?....probably the younger crowd. What is their disposable income? I think you may be better off focusing on the hardware and leaving the service to xm or serius and the choice of which by means of a replaceable chip/sim card. Maybe add a hdd or media card slot for mp3's. Just my 2 pesos....but no matter what you do....best of luck in your endeavor....I hope you make a billion....

So does this mean you are getting your own personal install into effect or is this just from prior experience?

Any group buys or site member discounts. I know you go to alot of sites so I thought I'd ask....sucks being poor...especially when you want a couple a hundred square feet of the stuff....

You mean people actually put speakers in the back, I thought those were passive crossover locations.....

I read somewhre that there will be a change to the mounts, allowing for not using those bulky corners, can't remember the details but I read a bunch of posts where people where bishing and SM said there was gonna be an option or sumfin.

Nice! I likey. The finished product should be great.

Sorry don't know squat about fog lights but you keep mentioning them getting smashed anyway so why not work up a Lexan sheild to protect them. A tiny piece of lexan should not cost much and should offer much protection. The only hard part will be finding a way to not make it look ghetto.

I think he did an admirable job and even mentioned he has a biased opinion but we all do how can we hold that against him. Great read none the less. Thanks Dan.

make a pair of these first, use your first box (pictured above as the mentioned scaps. Then while you at the depot getting a new sheet of mdf, get a table saw or if you are poor like me a nice long metal whatever that will not bend and two clamps. The metal edge and clamps will be your saw guide for clean edges. Also get a square so that you can make nice clean 90 degree turns. For the circle, get a nail, a pencil and a piece of string (or even better a $3 compass). Once you draw the circle drill a hole on the inside of the circle, close to an edge, put the jig saw blade in the hole and cut slow but steady. It does not have to be perfect but hey lets try and get it in the ball park this time

buy a jig saw or stop drinking while cutting.....lol.....circle.....hahahhaaa

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Your quoting bs paper numbers, according to the manufac that amp is 170x2@4Ohms or 80x4@4Ohms but most likely a less than that. How do you have things hooked up? Are you running through a passive crossover? What kind of tweets, actually what kind of components? Just guessing but I would say you are running one tweet to each of 2 channels and each mid to the other 2 channels and you probably have everything maxed, but that is just a guess.

business is business and friends are friends and if they want the friend discount then they have to lend the friend hand take the seats out bish pull up the carpet remove the panels scratch my nuts get me a beer punk shine my shoes bring me your bish

Just outta concern for you and your financial difficulties arrising from too much power, I would gladly take one of your amps off your hands...you know....as a faver to you...

how much power can the RL-s theoretically take? And not just Mikes numbers because he dumbassifies his numbers to make sure not even dumba$$es are gonna break his woofers.

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