Julian

They will get warm.

That headunit is great, Too bad he bought it new because I'll be getting rid of mine soon!

super cool,

Is that what you ended up with or just found those? Another option is just powder coating the stock ones black. Finally found something that doesn't have a shit ton of chrome.

Beautiful

How many of those non-isolated incidents were "proper" installs. Not disagreeing that the build quality isn't there, but there is a saying... As for what to do? 3 way passive systems blow goats IMO, unless you are diligent about mounting all the drivers really closely together. Putting one in the door is just not a good idea. 2 way systems there are a ton of options dependent on budget and processing and what you'd like. Keeping up is so subjective its hard to tell, it shouldn't be but most people don't care if their midbass rolls off. When I read keeping up its rather simple. If your sub/s are crossed at 50Hz (3dB down) then your midbass from your fronts should be able to output in such a way that at 50Hz they sum to 0dB like the rest of the system. Another way of saying this is that you'd have the same output at 40Hz as you do at 80Hz. Of course, with the amount of sub/s you are running that is pretty much impossible in particular if you are limited to a single driver. Since you have 8 subs you get to compromise. Your compromise will be in midbass. Considering such perhaps a horn and a near pro audio mid is your best choice. Interesting, I woudln't mind compromising. I know aboslutly nothing about horns, I know of Imaige Dynamics and that's about it. Could you perhaps suggest something, or a combo? I don't mind researching but I'd like a good starting point. Processing would be handled via a Sundown Audio 100.4's onboard x-overs. I like the idea of a horn and pa setup, that was my first thought.

Im not blaming it as a manufacturing error, I was simply stating that this is not an isolated incident. This isn't the first time I've had problems with the build quality, last it was the x-overs were poorly soldered.

Plastic with MDF backer, there is no option of attaching it to the sheet metal as the mustang came stock with a non standard mounting method for the stock 6x8's It is a known problem, Bassahaullic knows a few people that it happened to in the same situation. If the installation / system setting is the problem, but not if Bravox had a bad production run of surrounds or of the sort. Not saying that is the case, but it may. ^------- It was crossed over at 65^ with a sub stage.

Pricing is a little too high for my blood currently. the Carbon fiber 6.5's

Pictures of current set up show that's what I currently have. Kickpanels are an option, but I would rather not lose the space for my feet, as you can probably assume, there's not a whole lot in the mustang.

I CAN'T FUCKING SLEEP God damn I hate it.

Shitty.. Literally.

Deadened very well with SDS - However they are not sealed, as I have not yet gotten around to it.

The anthrax vaccine is actually a very wanted vaccine.. We in the military can get it, people will actually buy our blood for testing, a few grand actually.

Alight yall, Since my Bravox mid has a slowly growing tear in the surround I decided to get some opinions on what to do. Overall goals 1. A very well versed front stage that is able to be very loud. 2. Able to sustain good midbass (50/60 hz and up) while not sounding extremely harsh. 3. Able to play everything from rap, to rock, to classical, etc. 4.a passive set that works well off axis, as the bravox sounded the best off axis. Options 1. A simple passive Midwoofer and tweeter combination, 6.5" mid and tweeter. 2. A midbass in the door and a horn combination under the dash, This would be ran actively through probably something like a Sundown Audio 100.4 (onboard x-over) 3. A passive 3 way in the doors (active is a very far off option as I would prefer to start with a 2 way) Kickpanels are an option but I would like to retain my foot area. Current front stage I would like to keep the current similar setup due to obvious cuts in my doors, but again - everything is an option. Under dash option * From when I was making my Kicks

Jules? Das my name

You might be right, but I will never put a ported setup in any of my rides. Why do you make that statement?

I pretty much Eq'ed all of the bass out of my mids. anything ~60/65 hz is cut off. I watched em pretty good.. Talking to drew (basshaulic) evidently this has happened to a few people he knew also.

I don't think it's repairable, I'll get some pics when I head off to work. Split shift for me today for some reason

Evidently my problem isn't an isolated issue.

Nope. sound = fantastic. build quality = that of a epileptic drunk baby