jcarter1885
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Your problem sounds like something a local guy did to the SSA Icon that I sold him, he added another set of wires to the coils thinking it would help supply the sub with more power. Just use one set of 16 guage wiring per sub and see where that gets you. Hopefully its a smal issue that can be solved asap.
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From the looks of it that shouldn't be hard to achieve.
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For daily Fi SP4 18
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M5, you would have made an excellent economics teacher. TINSTIFAAL= there is no such thing as a free lunch, shipping always gets paid for. This & That
When did $900+shipping equal $750,
Yeah Im pretty sure he said the 18's will be the last ones that he will start upgrading, the smaller sizes are first iirc.
Well then buy it now like the rest of us if you have the money, then you wont have to worry.
I don't understand ... Your planning on installing enough sub bass power to completely destroy your beautiful truck in a matter of months and your worried about everything else looking factory stock ??? x2
When I say better quality I don't mean component speakers. I'm talking about companies who specialize in pro audio equipment, speakers that will get louder and play lower than rockford fosgates will. Check out usspeaker.com or parts-express.com. Why no 10s or 12s, less speakers and will still be louder.
I like my RFs too, but if your gonna go big in the Hummer than I would suggest better quality speakers. Just depends on what your looking for and budget.
Music is dynamic and amps aren't a 100% efficient so regardless the amp rating underated or not you wont see the full rms.
300 dollars and no money back. Maybe you want to give me 300 for a piece of junk? Naw I wouldn't be in that position in the first place, research would have told me not to deal with Stetsom. We understand you lost money but no need in beating a dead horse.
This thread is pointless period, you already got your point across. Grow up and let it go already.
So are all you guys gonna do is argue everytime Randall makes a post, just clutters up the build thread.
Don't put 18s in 3-4 cubic feet, that's the space needed for 15s. Id rather have the right subs in the right enclosure rather than 2 subs in a too small enclosure.
The ohm load will have nothing to do with getting the SA's to there full potentiol. Having (4) D4 ohm subwoofers will get you an to a .5 ohm load or 2 ohm load, if you dont have a good electrical or not competing then stick with a 2 ohm load. A good amp that will power those subs would be and Audiopipe 3000, Rockford 2500 or Kicker 2500. Just depends on your budget really, how much do you want to spend on an amplifier? Wiring diagram for (4) D4 ohms subs, 2 ohm load:
What are the subs, d2 or d4? This will help answer your question better.