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just because people on a website say they may not/dont sound good doesnt mean you will think the same as them. you may love them but i would def. build/get a box built to their specs. or you could try and sell them as a package deal for a couple hundred and get a sub you would feel more confident in.

6 15s. i dont see very many 15s being used. maybe im just not paying attention lol

X2, if 8 were black it would have been much harder to choose. i like two.. if it were black/gray haha

i say build a ported box for the subs you have now and then see if you want anymore after that. could save you money, and if you still want more it will give you more time to save for a new sub(s)

it doesnt matter, both + and both - meet inside anyways so there is really just 1+ and 1-. they put 2 there in case you have two subs, resulting in split power between the two if you use both. or other various wiring configs.

still.. taking off a shift knob is something to see ill look it up after class

"shot" off? ill have to go look that up!

das a lot of baffle

no shift knob? lol ouch. that is crazy, im in awe makes me want to convert to some icons...

remember, with the right electrical the 3kD can possibly do more than "just" 3k watts, so either way you will be happy with the xcons

just because you dont meet the exact rms rating, doesnt mean the subs aren't going to be moving a ton of air. you will do fine with a pair on a 3kD.

you're always going to get drops, lets get some numbers

be patient. they have a big ass business to run. they cant answer every email they get every day. they have a set time each morning/mid afternoon to do it. just wait before you e-mail everyone on the team. you WILL get a reply. its worth the wait. and the more patient you are, the easier it is on them. the less emailing they have to do=more time to build your custom sub

please do, with pics!

this^ and X3 on that ultima very nice youtube video. that thing is mean... sexy piping on it

first thing you need to do is install a voltmeter and see what your voltage is at to see if you really NEED the alt. maybe just another battery will do, if you're sticking around 2k (which i recommend)

cover that thing in shag red carpet lol kidding. what color are you painting it?

dust that beast off! lol

fancy pants...

Yeah I've also come to the conclusion that they suck. So what don't you guys like about them? Compression fitting? Or don't they tighten enough around the post? They dont tighten up on the post and if you try to give it half turn more it strips. X2 i stripped both of mine, have diff. screws in there now and they seem to be fine. but they still dont get eight enough it seems... i definitely wont buy them again.

they dont have a phone number, too many calls. you can e-mail him instead at [email protected] i believe

the way ive done it, and have seen it done is put the connector on the wire, crimp it enough to hold it in place while you work. then put in on something to hold the wire still (you will need both hands) and start heating up the connector and inside wire-best to make it all one temp. after a bit start putting the solder a little above the wire on the connector, so it *drains* down in between the wire strands and forms it all into one big ol' chunk of metal like that guy, but he didnt heat it up beforehand so it all pooled on top, it looks like

playing what tone? he wants low end, so that doesnt matter much if its playing at 45 hertz

have you done the big 3 at least? or gotten a volt meter to see if you really do need anymore?

Wanna talk about this technique? if you're worried about your hearing... dont