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No there's nothing wrong with my system i was cleaning out my garage and i ran across it. I asked the neighborhood music man and he told me if i was to hook it up it will be a noticeable difference in sound. i think my headunit has a built in crossover. LPF is the only setting i see.

I found this California profile crossover from my first system....is it worth installing? it was working when my system was stolen

i agree

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Will the nightshades work with the saz-3500 at .5 ohm

I've impressed a lot of people and turned a lot of heads with my z v2's so I can imagine how the nightshades are. Will the z v.3' a be a big improvement over the v'2's?

Is there software or hardware i can get to measure my system thats free or not to pricey

i want more output overall.my box is 6ft^3 tuned to 33hz with 100in^2 with a saz3500

I love my Z 15's but im eventually going to change my subs, i was wondering with the same box and power which will perform better?

i love mine

Two sundown z 15's at 1 ohm (soon to be .5) with a saz-3500 a 270 amp alt. with two deka 8a31's in the back.

So I can keep the 14 ga. On the voicecoils?

Overkill my foot i burnt the lil 14 ga. again so I have to upgrade it to bigger wire before I be buying wire every month.

I'm about to upgrade my subwoofer wire to 8 ga. from 14 ga. I think I know its real real small, but anyway when upgrading so I need to run the 8 ga. to connect the voicecoils also? I know I have to run the wire from the subs to amp but not sure about the voicecoils

I was happy to see nothin was burnt on the subs

I think I found out why my subs stop playing

what would the dvm read if the coils was bad or sub is blown? when i get off im going to take out the subs

It read 0.5

I have a saz-3500 and two sundown z 15's with two deka 8a31's in the back

I don't have a dvm This is what I have

I have two dual 1 15's both are wired at 0.5 to give new a 1 ohm load at the amp.

Sorry guys I never did that before...explain please

how to check the subs with a dmm

When i was out riding today bumpin, i have my volume 1/4 the way up and my subs stop playing. Last time i had this problem the power wire came out of the amplifier but not this time, all the connections was still in tact and the amp was still on. I thought it was the fuses but if a fuse was blown the amp power light will not be on.....what you guys think? i praying the subs are not blown because the volume wasnt all the way up

Its not worth it to ship them heavy ass all the way back to N.C. Just for some glue. I can do that myself. As long as the subs still play I'm good