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http://www.powerbastards.com/proddetail.asp?prod=8127-240&cat=2455 I was wondering if anyone has ever dealt with powerbastards and I was also wondering weather or not they make decent alternators.

Alright man thanks for the help!!!!!

So I run 2 Pioneer TS-W3002SPL's and now one sub has a horrible mechanical noise at low Hz Cycles and overall chopped and screwed music. I know i fucked it up but is there any specific reason why my sub is broken. They are 1000 RMS subs and I was running them at 300 RMS off a Sundown SAE-1200d at 2 Ohms so the only reason could be massive clipping. One of the subs is still fine though and I don't want to ruin that one as well. What happened and is there any way to fix what I did?

right now they are in a 4.5 cu ft box @ 40 hz.

Alright man thanks for the help. My vehicle is a 1997 seville sedan. The max dimensions of the trunk would be 18' tall by 41' wide by 33' long. I would be running 2 of these subs. http://www.pioneerusa.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/TS-W3002D2_InstructionManual1120.pdf is the link that works.

http://www.pioneerusa.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/TS-W3002D2_InstructionManual1120.pdf here is the real link. My Bad.

Okay, so I got my 12' Pioneer subs a few weeks ago and I put them into an old box that I made for my other system a while back. After a few days of listening to music on my current setup, I noticed that my woofers were not hitting the lows AT ALL and I am a big fan of C&S Music so this was really disappointing for me. I ran all the parameters if the sub in bass box 6 and my recommended tuning frequency is like 21 Hz. Am I doing something wrong here? Also, Could anyone really help me out and just give me a quick rough draft of a suitable box design for this application. The specs on the sub are here http://www.pioneerusa.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/TS-W3002D2_InstructionManual1120.pdf. I would be running about 1500 rms to each sub.

I think on the spec sheet the dcons were 300w rms and at 4 Ohms. I mean since they are sold on the SSA website they are underrated but the thing that turns me away from them it is the impedance. I would like to have the 2 subs that I am going to get wired at 1 ohm so I can get the max power out of my amp.

Yea I know that I could do that but I really want to run the full power of that beast of an amp I have. Any other suggestions though?

The Rated RMS of the amp is 1200 watts @ 12.8 Volts @ 1 Ohm. Also, many people I know claim that this amp is SEVERELY underrated and is capable of producing 1300+ watts RMS.

I just recently bought a Sundown Audio SAE-1200D, and I was going to buy a pair of JL 12w3v3-2 subwoofers and wire them in parallel to get an impedance of 1 Ohm. Now I have heard that the SAE-1200D is underrated and I was wondering what SVC 2 Ohm subwoofer could handle the full power of the amp. The main prolem of this whole thing is that I already paid the money for the box and if possible, I would like to use it. The box is a dual 12 inch ported enclosure with a shared chamber and one terminal cup for each subwoofer (If that even matters). Im also not looking to pay over 300 dollars for the pair of subs. (Which shouldn't be hard becuase the 12w3s that I was going to buy were 300 and we all know that JL audio is WAY overpriced.)

Yea In North Carolina. Idk why tho.

Hey guys I just registered for this website and after reading the forum rules I found out that my first three posts are supposed to be in the "Newbie Sign In Area". Oops. Anyways, I was looking through the forum and I saw that there were many members from Mooresville. (Am I missing something? LOL) So... This is pretty much my official introduction post too.

Wow did I read this post late... I live in mooresville and I would have LOVED to go this competition. It would have been my first competition too. Aw man.