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I already have one 15" MAW and i love it. I would really like to add another to the mix. If anyone has one that they are willing to sell, or you know where i can pick one up please let me know. Thanks in advance.

That battery rack is sick

Yes it's still a no-no. haha ok thanks for the help

I know that bass boost on the amp is a NO NO but my headunit has a bass boost option. is that still a NO NO?

So, I'm currently in the process of setting my gains for my 4 channel amp and mono amp. I've been researching on how to properly set your gains using a digital multimeter, and it seems like every forum and website tells you a different way to do it. The SSA forum stood out to me and made the most sense about gain setting, but it still left me with a few questions. My first question is should i set my gains for the 4 channel amp first or the mono, or does it even matter? When i set my gains for the 4 channel amp i will be using a 0 dB 1000Hz test tone, but what i'm not sure of is what settings should i use for my head unit? A lot of people say to set everything to 0. I'm just not sure. Than when i set my gains for the mono amp, how should i set up the head unit. Bass Boost all the way up? And Subwoofer control all the way up? or opposite? Also what volume should i have the head unit at when setting the gain?

I'm using 12 gauge wire. ii just retested with the coils wired in parallel and im getting exactly 2.0ohm. i dont know why it was reading 2.5 before but things seem fine now. thanks for the help

I retested each coil this morning. i touched the probes together and i got .1ohm. one read 4.1 ohm which is perfect and the other was reading 4.2, i guess thats ok?

one reads 4.5 and the other 4.4

i have one dual voice coil 4 ohm sub. i wired it to 2 ohm. i checked the resistance with a DMM and the read out i got was 2.5 ohms. is this normal? also when setting my gain should i use the formula 500 watts x 2 ohm = sqrt (1000) = 31.62 or should i do 500 watts x 2.5 ohm???

I need help with a box design for a 15" Mach5Audio MAW sub. The recommended sealed box size for this sub is 62 litres (2.2 cu.ft.) 30hz tuning. I would like an enclosure designed exactly to these specs if possible. Thanks in advance!

Very Nice!

can i put to one 15 MAW dual 4? I know it says 500 watts rms, but i wanted to know if it can handle more power than that and if so how much? Thanks