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Are you implying it is in the winter?

No worries, just want to make sure that mid can get down and boogie with the midbass.

Yep, not even close. BL. A quick read of the threads in my sig will help you...

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Fairly easy to get a 110v relay. I will be controlling mine shortly that way. Curious if by power center though you mean line conditioner as well. If so, let's just say my interest in piqued.

Happy, happy, joy, joy. Your gaining on me

and always from forum idiots, I am sure this is the same. Follow the misapplied boner.

what did you do?

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I need to go to a party like that, but I would be the old dude. If we go together I will.

They are still playing? Fuck I saw them in high school and graduated in 92...

That will help. Are you a metal/silk guy on the tweets?

That sort of clears up my confusion. Earlier you talked about being way off axis, glad that you aren't going to try that with the widebanders. It looks fairly easy to get an 8 in there. And you guessed it, if the SLS will fit it is a hell of a driver to use with t a 2 or 3" I am a little concerned that you are going to be cramping the mids in such a small enclosure. A 2" would work better in one of those, but then the SLS might not play high enough. First things first though you really need to figure out how much space you have. ie will the 8 truly go and can you upsize the pods a bit more.

That dollar amount had nothing to do with loud, you just said budget is no problem. Equipment will be the much smaller portion as the install will eat the money.

Can you fit a full size tweet or just small format ones? Any depth restrictions on the 7" or 8"?

3" is going to require that they be more on axis that in the pillars. Either do kicks or cut up your dash. I'd let the location lead you a bit on selection as well. Also would really help to seriously know your limit on midbass size. If you can do an 8, you should.

money is not a problem just not looking to pay excess amount if I can get it for less. I would go to a shop for the install I wouldn't know where to begin if I did it. The install will cost more than the speakers. Since it isn't a problem are we talking $5k, $4k, pretty much gotta have a top number if not then we can surely have fun

Depends on your budget, install skills, location, listening preferences and so on. I'd step up to at least 100.4

the sub can take more than 1000w but it depends on what options you got on the sub. its fully loaded with cooling and flatwind ok well it can take 1500w and be fine. it can take more then that if your easy with the gains but use 1500w as your rms jus to be safe. what do you mean it can take more then that if you are easy with the gains. It is rather hard to be easy with them if you set them at a certain level... To the OP, I wouldn't exceed Fi's recommendations. If you are asking you are ready to.

I'll add that I actually like Austin

I know something about entry level sales and of course levels above, but not them.

Too cheap on the W7 to pass it up. *sound better is subjective, and if you are looking for SQ let's talk more about your mid setup as either sub will be more than enough to blend with nearly any front stage.

Personally I'd sell your current headunit and add that into the budget and buy an active capable h/u. I'd like to know by what you mean aggressive as it is subjective, I know what it would mean for me. What are your mounting locations/aiming? Any speakers that you've heard that you really like the tweet from?

I've got a gas monger, must be my son. Frustrating though as he hasn't learned to fart on his own yet.