Shogen

Also, why is there a hole under your door handle, next to the tweeter??? Seen here:

But if Mechman is cheaper.... Let me know bro...

I have no input... but HI

Get a FI BL and tune it to the sound you want...

welcome sir!!!

welcome sir!!! awesome quote BTW!

Sick... My vote goes for the 18" subs... I wanna see that fit inside your TC...

looking beautiful man!

http://www.speedymetals.com/default.aspx I think you can get anything from here and it ain't too expensive...

http://www.copperbolts.com/ Just found that site.... Wish I told Kevin to do bolts instead of terminal cups... They are annoying to setup when so deep into the enclosure... lol

I'm pretty sure that's how most people do it.... Should work fine.... Use something that you could easily get wire terminals onto.... like a 1/4, 3/8, or something bolt.... Easy to find terminals for I'm pretty sure...

amplifier output?? I mean if it isn't really gonna be heard or used why put power to it? conserve that energy for useful output?? I could be talking out of my ass though... lol... That's how I am thinking of it...

Nope not at all... But like stef said it might be a waste to have it much lower than 20hz... Alot of music might not carry notes that low... Unless you listen to something particular, like Bassnector or alot of dubstep...

I could be wrong... lowest might be 10 or 15hz.... I'm not 100% on that.... lol ... sorry for mix up...

or turn it off???

Happy Burseday meng!!

No not that it will sound different but it sure will be a lot easier on the electrical. The Sundown Audio amplifiers are at 86% efficient at a 4 ohm load. Which if I'm understanding this right , will requires or consume less energy to.make energy. Right?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5aSa4tmVNM

very odd... I think you should use the two different boxes and let us know how they sound....

Welcome sir!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQRpAxGVg4M&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

You are asking the wrong question. What you need to focus on when asking this question is amplifier efficiency rather than just the impedance of the load. If both amplifiers were the same efficiency into those respective impedance loads, there would be zero difference in current draw. What ibanender is likely eluding to is that most class D amplifiers will be more efficient at 4ohm than 1ohm, so the 4ohm impedance would likely result in less current draw. But the reason is because of the difference in efficiency, not impedance. It just so happens that efficiency is generally correlated with the impedance of the load the amplifier is driving. The same difference in current draw could occur between two different amplifiers of the same power driving the same load simply because of a difference in efficiency between the two amplifiers. So, moral of the story.....current draw is directly related to efficiency, not load. Efficiency is generally correlated with the load (lower the load, lower the efficiency). But efficiency of different designs and amplifiers will be different, so driving a higher impedance load does not guaranty a higher efficiency when comparing two different amplifiers. Thanks.... So moral of the story is I am looking to run 4 ohm still.... And depending on efficiency maybe I'll think about 1 ohm.