Well I had been planning on doing this anyways, but now i suppose I have some incentive to get it done faster...

My Current System Consists of

Pioneer P5700 Head Unit

Infinity Kappa 63.7i (3way 6.5)

Infinity Kappa 60.7cs (6.5 Component)

Alpine M1005

Alpine F545

Previously 2 Alpine 12in Type R's

Currently 1 18in Fi BL

I am using a 6^f box @ 32hz w/ 95.625in of Port Area

I will be rebuilding soon. This box is awesome, but is about 3in to wide, and i want something that looks better(planning on fiberglass)

The Amps(Excuse the Mess..it was when I first set them in there)

Speakers

Head Unit

Remote Interface

Subs!!!

Installed

Vid 1/3 Full Volume 1/2 Full Gain Volume

Any Questions Just ask me I will go into more detail on everything in the Review Thread...

Edited March 7, 200718 yr by Grim

nice setup man I have the same HU and also use kappa's for front and rear stage they sound nice I am waiting on my ssd's to get here to get the low's in. what kinda car you got with that big ass box?

Jeep WJ

Love all the pictures.

Not sure how I let this thread slip.

Great job!. I can't wait to hear some long term reviews.

Neither can I lol...The faces people make when the bass drops is to funny

looking good man

18s FTW

looking good man

18s FTW

Hey man how much of a difference does that Epic make? Iv been thinking about picking one up...

Im going to get it metered next weekend. Im kinda scared...i guess i always just think for the worse, but i dont think im going to hit what I want...(140+)

Nice.

"Hey man how much of a difference does that Epic make? Iv been thinking about picking one up..."

i will probably always have an epic-160 after owning one. awesome piece of equipment, it really makes my system...

The Epic-160/Epicenter makes a difference as far as loudness. But it sounds weird.

The little SPL meter is pretty cool. It was actually pretty accurate from my brief experience.

Nice set up.

Pick up the PG bass cube instead. The epicenter was designed for old recordings where there was a good deal of bass lost in the recording, where as a Bass Cube deals with the bass that is in the recording, which no a days is much better. I owned the epicenter, and loved it, but the PG unit is the better unit for most applications