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I've had these particular AP tweets before and while I agree they are not going to win any SQ competitions, they aren't bad for the money. Was planning on running Crescendo FT-1's, but they are out of stock.

This is how. Notice their "Partners" list on the left hand side. Same build house. They have a knock off of the AP15001D on their ebay store as well for $10 more. http://www.fsaelectronics.com/caraudio-qad1500.html

Setup will consist of: 2 VVME RD-12's w/PSI 12" Gasket VVME QA-D1500-H6 Diesel Audio NS-1600.2 2 Audiopipe APMB6DC 6" mids 2 Audiopipe ATX3720 Supertweets 4.4^3 @ 30Hz 3/4" MDF Designed and Built by Me 1 Run 1/0 Power Have 15ft Blue and 5ft Black Audipipe Superflex 4g on the way to wire amps and do the big 3. Waiting to see how stock electrical holds up before I decide if I'm going to run a rear batt.

30Hz.

Throwin a lil somethin to bump to in the minivan I just bought for my girl. Setup will consist of: Clarion CZ401 USB H/U 1 Pair Skar Audio VXI65 Components 2 Skar Audio MA-8D4's Audiopipe APSM-1500 VXI's will be ran off the H/U for now along with the stock rear 6x9's. Eventually will be powered by an APSM-2125 to match the sub amp. Anyways, here's what I have so far:

Representin...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-AUDIOPIPE-APSM1500-1500W-CLASS-D-CAR-AUDIO-AMPLIFIER-AMP-1500-WATT-APSM-1500-/280981337777?pt=Car_Amplifiers&hash=item416bcaf6b1 Best watt per dollar amp around. Small foot print. Has been clamped and proven to do clean, rated power. Have one on 2 SKar Audio MA-8's and love it.

My son, Steven, enjoying the new system...

Done!

Break time... Didn't plot out my wood very wisely, this is what I got left... Glad I have a front porch with an awning, this started halfway thru cuttin the pieces...

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I have used alot of the AP series and loved all of them. I switched to the APSM series due to cost and space issue. Haven't finished building my box yet (actually doing it right now), but when I do I will be running my 2 Skar MA-8's with my APSM-1500. Should be playing tomorrow. Seen the 2K, and plan on running 2 of them on 8 MA-8's when I get my license back and have my own car. (Build I'm doing now is going in the family minivan my girl drives, lol). I was very impressed at the weight and overall build quality of such an inexpensive amp. But it doesn't surprise me, Audiopipe is definitely the leader in the "budget" car audio world.

Forgot to post this the other night...

And it begins...

FedEx didn't show up till 5:45, so no box build today. But, did get the h/u installed and in the 5 mins I messed around with it I am smitten. Best $80 I've spent in a while! http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Clarion-CZ401-In-Dash-CD-MP3-Car-Audio-Player-w-USB-AUX-iPod-Receiver-/350606267398?forcev4exp=true&forceRpt=true

6.5" round in a stock 5x7 hole with no adapter? Yeah, we do that...

I have D4's. T/S Parameters (D2/D4 Ohm) Re : 4.00 / 8.00 Ohms Fs : 44.1 / 45.3 Hz Sd : 20.106 / 20.126 BL : 16.6 / 18.9 N/A Qms : 4.39 / 3.83 Qes : 0.51 / 0.48 Qts : 0.46 / 0.41 SPL : 81.9 / 85.2 dB Vas : 5.90 / 5.18 L Cms : 102.75 / 98.63 uM/N Mms : 126.54 / 118.5 g Outer Diameter : 8.5" (216mm) Mounting Depth : 5.7" (145mm) Magnet Diameter : 6.3" (160mm) Subwoofer Cut Out Diameter : 7.4" (188mm) Subwoofer Displacement : 0.10 Ft^3 Sealed : 0.30-0.40 Ft^3 Ported : 0.50-0.75 Ft^3 @ 34 Hz *Due to the extreme power handling of this 8" Subwoofer, we recommend that you follow our enclosure size recommendations specifically. These woofers are made for small enclosures and putting them in larger enclosures could damage the subwoofer. We recommend not going any larger then 0.75 cubic ft (after subwoofer displacement) for a ported enclosure.

Aight, been playin around with these designs for a few days. Just sat down to redo it cause of where I mounted that amp (needed to shorten up the depth a lil). Took all of a min to come up with this and I love it. This is the box I will be building.

Just waitin on FedEx to get here with the Clarion so I can put it in and go to HD to get the wood and glue to start the box.

Progress.