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If anyone has some spare 300amp ANL fuses laying around can you bring them I am going to check locally first but shops in my area may not have them that big. Got to have spare fuses just in case. I have a couple spare 150's and a 200 I am bringing.

I am going McDonald's at 6:00am for breakfast then heading to show on Saturday

I decided that I am leaving my head unit installed and using the remote for db drag. For bass race I will use my ipod with a cable that extends outside my car. and as far as meeting up, it was at Walmart on 4650 S Emerson Ave, Indianapolis, IN‎. It is right around the corner from the host hotel LaQuinta inn.

Like my strawberries like I like my women red with green stuff coming from the crack? j/k

next weekend... 19th & 20th

A digital Multimeter is your friend here... break it out and check your final ohm load at the amp. You may think your wired right but best to double check Then while your at it disconnect the speaker wires and hook your Multimeter up to the amp + and - speaker wire terminals and set it to this chart.

I get off at 3:00pm then I am heading out after I get ready and then pick up a friend that is going. Will take me 4 1/2 hours to get there doing the speed limit. Check into hotel then should get there by 8:00 -8:30 for registration Friday night. There is a Pizza joint across the street from walmart probaly going to hit that up when I am done with registration.

Was this an unmarked police car? and how fast was everyone else going? looked like you was just going with the flow of traffic for the most part with the exception of a few hard excellerations.

I imagine they will be selling the CD's at the show. I know when I went to a Meca even they sold CD's there. But i am in the same boat as you I will skip the hell out of the CD with the bass up. I think on Monday I am going to wire in about 15ft so I can make my Head unit reach outside the vehicle. That is what a lot of them do.

Come prepared there is a chance for rain on Saturday but Sunday looks good. Weather --> 10 Day Weather Forecast for Indianapolis, IN - weather.com

There are two seperate events.. it is my understanding that one of them you can use your Ipod but the other you have to play off there CD. I dont know which one is which though.

So how many are going down Friday night for registration ? I will also have my camcorder there, planing on taking a lot of video. Taking the laptop to so I can convert some vids and upload them to youtube each night.

Seeing you next to that box give's you a whole different perspective on how big it is... nicely done.

Thank you Also forgot to say that it was sealed up with the TL on the dash.

This was at the Gorilla Audio show in Canton IL.. This was done on a T40001bd at 2ohms. The Song I was playing was - "Danity Kane - Show Stopper" it seems to be the loudest song in my vehicle. And ever since I did the complete sound deadening in my ride my peak has dropped 4hz. which is 44hz. When I got home I notice that the surround on one of my subs had separated a little so I had to fix that.. hopefully I can get another one or two tenths out of this setup at Slamology. One of these day i am going to get a TL for myself so I can test everything.

That first pic is a really nice one.. What camera are you using? Takes really nice pictures.

Pisses a lot of people off especially when I beat them in there class. So maybe it is not so wrong.. it all a matter of opinion Thank you Your saying you didn't like the 4gauge positive and 8 gauge negative he ran on his last amp? I have another amp that I have not hooked up yet so I have not mounted the distribution block for the mids amp yet. That is 6 gauge not 4 gauge and that amp only accepts 8 gauge inputs so I had to shave some of the wire off the 6 gauge so it would fit. I have a P5002 amp I plan on adding into the system when I finally decide to tackle my doors with some fiberglass, it will be running only mid-bass still have not decided on 5 1/4 or 6 1/2 yet. Also if anyone is going to slamology I will be competing there.. so come check it out

I am going there Friday Night for registration so I can get the speed pass for Saturday morning. There are a few people that are meeting up at the Walmart around 9:00pm Friday night to check rides out. This walmart is right around the corner from the sponser hotel.. LaQuinta inn. I am staying at the Red Roof Inn which is right across the street from LaQuinta. Going to hook up for breakfast in the am around 6:00am that will give me time to shine the ride up before the show also. I will be competing also... see you all there...we are officially 9 days from competition.

Yes they are toilet flanges 4" ID I thought about doing this Then also though about Selling all 4 and just doing 4 15's dual 2's. Dont think I would go with rockford's newer stuff will have to do some research.. Im pretty much done for this season as far as upgrades. Definitely new subs by next year.

Still looking for a matching pair of RFR2215 Old School Rockford Fosgate Power DVC 15's I look every day and cant find any.. might have to give up and switch to something else.. .

And here is my Latest Video with TL numbers.. just remember I am running my T40001bd at 2ohm'b because i have 4 dual 4ohm subs.. dont want to drop it below 1. Clamped at 2700rms @ 2ohm 148.1db Have not been on in a while so an update was due

Picked up a nice little gem today... An all copper chassis Rockford Fosgate RFX9400 Head unit band new in the box with all accessories. Specs * MP3 Playback via CD-R With File Names & Folder Management * Audio Video Switcher * Auxillary Inputs * Front/Rear/Sub Preouts With 80hz Low Pass Filter * 5 Volt Low Impedance Preouts * Copper Chassis! * RDS (RADIO DATA SYSTEM) Tuner * motorized, detachable fold-down face * multi-color display * will play audio CD-Rs and CD-RWs, including those encoded with MP3 files * disc naming; scrolls 16-character ID3 tags * 20 FM/10 AM presets with seek and scan tuning * selectable US/European tuning * CD/radio station titling (up to a total of 100 discs/stations) * source tone memory * wireless remote * CD changer controls * clock * 25 watts RMS/40 watts peak x 4 channels * CD frequency response 20-20,000 Hz * CD signal-to-noise ratio 90 dB * FM sensitivity 10 dBf * 1-year warranty MP3 Playback: This unit will play MP3 files that have been recorded onto CD-R or CD-RW discs using the ISO 9660 format. The RFX9300 is compatible with bit rates from 32kbps to 320kbps. The following functions are available during MP3 playback: * Folder Skip: forward and reverse * File Skip: forward and reverse * Audible File Search: forward and reverse * Random Play: allows you to play the files on the disc in random order * Repeat Play: allows you to repeat the current file * Pause: allows you to pause playback Copper Plated Chassis: The chassis is plated in copper to help shield the unit from noise. Motorized Faceplate: The faceplate on this unit shifts downward and outward to insert/eject CDs. Contrast Adjustment: The display contrast may be adjusted from -5 to +40 for optimum readability. Display Dimming: When the dimmer wire of this unit is connected to the headlamp circuit of your vehicle, and you turn your lights on, the display will dim to a preset level. The display brightness is not affected by the vehicle's dimmer control. Mounting Angles: This unit may be installed at any angle between 20-degrees above horizontal and 20-degrees below horizontal. Digital to Analog Conversion: This unit is equipped with dual 1-bit digital to analog converters. Source Tone Memory: Individual bass and treble settings are memorized for the tuner and built-in CD player. Bass and treble settings are also memorized for a CD changer, when an optional CD changer is connected. The same setting is held in memory for all tuner bands (the bass and treble settings in memory for the FM bands is also the setting in memory for the AM bands). Punch Loudness Boost: This function boosts the bass and treble response at all volume levels. Station/Disc Title Memory: Titles, up to 10 characters long, can be stored and recalled from memory for up to 100 (total) AM/FM stations or CDs. Titles cannot be entered into memory for CDs in an optional CD changer. Title memory is only for CDs played in the built-in CD player and radio stations. Switchable Tuning Spacing: The AM and FM tuning spacing may be set for US standard spacing (0.2MHz for FM and 10kHz for AM) or European tuning spacing (0.05MHz for FM and 9kHz for AM). In US standard spacing, the FM tuning range is 87.5 to 107.9MHz, and the AM tuning range is 530 to 1710kHz. In European spacing, the FM tuning range is 87.5 to 108MHz, and the AM tuning range is 522 to 1620kHz. CD Pause: CD playback may be paused without shutting off the unit. Summed Preamp Outputs: In addition to the front and rear preamp outputs, this unit has a set of summed preamp outputs. The summed outputs provide a summed left-plus-right mono output through two female RCA connections. The summed output is meant for connecting a subwoofer amplifier. For convenient level matching with the rest of the system, the summed output level may be independently set from 0 to 30. In addition, the outputs have a selectable low-pass filter, allowing you to choose 80Hz or full-range operation. Auxiliary Inputs: Two sets of female RCA jacks are provided to allow the connection of portable audio sources. Just connect your portable cassette, MD or MP3 player to this unit, and you can listen to the audio from the portable player through the speakers in your mobile audio system. Each Aux input level is adjustable and can be set to -6, 0, or +6. The jacks are located on the 10" long preamp input and output wiring harness, which connects to the back of the unit. Setup Options: * DX/Local: allows you to choose DX or Local. The DX setting adjusts the sensitivity of the tuner for rural conditions where there are weak radio stations. The Local setting adjusts the sensitivity for city conditions where there are several strong radio stations. * Americas/(Eur/Aust): allows you to select US standard or European tuning spacing * P. Play/EJ Mute: allows you to choose P. Play or EJ Mute. The P. Play setting automatically plays the tuner after you eject a CD. The EJ Mute setting automatically mutes the tuner after you eject a CD. * (V/Bar On)/(V/Bar Off): allows you to turn the volume bar On or Off * INI Volume: allows you adjust the initial turn-on volume from 0 to 30 * Contrast: allows you to adjust the display contrast from -5 to +40 * Flat/80Hz: allows you to choose 80Hz or full-range operation for the summed preamp outputs * Panel Auto/Panel Manu: allows you to choose Panel Auto or Panel Manu. The Panel Auto setting automatically opens and closes the motorized face when you load or eject a CD. The Panel Manu setting allows the motorized face to remain open and CDs to be manually loaded or ejected. * Aux 1 In: allows you to set the Aux input level to -6, 0, or +6 * Aux 2 In: allows you to set the Aux input level to -6, 0, or +6 Changer Controls Compatibility: This unit will control Rockford Fosgate's RFX8810 8-disc CD changer. This unit is not compatible with Rockford Fosgate's RFX8601 6-disc CD changer. Functions: * Disc Selection: using the remote control or the D-ACC button on the front panel of the unit, you can directly access the CDs in the changer. In addition, you can skip up and down through the CDs. * Track Selection: using the remote control or the T-ACC button on the front panel of the unit, you can directly access tracks. In addition, you can skip up and down through the tracks. * Track Forward/Reverse: audible forward/reverse search playback * Random Play: allows you to choose Track Random or Disc Random. When Track Random is selected, the unit plays the tracks on the selected disc in random order. When Disc Random is selected, the unit plays the tracks on all loaded discs in random order. * Track Repeat: plays the current track repeatedly * Track Scan: plays the first 10 seconds of each track on the selected disc * Pause: allows you to pause CD playback