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That MB Quart amp will provide plenty of power for those Type Rs. As for the head unit, I can't tell you much as I don't use any of those features and run a old ass Alpine cd player myself. A good head unit should provide enough power for those coaxials in your setup though, install them and then decide whether or not you would like to give them more power. to SSA, let's see some pics of that 'stang!

A pair of Dual 1s can be wired down to a 1ohm load as well.

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Congratulations!

Just in case you didn't catch it, this thread is 2 years old and the subwoofers discussed are last generations BTL, not the new N2 model. to SSA btw

mind giving me a link on this charger? i had a xspower 12.15 charger but i left on the back of my dad bumper and he lost it somewhere driving and said he ant paying shit so i dont feel like cashing out another 200bucks Boy, that sucks.

did you get any traps? taking out one or two could make all the difference

N2 for you most likely

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Dcons baybee

we'll be waiting

This kid here can help ya keep the milk flowing.

Congratulations

Sounds to me like you need Have your battery checked out before you replace it, and if it's ok, buy a secondary battery rather than replacing it. Keep the gains and volume down until you can get your voltage figured out.

Definitely Canada's top rock band.

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The RE SRx is not a bad low power sub and does well in smaller ported boxes.

Sundown SA-15 is a 600 rms sub but will do well in a small ported enclosure, the enclosure you have now is pretty small though, alot smaller than recommended for more 15" subs.

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I'm not sure if something like this is what you're after but it might work, it's pretty impervious to the elements, won't melt or crumble over time either. It's pretty good stuff, I used to use it when I was erecting steel buildings to seal up roof panels and such to prevent leaks. I have a bunch of it still and if you would like, I will send you some for free, you can try it out and if you don't like it, simply clean it off and try something else. http://www.bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=15727

We're definitely not calorie counters 'cause we can't count that high.

10 is bad, get yourself a dmm and check it out. That dmm will become your best friend, a $15 meter from any hardware store will be fine.

Got a multimeter? You can use it to measure your voltage at the amp while you're playing music to at least get an idea of your voltage drops at idle. This is much easier when you have a buddy to help either measure or play dj.

Stripper poles!

LMAO the poor, helpless, defenseless food