mrbojang

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Wow great prices.

How about SSA underwear?

How is your amps settings configured? Gain, bass boost, etc? Mind taking a picture? If the amp is reading 2 volts, I would NOT even turn your system on. You're going to toast your amplifier.I'm honestly surprised it's even playing. Are you sure you measured right? Also, you're playing a test tone for a minute straight at full tilt? That's generally not a good idea and can damage your subs.

What's your voltage dropping to?

what

Is the sub output enabled on the HU?

Sound travels man. I don't think port placement is going to help prevent your system being audible from a distance with the windows down. You might try tuning higher if anything, since lower frequencies travel further if I'm not mistaken... Or you could get some headphones.

Personally I'd cut holes in the walls and glue the mids in there.

Needs more girls.

Perhaps give this a read? You can use a DMM to get an idea of your source signals voltage...More than likely there's no reason to go past half on the gain. What is your amp grounded to?

The biggest one you can.

He's a good guy.

So it's pretty much a beefier 270xp? have you dyno'd the 270xp?

Details on this please?

Glad everyone was alright... Looks like the speaker terminals ripped off the PCB on the amp? Damn.

In for pics. Also...How are you going to wire up all 4 amps?

I filled mine with expandable foam. The flapping noise was annoying and in concept it's better. Less pressure escaping. Just pop the rear plastic interior pieces off and spray foam in each vent opening. Pic of when I did mine: image You can also get aftermarket covers for the exterior, or grab a pair off an escalade...

You can't bridge more than two sundown amps together. Gain matching all 3 separate amps will be a pain. What voicecoil configuration are your subs? You might be able to run two amps bridged @ .7ohms. Not really advised as both amps would be running at something like .3ohms which would probably make them smoke.

http://www.amazon.com/Hydraulic-Battery-Cable-Wire-Crimping/dp/B002WFP2NQ

http://www.delcity.net/store/Crimping-Tools/p_229.a_1 I use: http://www.delcity.net/store/Solderless-Connector-Crimping-Tool/p_10383.a_1 with a big hammer. The handheld ones are nicer though.

They've just been released so there's not alot of reviews on them. However Jacob from sundown audio designed them so they're surely decent.

Looks awesome so far man.

SAE line is made in china. SAZ is made in Korea by a respectable build house. SAZ is indeed better.