S.DeYoung

There is already a guide in the Amplifier/Electrical section.

If you are using a dmm, yes. If you are setting the gain by ear, no.

Happy birthday Stefan!

Get low, Get low, Get Low, Get Low, To the window, to the wall, 'Til the sweat drop down my.... DCON

Sell it to me!

Nice!

You know what helps? Actually typing in sentences! What the hell is a bypass box? Did you mean bandpass?

De_TANK_Young

Get rid of the epicenter. Denim gave you reasons why it is not needed.

Agreed Yes, please tell

For a daily setup, I would tune higher in that range. 35-37hz.

You are running to much power. When I saw the term SQ used in the title I was going to recommend Hivi or Zaph Audio components. They can be found on Madisound. I have had great experience with both companies.

What's your budget? What subwoofer(s) do you have? Better options can be found.

Rock N' Roll ain't noise pollution

Go big or go home Steve. Get that 60!

They see me trollin', they hatin'

You are calling other people in this thread haters. But you clearly insult the people who serve and protect you. Laws are created for a reason.

Get em Jon!

Damn Gary Carter died.

Looks like every other Korean made amplifier. Are prices posted anywhere? Sounds like they are starting off terribly.

Agreed. Usually the baffle is the weakest point. Obviously because of the hole(s) cut in it. In that specific box the baffle will be very weak even though it is twice as thick.

I dont believe there is a scientific evaluation to enclosure bracing. It is good practice to brace every enclosure. It helps greatly with panel resonance. I find window bracing to be the most effective since it attaches to four sides on the enclosure instead of just two.

Fuse the wire. What size wire are you using?

If you are going to college study electrical engineering and business. These can help further your knowledge of electronics and help you run a business.