Bob345

Wait the subs where in the glass with the magnets outside?!?!? WTF?!?

Nvm just read the last post

Check your rca's. I think it's always best to check the where the signal travles like from your head unit to amp and amp to subs

I've always seen that kenwoods have decent eq'ing.

When i bought my q it said the same thing untill it arived

You could also look at some older used analog oscopes on eBay, I've seen some for as low as $50.

Tektronix is a good brant when looking into an oscope

http://www.automoblog.net/2009/11/16/bugatti-veyron-crashes-into-lake/

You have to realy have some guts to to that to a car that expensive! Any way it looks sick!

Then we are like the movie twins, he is nice I am an arseho.

I would tune more towards the mid 20's. 33hz would be lacking in movies. You could also run the risk of unloading because allot of movies have frequencies below 30 hz

Just to be sure, you are talking about ht as in movies right?if so, if you could try a infinite baffle setup,it would have great low end.

Here's a nice higher power tweeter http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=264-1032

What I would recomend are hard dome tweeters. Most hard/ metal dome tweeters get loud but won't be as harsh as a supertweeter.

Looks good!

Il be there!

MOAR!!!!!!

Good stuff! And how do those silver flutes sound? Iv been looking into making a pair of components with them

Looks good!

Well on the bright side, he know knows he has an indestructable box. Bur damn, that car realy got messed up.

Looks great!

X2 and don't forget to make a build log!!

Damn! Now this is the ONLY sett of 22" wheels that are done right! Normaly I would say 18 shouldbe the bigest anyone should use, but you actualy pulled it off without looking like crap! That actualy looks prety good!

Lol I was the same way when I got my q

For instance, the xmax is the farthest it will move in 1 direction before distorting. The xlim is the farthest it will move while distorting. Usually the excursion is either stopped by the excursion limiters(whether it be the spiders or the limiting-ties), or on older/cheaper subs it's stopped when the coil bottoms out(or in rare cases the coil jumping off the pole). Some subs have a small xmax whilst having a giant xlim, so that you can option to drive them hard(move alot of cone area) without the coils crashing. The bad thing about spiders limiting the travel is when you have the embedded tensil leads, it can cause unnecessary strain on them during excessive cone travel(excursion). I just found a site showing how xmax and xlim are defined, you can take a look if you want to know what I'm referring to. http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/xmax.htm So you want to find how far you can push them past their limits? Perhaps you should get a btl. X2