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Lol @ you making fun of him for posting what equipment he's gonna use in HIS build log. If you don't like Skar that's cool, but damn. Oh, and what's wrong with having a matching sub and amp? The money from selling the American Bass amp should almost if not pay or it completely so not much cash will be lost?

Can't he get it reconed to a ten?

Sweetness....

Lol bump. Isn't that what the op wanted?

Nah I got you, I actually went the huge 2 channel route myself so I understand exactly what you mean. I was referring strictly to the last part of the post.

Probably for headroom instead of trying to squeeze every last watt out of a smaller amp.

Audioque 4x90! Plenty of power and awesome crossovers.

Damn that suuuucks....maybe make the Yukon a show car and start up a daily project?

I don't wanna look dumb but have these been released yet?

From personal experience...it very well may "wake your speakers up." You won't know until you try but for me it made a huge difference in clarity and loudness....of course.

When you're starting fresh make sure you READ all you can bro. Make sure you find what you want and buy what you like. Nothing sucks more than buying something AGAIN because of poor planning. There's plenty of info here so read away and welcome!

Lol as inaccurate as it probably is, the shit is cool I have to say. I would never buy it but it would be fun as hell to mess around with.

Ok so some of you may have read my other thread about the RF amp. Well I put my AQ 4X90 back in and bridged it on my fronts and got a naaaasty engine whine. I checked the ground, it was tight. I tried both my sub rca's and another pair of rca's they both make the noise. Sub amp makes no noise. When I disconnect the rca's the noise stops. I moved the ground so that my sub amp and the AQ's grounds were seperate, still got the noise. The noise stays loud regardless of head unit volume. I put the RF amp back in and it makes the same noise. I'm very clueless and frustrated. I followed the noise guide but none of it helped.

Hot damn...will all of the SAv2 series have that basket?

Got a nice new box, I wanna keep it. It's 1.75 per with a huge port (will edit in actual port specs later)tuned to 28hz. All of the higher power handling subs I see need more space so I'm looking for a subs that can do well in this box. I'm upgrading from SA-12's and the budget can be pretty high since this won't happen soon. Just looking so I can save up, or start saving.

Sorry for the confusion...I guess I have an excuse Well shit guys, that's obviously what makes it better! Better...clamp design and cool heatsinks!

Don't expect it to be waaaay louder. Expect more excursion from the driver, more flex, and more voltage drop with a slight increase in volume. If that's what you want then go for it.

Lol. He keeps dodging the question. It was a simple "why do you think your design will be successful?" And all he keeps saying is "just wait....you'll see...it'll be just like those good amps." As a potential customer, that's not what you wanna hear. Would you buy a Dodge if you saw a commercial that said "DODGE. Just as good as Ford and Chevy and all that...." Think about it.

Bridged. Gains and xo's not fully set so it clips a little on midbass heavy songs. For now I just have them crossed high. They have much more impact now. The drums make you blink and the ticks in rap songs are very loud. Midrange is super super clear. I might not buy new fronts for awhile now. It completely changed my plans. Lolrant.

The Audioque. I have mixed feelings about the Fosgate, it sounded fine on my rears (Punch 6.5 components) when I tested it.

Amps switched, rca's grounded, music loud and clear! Thanks everyone for all the help.

I guess it's worth a try. I'll look into it tonight

I'm familiar with the pico fuse issue. Are you sure that carries over to Kenwood? It's a KDC-X794 if you need to know.

Tirefryr, nope I have a Kenwood. Impious I tried that but i got all the way to he point where I need someone else's car and couldn't continue. Honda, I meant the ground terminal on the amp like power and ground. Sorry for the confusion, thanks for the help.

When you say "hook it up to your amp that is making the noise?" Do you mean into the terminal or ground it where the amp is?