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Nice Dang, did they scratch the back plate?

Could be thousands of different shapes... but lets just say you could do 9 x 9 x 4 " That is, if the sub will fit in 4" depth *laughs* Final depth is pending final basket selection. Chances are if you are running just one, sealed, you will have to make a slightly larger box just to get the woofer in it

I'm waiting for the 18s... I'll be able to say how the do vs. MTs and DD 9500Gs in my setup Have the MTs now and will try out the 9500Gs in the meantime!

If you can't get it working send it to me and I'll take a look, you do have a warranty on it after all

FETs are the square things with 3 legs on them along the heatsink.

I like those cooling vents Nick!

Easy solution would be to peer inside and look to see if the power supply FETs are burnt. Originally that one was pretty much DOA (the only 100.2 to date to be so) and popped one bank of FETs due to a short between two wires. Anyhow, pop the bottom cover and look around and LMK.

Call up Scottie at Powermaster, tell him that you are on Team Sundown and that he can verify that with me

Mike, Check first to see if the actual voltage at the amp terminals is good, if that is good and the remote voltage is good something may be wrong with it. I believe that is the refurbished 100.2 you got from me? Perhaps something else was wrong that did not show up in my testing, just let me know.

The b-stock SAX-100.4 has been sold.

~1800 - 2000 watts or so, perhaps more depending on your reactive load.

Haven't even thought about a tweeter yet But we'll see later on.

Now that is a shiny interior.

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=7116 With one battery, stock alt (about the same as the Civic in output), 1510 watts @ 12.4 volts. With another battery, stock alt, 1635 watts @ 12.8 volts. So... between 1500 and 1600 watts or so, give or take a few percentage --- This battery fits in the newer Civic (this is mine). Only have to notch the battery tie-down, literally, that is ALL you need to do:

How is your crossover, gain, and subsonic set ?

*laughs* Give up the pics!

You IA guys are mean spirited picture withholders *laughs* I had a dream that I saw death penalty pics, thats how bad it is. *edit* Ohhhh, edited back!

My uncle works at a fiberglass manufacturing company... I guess I should ask him if he can get resin for me sometime, huh?

Your install is easily the best looking 150+ dB install I've ever seen... much less @ 33 hz! My truck can almost do 160 @ 48 Hz (with the seat out) -- 158.8 with the seat in -- but does about the same as your car @ 33 Hz. And it certainly doesn't look pretty *laughs* And wow... 149 @ 20 Hz... I don't think mine will even get close. I bet the car goes crazy playing that. Very impressive! If I ever make it over to the UK I've got to sit in it As for bassrace, you may have to get an Epicenter and "add" bass to do bassrace... or you can try some "Young Jeezy" -- it hits in the 30s quite a bit.

that's pretty amazing that you have over 1k posts then! lol I know, right? I really haven't even looked @ this thread much before. Guess I'm out of the SSA off-topic loop!

I don't think I've ever posted in here before *laughs*

I glued a piece of cut-out sweat pants to the spider on my Brahma 15 years ago... played the sub for a year and it stayed on there, FYI. This quietened down the spider lead slap of that sub, could also help prevent wearing holes in your spider. I'm sure that technically it's not "good" for linearity, but I never heard any difference except no slapping sound

If I can make it to the meet, sure.

It looks like an SD-1 V.2 -- literally the ONLY thing in common with any Treo sub ever made is the basket. Same basket used by hundreds of other subs. Works great since it's one of the shallowest cast baskets out there. --- X-max is 12mm.

Jim Don't worry man, I'll take care of you later. This one is made to be a SUB, just happens to do okay on lower midbass too. I have a midbass / midrange in the works... trying to get protos. You'll have to listen to them. Unfortunately production won't be incredibly soon, but I should have prototypes before the end of the year!