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Good job, Marcos Keep in mind that when my new car comes in, those handly little boax and wall making skills of yours will be utilised to the max

Thought I'd post this in behalf of my buddy Marcos (Mega Heavy Bass), who competed in a dBDrag event today with 4 x Stereo Integrity 15's. I will let him fill you in on the scores, but for now, I leave you with this: Oh, and remember - this wasn't built as a burp machine but as something to play music. The SPL is just a by-product Stereo Integrity = teh win

Hi its Max here Just wondering - is there a website for SA amps or somewhere where I can see pictures? Please let me know. Thanks

not at all. this is my forum name i have had for years.

it depends on the colour of the car the sticker is going on. if its, say blue, then a blue sticker will look $hit. if, on the other hand, the car is silver, then a blue sticker will look good. in my opinion, i would do 2 batches - silver and blue. and if you car dont fit any of those 2, then it just sucks, plain and simple.

basically they're great, no matter if its a v1, v2 or v3

as far as i know, you can get these ports in the USA....somebody on caraudio.com has some i believe.

well, me and stig had a chat but it looks like due to personal circumstances he wont be using SI. its a shame, but Marcos (Mega Heavy Bass) has instead taken on the battle with 4 x 15's and 6,000RMS so either way, SI is gonna be LOUDER than ever across the Atlantic anyhow - stig - i wish you all the best

Yeh, I'm gonna hasve to drop by too ....or wait a minute, I'm not that close Nick, while we;re on the IB topic, can Mags do IB in a car? Anyone tried it to your knowledge?

Nick don't worry. We're just covering the logo up so folks don't know what in the loud purple car until the last minute. Besides, dont u think the 'MB' looks kinda cool?

to some people 1 mag in a good box with good clean power is enough. 2 will certainly get you heard. while the XXX is certainly a good driver, it is not efficient.

STICK ANOTHER PORT IN!!!!!! DO IT RIGHT 1st TIME!

I just noticed that yuo run DLS Iridiums, niiiiiiiiiiiiiice

Bumfluff Bill I sent you a text last week about you and what the new, mid-line Mags may be abke to do for you...........especially since you have room for 12 Ding me up to let me know what's goin' on

oh really? how about we double up on woofers......then double the power

From what I know, the Mag was built to reproduce music accurately. And that it certainly does. It's a well built woofer that in the right box, I am sure could pull some good numbers. People are often forgetting that while the sub is ceratinly important, its the box that'll make it or break it.

anybody have any damping numbers on the old Kicker ZR series amps?

I have heard a lot of things over the years. HU - Alpine and Eclipse. I don't like Pioneer's face layout and Nakamichi are not reliable. Amps - I am looking forward to seeing what Incriminator Audio 20.1's can do Aside from that, I like the old RF's like the 1000a2, the 1000.2, Zapco and Kicker ZR series. Components - CDT, PG Elite. I would like to hear some Koda's Wooferage - where do I start For me there are 3 companies that I think are untouchable when you take their products and service into account together. Stereo Integrity, Incriminator Audio and Digital Designs. Between them, they make some of the strongest woofers out there. I would like to heard what AudioQue's can do. I hear good things I think this thread should be more about what I would like to try in the future as opposed to what I like now

NO. Proto to me. AND he's gotta oay shipping too

bump for a real useful thread

nick, is it going to be 12's and 15's, the new baby magnum? (i am guessing if i recall the "10's are for woosies" comment )

Nick, get yo butt over to the post office and USPS me some of that wire.

STIGGY Try and get yo butt on MSN, I have something sorted for you. Because I am so cool.

great stuff. nick's a helluva guy and as honest as they get. we need more people like him. (and more drrivers from SI)

I believe that that is what is referred to as the 'paper plate on a voice coil' driver