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Nothing better than being in a jacked up redneck truck, rolling through the city screaming the words to barbie girl in German. I think Rammstein did that one too.

microsoft is crap top.

It was bound to crap out. Look who makes it.

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Oh no, I am sorry to hear that. It's cool how would an explorer fair in SS1-2? Not sure, seems more were is Street Class. My main competition in SS.1-2 is Team Rooney. He does 164xx out of a land rover and is at all of the competitions I'm at. kwl.............i cant believe i ignored this ihop s$h!t ..its soo cool..........................sry for bein random.....wohoo first ihop post.!!! I bet I don't come off as a hardcore spl'er in the rest of this forum, lol.

Oh no, I am sorry to hear that. It's cool how would an explorer fair in SS1-2? Not sure, seems more were is Street Class. My main competition in SS.1-2 is Team Rooney. He does 164xx out of a land rover and is at all of the competitions I'm at.

I can't answer that from my computer chair. What I can tell you is that a sealed alignment will be quieter, but it doesn't suffer from unloading. Your ported enclosure is tuned to 30 hz and your SSF is probably right there. Your ssf is probably 12-dB/octave which means that at 25 hz the sealed enclosure might be louder. The sealed enclosure does have a steeper roll-off than a ported box, but the SSF may be steeper. There are too many factors for me to be able to answer definitively. Sealed enclosures are simple in theory, but they aren't the most efficient solution. Musically speaking the sealed alignment should play a note better than a ported box below its tuning.

Why buy a 2kw watt hifonics when you probably could have gotten a much better 1kw amp?

Punctuation and capitalization is your friend.

My advice is to disconnect the rca's. Start with hooking up the mid-bass rca's to the rear out of the deck and into channel 1&2 of the amp. Hook the tweeters up to their own rca's from the front out of the deck into channel 3&4. I would set the low pass on channel 1&2 at 2.5khz and the high pass at 50 hz just for safety. Channel 3&4 I would set the highpass @ 2.5 khz for safety. I would keep the gains low and turn on the system. Using the crossovers on the deck, set the crossovers. I would avoid using the passives on the tweeters, just keep the gain low on channel 3/4. Once you have the x-overs set on the deck, turn the x-overs off on the amp (with the power off). And turn it back on. Keep the volume low, turn it up slowly. Keep your ears listening for over-excursion.

also you should realize that if they were on after midnight last night it will say they were on today.

Slandering a company on their forum isn't the right answer. Try emailing Nick, if you have a hotmail/gmail etc email it might get in his junk mail. Being pissed off just makes the day longer. I don't know how your system was set-up but surround failure is not normal. It is normally a symptom of over-excursion from a woofer playing below tuning. Not to mention clipping signals as I'm sure you like your woofers loud. And that Lanzar amp isn't known for sending the cleanest signal.

Oh, and you will need to run a second set of rca's from your amp to run active. Use the rear outs for the mid-bass and the front outputs for the tweets. It will make all 4 crossovers available from the deck.

1. back to the inputs. you can see both ends of the RCA in the pic. 2. I don't have a multimeter at the house but i'll be sure to check it tomorrow. I wasn't sure, it looked like it. I'm not sure if the rca's re-routed to the same is good.

You will probably only see ~1700 watts out of that amp, but it's better than lanzar.

have you tried emailing Nick or Fi in general.

Where is the output set of rca's going to. Recheck your wiring for impedance loads.

Oh no, I am sorry to hear that. It's cool how would an explorer fair in SS1-2?

the whole thing about this question was my box tuned to high to do a hair trick or move air, or was it just to close to the hatch? if you didnt think this was a logical question then what are you doing reading it? my tape messure went MIA, so i dont have the demension jus yet FYI: I didnt buy this sub for sq, i bought this sub for SPL. obviously if theres no air moving theres no PL. correct me if i am wrong. OK, you're wrong. In my street A car, there wasn't any air moving, but it was loud. I have a feeling either your driver is port starved, or has too big of a port. On top of that fart boxes generally don't do hair tricks, I believe if you ask around the people doing hair tricks in a daily vehicle will be tuned in the mid-to-high 30's.

What kind of processing do you have available? Zapco D650.6 would be my suggestion if you haven't already purchased processing. It has digital crossovers you set with a computer.

The size of the enclosure determines efficiency for the most part (every woofer wants a different box). Box size also determines output at lower frequencies, a big sealed box will get very low, and require less power to do so.