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that information is posted. search and you shall find

You have to realize that two weeks for a custom built sub tailored to your liking should NOT be a concern. It boggles my mind when people get upset about this. It's not a take off the shelf JL Audio or something, calm down

Sundownz,.....have you ever thought about manufacturing some batteries like DC Sound Labs, Cactus Sounds etc.? I thought this would be a nice addition later on down the road for expansion to the company.

You might have to send it to me so I can test it for you first

Go sealed. If its not enough ,build a ported

Still getting used to it

Lol, this thread has touched on just about everything else aswell besides the main topic.

This went well

^^^ Always tyring to shoot me down for some reason idk, anyway this was a long way down the road idea when sundown becomes big business.

Are you going sealed or ported? I have an 18Q in a sealed enclosure at the moment that measures 37Wx15Hx24D external and it loves everything under 50hz. i want to go ported but I want 8^3ft with all displacements to go that route

Somebody will be a proud owner soon

Cant wait to see some installs with these

Yep, thats the plan. May even do an SAE-500D later on for the even lower powered crowd. Just made a post pertaining about this before I saw this one Could be interesting

Honest mistake, atleast you learned something today right?

I like the SAZ-1000D idea, but my opinion on the others is: (1) Turn the SAZ-3000D into an SAZ-4000D and drop the nightshade NS-4000D idea. (2) Instead of the SAE-800D, downsize the internals,heatsink,etc. and label it an SAE-500D for the plug & play crowd

yeah, I just talked with him... might go that route. just wanted to make sure the amp could take it daily... BUT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO WIRE IT LIKE THAT!!! Would be a 10x better choice to do 2 1500Ds strapped. Old TC Sounds site... http://web.archive.org/web/20070224172836/....com/tc3000.htm can be wired... 1 sub; .35, 1.4, 5.6 ohm 2 subs; .7, 2.8 I know this for a fact, cuz we just put a meter on each sub, wired to the 1.4 diagram...and they read 1.4 ohm. add them series and we got .7 ohm, in parallel netted 2.8. I just want to know if a SAZ3000 can do .7 daily with my electrical without having problems... yeah I could/would do two 1500's if I need, but I dont. You got those backwards, parallel is low resistance, series is high resistance

OK ,well i've been wrong before. Next step is to take the sub out of the box and check it to see anything out of the ordinary.

If I had to guess the problem your box would be it. are you shure the q logic box is 3/4 because most all that i've seen were 5/8'' wood thickness. back in 97 I had those with RF DVC 15s in em and i could here the wood smacking together under high levels. I thought the box was going to blow apart and mine were 5/8'' 1.5^3ft q logic boxes

I would get it just incase user error comes into play, but not nesessary

I'm just shy of 400 miles away and I got mine in two weeks

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maybe you should try the deathrow 18 from IA

Steve also has a way better electrical than most anybody else.

Also looks like it has the bp option aswell

Same line of amps should be alike