Jybfan04

If I wire 2 subs down each dual d1 coils down to 2 ohms meaning each sub is wired down to 2 ohms does the amp bridge that internally to 1 ohm..

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saz 1500d Nissan Altima is the ride..

Thanks for the help I kind of knew I had it right I just wanted to double checked to make sure I didn't have any erros because I was prepping for a comp and if you turn to high lets jus say it could have been trouble somewhere especially on the electrical I have.

153 @ 36hz (sealed box) 149.5 bass race would have done a 151 but backed off so i didnt go into the 50 class, i was at a 149.7 with 15 seconds left Sure it wasn't 149.8 every tenth counts..

got my setup metered at a comp which is 2 12 ssds copper coils on 1500d scored a 140.4 and met a guy with 8 15 ssds cool guy and I believe he is on this forum as well can't remember his name on here. thanks scott for a great product.

april 29th they are having another one you know I will be there hopefull I can do a better number.

hopefully by next show if you dont get some testing in i will have my new laptop and i'll bring the mic down with me, congrats on the bass race win thanks again for all the help man I am very appreciative. You know I wanna be like you when I grow up wit the wangin whip man it felt good being in your truck you have a sick setup and I likes your bassrace numbers.

.14 cu ft I found it...

How much do they take up as a far as displacement goes..

Really depends on the amp you know but price really isn't my concern so just throw in a few amps.. I believe they can take 150-200 watts @ 4 ohm...

Thanks for the help...

What is the recommended amount of port area for an SSD with copper Coils? Think I need to build another enclosure but I want to get everything panned out before I do so..

What wiring Options do I have with Dual D1 Coils for 1 and 2 subs need all the wiring possibilities. Thanks in advance

And that thread says NOTHING about recommended port area. Some people actually do read... But anywho I think the current box that i have doesn't have enuff port area so I wanna build another one but I want some input with recommended port area and when somebody gets to it that would be great.

Sure, I am always up for a meet. Maybe we can grab a few other people, possibly build something. seriously? what part of MD? I live in Frederick but I drive everywhere...my fiancee even lives in Baltimore county I live north east, there is a dbdrag show in glen burnie on the 31st. I believe Randy might come up and compete, so we could have a few people there. I know I will most definately be there... trying to get things prepared now..

Yep got your email and sent a response back please advise. btw [email protected] is my email addy.

that can only be done through you so when you see this please respond to my email sir thanks in advance Jybfan04

I have to agree with others as well but my only concern would be about the customers who purchased your amp based on the pretenses that you warrantied your amps down to .5 ohm. How would you take care of those customers or maybe you should warranty your amps at .5 ohm but have to meet a certain spec to even recieve that warranty. just my 2 cents if it matters any sir and great amp btw I am really liking it and can't wait to drop it down to 1ohm just waiting to upgrade things first.

Sure, I am always up for a meet. Maybe we can grab a few other people, possibly build something. Sounds like a plan..

Can't wait to hear it...

Can i meet you man all jokes aside you live in MD I would love to meet you and hear how the sub sounds and maybe you can teach me a few things car audio wise..

Yea because if I remember my email correctly I was the first to test out the proto coils which I do need to speak with you about.

The SSD is a great sub... The SSD is currently being powered by a SAZ-1500d on my stock electrical along with my beautiful Pioneer 860mp as the captain of the ship Anywho When I first purcahsed the sub I only had a 4.5 cu ft ported enclosure for its home and well lets say it was a great experience to say the least. 4.5 cu ft review: 4.5 cu ft enclosure didn't really provide the SQ that I was looking for but it was loud and allowed it to produce a substantial amount of spl. Very noticable to the point it would tickle my ears and this is one sub mind you had friends that rode in my car think I had 2 subs. I enjoyed the 4.5 cu ft enclosure but due to me having copper coils and reading more and more up on it I felt that I was missing out alot on the low end of things because the copper coils were designed to work better with smaller enclosures. The sub had a pretty good low end but felt it has more left in it. It gets a lil peaky on the higher frequencies but im hoping I can smooth alot of that out with a bit of tweaking. Dual 2 cu ft review: now onto the other enclosure that I own I let a buddy borrow my dual 2 cu ft enclosure and was waiting till he got back into town from school so we can swap becuase the 4.5 cu ft is his. So currently I have the ssd in on of the sides of the box and the net for the box is approximately 4 cu ft so when I go to purchase another ssd it will fit nice and snug next to its brother. I am still testing the sub and the gains are minimal dropping it down to a smaller enclosure actually im a little bit upset that I lost the spl that I was fond of with the 4.5 cu ft however I have noticed that the sub is a little bit louder to the ear but im sure with the meter the 4.5 cu ft will have produced some better numbers. the 2 cu ft enclosure has a lot of sq more sq than I really want but again I still have some tweaking to do so I will keep you guys updated as I find that sweat spot for this sub. Thanks Scott for a great product and I will be contacting you soon because I have a few questions to ask you before I purchase another ssd.

The SSD is a great sub... fing34.gif The SSD is currently being powered by a SAZ-1500d on my stock electrical along with my beautiful Pioneer 860mp as the captain of the ship Anywho When I first purcahsed the sub I only had a 4.5 cu ft ported enclosure for its home and well lets say it was a great experience to say the least. 4.5 cu ft review: 4.5 cu ft enclosure didn't really provide the SQ that I was looking for but it was loud and allowed it to produce a substantial amount of spl. Very noticable to the point it would tickle my ears and this is one sub mind you had friends that rode in my car think I had 2 subs. I enjoyed the 4.5 cu ft enclosure but due to me having copper coils and reading more and more up on it I felt that I was missing out alot on the low end of things because the copper coils were designed to work better with smaller enclosures. The sub had a pretty good low end but felt it has more left in it. It gets a lil peaky on the higher frequencies but im hoping I can smooth alot of that out with a bit of tweaking. Dual 2 cu ft review: now onto the other enclosure that I own I let a buddy borrow my dual 2 cu ft enclosure and was waiting till he got back into town from school so we can swap becuase the 4.5 cu ft is his. So currently I have the ssd in on of the sides of the box and the net for the box is approximately 4 cu ft so when I go to purchase another ssd it will fit nice and snug next to its brother. I am still testing the sub and the gains are minimal dropping it down to a smaller enclosure actually im a little bit upset that I lost the spl that I was fond of with the 4.5 cu ft however I have noticed that the sub is a little bit louder to the ear but im sure with the meter the 4.5 cu ft will have produced some better numbers. the 2 cu ft enclosure has a lot of sq more sq than I really want but again I still have some tweaking to do so I will keep you guys updated as I find that sweat spot for this sub. Thanks Scott for a great product and I will be contacting you soon because I have a few questions to ask you before I purchase another ssd.