shizzzon

Also, post where u are located and of our members on here may be able to personally help as well.

can u make a video of 30fps? Also, describe what it isn't doing that you are expecting? If you are lacking lowend, try tuning the subsonic down just a little but i don't think that's your complaint though. The subs are in their recommended enclosure - 4 cuft per sub @32hz... I would go over the box and make sure you have absolutely no air leaks. Check and see if the clip light ever comes on... If it's not coming on, u need to crank it up some more. Also, can u make a vid of the clip light? I know that sounds stupid but maybe you are being to safe... I try to almost scare people from clipping their subs because i figure they still might turn it up just a little past what they should... We can go from there.

Actually, i care less bout subs gettin damaged, i want to make sure my batteries aren't damaged! Heh, stopped off the collision center today to pick up my garage door opener and they got my car parked directly in the center of the repair building... It's makin me wonder if they plan on demoing my wall? They aren't gonna get far though cuz i got it set to put out no bass, hehe. The universal master gain controller is turned all the way down and is mounted underneath the dash...

base your decision on what room you have because it's gonna come down to the box design. the 12s need 5cuft NET and the 18 is gonna want a little more. They both can dig into the lows just fine.

I recently built myself a Q9300 (quad 2.5stock, OCed to quad 3.33 for daily use) with 4gb of RAM(OCed to 1114MHz) with a FSB of 1772MHz for daily. I built this pc mainly to be able to backup 1080p videos as i have done DVDs on this pc and has been phenomenal! 6-8 minutes on a 2pass encoding up to 3.5hrs worth of video complete. I also wanted to be able to do High Definition as well but i see that's more complicated. It took me approximately 3hrs 32min to 2pass encode a 2hr movie at 1080p. Everything will be around this if not higher in a couple yrs and that's when i want to build the next new monster... but what i am about to lay out IS A MONSTER. So, for those who always keep up with technology, help me make sure i dont choose the wrong processor line- I want to use a Quad socket motherboard... YES, u read right, a quad SOCKET motherboard with 4 Quad cpus in it. The encoding software I use works best with processors that have the highest SSE level instruction know-how. I am assuming this would be Intel Xeon processors, correct? I see AMD Opteron's are almost a steal but i know nothing of their SSE instructions if they have any and their level. Basically, i need a 16 core MINIMUM system running around 8-32gb of memory, nothing too high.... And that's another question. Motherboards that support quad socket only use ECC memory. How does ECC memory differ from non-ECC memory in terms of video encoding and massive hard drive use of backing up data from customer's computers daily and maybe a pc game here n there? Even though this sounds massive, from my guesstimation, i'm only assuming a 2pass encoding time of 1080p for a 2hr video to be just a hair under 60 minutes. Faster than that would be awesome but i think that's about right.

Nope.. i got the best one ever... or at least for a while. I was just in an accident yesterday morning when some lady wasn't payin attention and slammed on her brakes and caused me to hit her. My car's in the shop now prob for a week or so but when the guy was out there markin the damage area down, i told him this- I know it's not anywhere near the impact area, BUT can you have someone inspect the pulley system and MAKE SURE the belt is on tight and nothing is loose because i got a show to go to in 2 weeks and i need to make sure the alternator is still in top notch shape.

my car uses toyota parts so maybe i can give u some ideas. Besides the typical plastic pieces that just pop out... Look for small door cover around door handle and any part of the arm rest that is being "Acccented" for no reason whatsoever... Sometimes, little designs in the arm rest have screws behind them so they need to be popped off with a flathead screwdriver to reveal screws. Try to see fi u can pop off any part of the armrest to reveal any screws.

yep but goin in a cherokee and want some good potential out of this box. I normally would go smaller as most would but you will get a lot of pressure out of a design like this. Space was not an issue but i didnt want it very tall either.