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Have you thought about a single 15 BTL on a SAZ 3000d? just a thought more cone area then what you have now and twice the power, should yield favorable results. Just a thought.
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What kind of truck? dodge,ford,chevy......... ever thought about down firing port back on top? I have made a few center console enclosures and IMO, they sound best either back firing or sub down port back.
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I would love a few myself!! great power handling, great sounding, pure SEX. Great idea if at all possible
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I am thinking 1.6ft^3 for the 2. I could extend the port farther back firing under the back seat with out limiting much leg room. Opinions?
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Happy B-Day
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Rockford fosgate power 3002, nice amp good power pretty cheap on ebay.
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I have noticed as of late that allot of people feel they need 3000+ watts. OK I admit I would love to have a saz 3000d or 2 or 3(lol) but I also understand that I don't have the electrical to run one let alone more than one. I think allot of newer people see big numbers and think if I get that I can do this. what they fail to realize is what it takes to to properly run at these levels. now don't get me wrong I am by no means as knowledgeable as I would like to be, But I am willing to learn and have learned a great deal from this forum. For that I would like to say thanks. I guess what I am getting at is. I have done and have heard systems that sounded great, got quite loud and were well under 1000 watts. I am all for high wattage systems I love seeing them, making my ears bleed(lol) I would just like the newer people to know if you want to go big be prepared to spend the money to do so properly. just my little rant.......lol Chad
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PG Tantrum 1200.1 OR jbl GTO 14001?
chad y replied to rodolfo28's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
I have a PG 1200.1 and I love it. so how much do you want for yours?......lol -
audiopulse axis......TC Sounds 3000
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How many forum members does it take to change a light bulb?
chad y replied to MKader17's topic in Off Topic
I really lol'ed or L'edOL if you want to be grammatically correct As did I yeah I'm an ass -
How many forum members does it take to change a light bulb?
chad y replied to MKader17's topic in Off Topic
so since no one asked.............(lol) how many watts was the light-bulb? do you have the proper electrical to run that light-bulb? did you consider any other light-bulbs prior to changing it? what is it you didn't like about the previous light-bulb? what is your end goal of it? what will it be used for? hahaha -
mach 5 Mj18M 5 ft^3 tuned to 30 hz powered off a rockford fosgate power t3002. Mj18M ....$155 T3002.... ebay $150-200 box $75 wiring $100 500-600 dollar range ..... this was just the first thing to come to mind
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how much space you have to work with?
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congrats to all
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4.5 ft^3 is not enough for a 18 ported. why don't you consider a 15 instead?
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Wiring question (not about parallel/series, dont worry)
chad y replied to the mange's topic in Subwoofers / Speakers
You could, what you could also do is drill 2 holes slightly smaller than 3/8" and then use 3/8" bolts to attach your wires to. use some wood glue and then thread the bolts through the holes. -
look at that for once I had a interesting topic (haha) Just funny how many misconceptions there are out there.
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using 3/4" baffle you will be able to fit 3.5"-4" of depth on the 8's and still clear your door panels.
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pop the top......oh yeah
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^^^^^^^ Great advice!!! maybe you should read http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=22684 just a suggestion
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do you have your doors deadend? I know in those trucks you can fit up to 8" midbass in the door with minimal modifacation. You may want to consider 3 way active. midbass in the doors and 3"-4" midrange in the kicks. then tweets. There are others here that can help you more. something to consider.
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looks like a very solid front stage. what are you going to use for processing? what amps do you have in mind? I am very interested in this build as I have stated before. please keep us updated on your progress. also if you run in to any issues. thanks chad