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Idk but I tried to stay out of it as Aaron politely asked us to calm down. At least we have a few new members I guess

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I like it!

I get what your saying haha

I use $5 pieces of shit from TJ Maxx, lol. Sound as good as some SQ competitors vehicles.

Any left?

Welcome!

I bet she's fun!

my buddy has been photoshopping skar onto a bunch of sundown stuff, we got a 6.5 mid somewhere and the comp set Then he'll measure the output proving that the skar logo adds additional power!

Actually I don't. If it's Crescendo, no thanks. I think AQ lol. I had some cheap ~40 dollar vmoda buds that were decent.

Is this for your 2000 crv?

Get a component set, what size is your stock front door speaker? You don't need custom doors to mount a tweeter. Anything that the rear speakers would produce in the rear deck would be terribly distorted by the subs, and frankly I don't like any rear speakers in my setups. And as a bonus removing the rear speakers will give the sub more ventilation into the cabin.

Don't waste your money.

And I just noticed that this was for rears, skip them altogether and do a better front stage.

Coaxials play the whole spectrum (minus sub ~80hz) those crescendos are just a mid, and will need a tweeter to go with it. You need to state your goals, budget, mounting locations, and what processing you have available so that we can point you in a better direction.

Or that^^

Get the 15.

I think I'll have to try one of these.

Why is it removed from youtube on his account?

CS is one of the biggest things that I consider before I purchase something.

If it's a 12 and you can't change it let me know, I might buy it so you can get the one you want.

Power is the least efficient way to get louder. You will notice very little difference between 600 and 1200 watts. You are not losing anywhere near 50% of your output. This is all assuming that they can't change your order which they might be able to do.

You are more worried than you should be, and I misread your post wire it to 2 ohms for 600 watts.

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IF you can't change it just wire it to 2 ohms, and then when you get the urge to upgrade (which often happens) you can add a second d1 and wire to 1 ohm. 600 Rms is plenty of power to get the SSD going.