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I'm going to be running a Sundown SAE-1000D with my SSD. Its a bit over the budget, but its some headroom, and its bridgeable for later expansion. With the gains down a bit, it should work excellently. Someone can probably sugguest something that fits your criteria better, but I'm partial to Sundown.

How about a Sundown SAE-1000D? Just turn the gains down a bit and you'll have no problems, and some headroom to spare!

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Flatwind! Okay, flatwind. With or without BP Cooling? Also... how much does Flatwind affect sound quality? Some people make it sound pretty bad.

12 Inch SSD, powered by a SAE-1000D, probably ported box. Copper or Flatwind coil? Cooling? I'm hoping I can get away without cooling.

I'm pretty much balls to the walls when it comes to bass... But if it comes to that, I'll turn the gains down. In your own opinion, would a SSD with BP Power and Copper Coil take 1kw? TheAbunai was running 1kw each on his SSDs, but I'm not sure of the specifics on his setup.

Is that a cigarette burn on your amp, or did something arc and burn off the green coating? o.O

Heh, ok, maybe I'll get cooling.

I have a Creative Gigaworks G500 5.1 system. Cost me $299 several years back, THX certified it says. Sounds pretty good. The ported 8" woofer has plenty of bass. Claims 120W on the woofer or so. Bought a cheap Creative Sound Blaster Audigy sound card at the same time. Might want to check that out, a complete 5.1 system thats all matched and everything.

Make simple wooden furniture. Some people want/need cheap, quality chairs/tables without all the fancy designs and engravings. My friend runs a rattan furniture store, and the prices for that stuff is pretty mean. I like simple and functional.

Hmm, thats funny. This should be a part that any auto store carries. Try your local dealership's parts dept.

Man, I wish we had that kinda large pick-n-pull in Hawaii... We only got a little place where the cars are stacked to the sky.

I'm liking that suede. Suave.

Its looks like it could work, as long as the ESC can handle the amp load and it provides clean power. Just make what ever you're controlling the ESC with doesn't go bezerk and dump 24V+ straight through.

So what are these and what do they do? Perhaps we can find some alternate fasteners that can do the job.

Heh, you guys make it sound pretty bad, but the LOC isn't all that bad. You could try it out, and if it doesn't sound good enough for you, then just hang on to it, I'm sure it may come in handy for something. Unless you pony up the cash for the Fosgate. :D

Holy sheep indeed.

How much power are you guys running to your SSD's, optioned out, or not.

What are these from? If they're interior clips that came on your car, check with your local dealership's parts department. Another place to get them that I would check first is NAPA or any auto shop around you. They often have odd body panel clips and assorted hardware for decent prices.

Nice box and sub, but isn't 42Hz a little high? Also, Eternal Kaos VP, I don't think capitalizing every word is necessary.

I went the crude way for my home setup. I'm using an old H/K amp with no variable volume RCA outs, so I bought a Scosche High Level to RCA converter at Wal-Mart. It taps into your speaker outputs and gives you an RCA signal to work with. Now I know its not the most elegant solution, but it cost me all of about $20, and it sounds fine for my purposes (subwoofer). So don't hate. Theres one simple solution for ya.

Should be alright if they're fully loaded, you set the gains properly, and you're smart with the volume knob.

So the 1000 is rated at 1000W @ 14.4 volts. What kind of numbers are we looking at closer to voltages on stock electrical, say 13V? Would two 1000d's be content on an 100A alt, with the big 3, and a battery in the rear? Also, one amp does 1000W, but two strapped does 1800. Why is this? And one more question... would a 1000d on a Fi SSD 12" wang awesomely? Thanks! -Trevor

Cool, I'll see if I can make it, thats out in kaneohe right?

Either way, there shouldn't be much of a noticeable difference, unless you're planning to compete. You won't be able to hear the difference. Strapping will simplify things quite a bit too, as mentioned above. -Trevor