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With a proper electrical system the 1500D is very powerful: SAZ-1500D POWER TESTING - SSA Car Audio Forum

The 1500D is very under rated, it will do closer to 1750. In my opinion a MUCH better choice than anything Maxxsonics makes.

It doesn't need 2,000 watts to "reach its fill potential" That's a moronic way of thinking.You sound like Steve Mea[)e

Fi and Ascendant Audio is the same company by the way, one is internet only the other is dealer only.

Don't put 2,000 watts on it. 1500 is more than enough.

Impressive

Thanks for the heads up. Fixed.

I would choose Sundown, but I'm biased, very biased

Back home finally

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Very nice job guys

Bose blose.

The bastard stole my money. Don't buy for him! Haha he's a great guy

Happy late birthday HoP! I have about 1K in there

2 15's in 10 cubes on 4K.

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I only buy directly from Jake

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Do the math, for 3,500 watts you should have 350 amps of power on tap as they will be your maximum current draw, not taking into account the rest of the car's electrical system, and the amp you will have on your other speakers. I guarantee you'll need a high output alternator, the largest you can fit in your vehicle, an upgraded starting battery, and one but probably two large batteries in the rear. It takes power to make power.

Actually I believe it's carpet. BJ, phenomenal work. Your enclosure is still solid as a rock in my trunk

Well it's just pi*r^2 * length, which for a 3/8" rod about 20" long is only 2.2 cubic inches. I don't think you'd notice that in the sound, haha. ? 20" = 20 feet? lol that is alot of rod! the max i will need is about 11.75 which is about 0.00075 ^3 lol as for the wood idea as a brace i am worried b/c right now my box is about 6.1~ at bestat about 40hz (not build yet but soon to be) so with wood i fear it would be to much and i would lose out on cubic volume. but will a flat head screw pull though the mdf? keep in mind the head is on a taper so it has a lot of surface area. o well i will keep playing with the idea! 20" = 20 inches 20' = 20 feet

T/S parameters have the largest impact on the design of a port, if you are ever unsure that's the safest thing to design around. Explain what you mean. I assume you're talking about what tuning frequency would sound best with a given driver? Yes that, Xmax, and Sd.

I have seasons 1-4 I need to go buy the rest...