Duran

Poast

There is NO phone number. Also, you have been emailing them all WEEKEND. Those guys have other lives they aren't here to build subwoofers 24/7.

If you want low end port it and tune low.

I would always recommend round subs over square. Please clarify exactly why. It's a personal opinion.

Loudest I've heard...my car actually lol there was nothing spectacular back at home. But I just moved so there might be some competition

It could easily be done, it's possible.

Yes it is worth the extra money, all of the SAZ series are worth it.

Early morning poast

I would always recommend round subs over square.

They are the same subwoofer, one square, one round. Pick the CVX.

They don't have a phone number. They built speakers not answer phones. Email them.

You don't want SQ, you don't know the definition of "SQ" so don't use the term. You want balls out loud, and you want it to sound "good", not sound QUALITY they are different terms. Any sub can give you output and sound good doing it but it's mostly up to your enclosure.

I wouldn't want those amps.

A larger enclosure would raise efficiency making it louder.

As far as I know they are the same motor as any other DP.

It's a magnet boot, leave it. Along with the sticker.

Who is it that you speak of? I shouldn't have used captain, gives negative connotations to the true captain. This one is the one who copy's what other cats make Are you talking about certain Korean made amplifiers?

Who is it that you speak of?

Exactly

I was thinking you got laid for a minute...I should have re-thought that!

Posting from my new apartment! And stealing someone else's wireless FTW

I use T-nuts and bolts, be sure to glue them into position though or they will come out.

Which is why it's pointless to care

I have a feeling that the SAZ-1000d would have some trouble with running a pair of 10w7's. Perhaps even a SAZ-1500d might not be ideal... although I do not have any personal experience with the amps and their respective power ratings. Just on paper.. it looks like I would need to give the subs a total 1500 watts rms ( 750 watts each). How would I get that kind of power from the smaller SAZ-1000d amp at a 1.5 ohm load (parallel) by using two 3 ohm coils? Are the subs power requirements severely over-rated... and the amps output specs severely under-rated? Can this amp really give me the power the subs would need? Am I not understanding something here? There would be no problem AT ALL putting less than recommended power on a speaker.

No it doesn't. At all. Would you like very dim or extremely dim? I hope you realize that 4300K is the brightest temperature.