Duran

<br /><br /><br />Did you take that peng?

dDRINKING tonight too, it's been lovely drinking with teh lady

The traction control works GREAT on them actually, I was shocked

You guys are getting an awesome snow storm, while all of our snow melted in the past 2 weeks

The REV-665 puts out plenty of power. Don't get caught up in numbers.

Will you be building a new enclosure to house the woofer?

Goals you'd like to achieve? C'mon you know the deal

I think Sean's drinkin' tonight

Can haz popcorn?

Yes, flatwound coils and fully loaded motor.

I started in audio with 2 12" Kickers and 500 watts I really did, but I'm just playin'

That's pushing it. It depends on the size of your stock alternator and battery.

Look into Deka Intimidator batteries, their largest battery is about $175, and can power your amplifier well.

A battery in the rear. What is your budget?

You have a battery that creates power through a chemical reaction, it is responsible for supporting the car's electronics when your alternator cannot. It's best to get the biggest alternator you can fit in the vehicle, and it should be enough considering your power level, or a large group 31 battery in the rear should be able to support the amplifier; assuming you want the 1700 watt BRZ.

The big three will probably not be sufficient, it won't add a y power to the electrical system. Those amplifiers will draw between 150 and 200 amps of current, it has to come form somewhere.

It depends. Do you have any electrical system upgrades? It takes power to make power.

Still, looking forward to it

The BRZ line is legit.

Yes people will hear you. Careful at the school though, that's how they get stolen.

Just give it time

Out of all places to express you like poop at least its in the international house of poo. Winner One more question to those fools and I am ordering a set. $2k I hadn't planned on spending, but I had planned on that much for the stereo so I guess its a wash. Probably list all my shit outside of drivers for sale finally now. Probably will keep the 880 for a little while...unless someone has a Behringer and they want to horsetrade.

Remember, it is YOUR music for your listening, no one else wants to hear your music. If you're going to be a menace to society I suggest finding another way to do it. Leave the audio for the people who chose not to abuse it.

In that case, yes, it can be heard form quite a distance. All sub-bass frequencies travel far.

Are you compensating for something, or looking for attention?