ChiTownTBird312

just make a post here....there are tons of people who im sure wouldnt mind designing one for you. just look at the Pound That Sound logo for instance...

what are you replacin all of them with?

wait you sold the 01? or just the rims...

thats what im thinking about doing...i've told him tons of things that he needs to do with his system, but he wont listen to me. he doesnt believe that you can "tune" a box when you make it, and he says that wouldnt make a difference with what frequency of notes the subs will pick up, to him that depends on the power goin to the subs and he had his amp bolted to the box covering up half the port...and said it doesnt make a difference in sound....

welcome welcome. hope you find answers to all your questions. good folks all over this forum that can help you out.

that i dont know. and as far as the gain i told him how to do that, but he said he likes it the way it is...

the way he has the subs hooked up they are spliced into the factory subwoofer channel....so for some reason it doesnt even really hit unless the volume is all the way up when the bass is all the way off. but i have no clue how he wired the subs before, but i said forget it and took them out wired them to a 4ohm load on the amp and they sound wonderful now. nice and clear and hit hard as hell. no dimming, nothing shutting off. everything seems to be working fine now. gain is all the way down...and i think he said he turned ss filter all the way up..

damn...that box carpet looks like it matches that paint perfectly. i cant even lie...thats one of the cleanest looking boxes ive seen. good work man.

that box is teh sexx.....nice build man cant wait to see those beasts in that box

stock everything electrical no nothing....hes what you'd call a noob to car audio. half the things i tell him he doesnt know what im talking about.

google it ...or search it here you'll find a picture of one eventually the level 5 10 was custom made. only one exists....as of right now anyway lol that thing is a BEAST! cant wait to see some vids of that thing bangin...btw who's the lucky owner?

why 40?

ive always liked dc subs...what are their prices like for 12's and 15's? *for the lvl4's?

thats what im thinking too....fully loade bl 15 is more than 300 bucks. the hdc 15 is only 250 and if they are more comparable to the btl im thinking its definately a better buy

okay thanks...any other input guys/girls? anybody have any hands on experience wit them or runnin them at the moment?

umm...you will really feel the bass either way you go. both subs are beasts if you have them setup right. the btl can handle a bit more power and if thats what your looking for than thats what you should get. its a straight spl beast. but if you dont want to spend the money on the btl, the bl will satisfy you just as well....like i said and most others will say too all in the right setup. what exactly are you looking for in your system?

thats kinda vague....what do you mean it sounds like its not handling the power? sounds like its clipping? bottoming out? the btl should be able to handle the power that amps puttin out all day...

in the right enclosure, good electrical, good CLEAN power i say the bl would out perform the T1 in most ways if not everyway. ive heard bl's a couple times in person and they out perform most "main-stream" subs i have heard.

would you really be able to tell the difference in sound from having it ported on the side as apposed to having a center port?

i would email or pm him bro....you shouldnt post info like that in a public thread.

haha i know right...nope it wasnt smd. i forget the name of it...i was googling somethin about fi and a clicked on the first link that came up. i stick to this forum and smd

alright cool....didnt know that. and i got it from another forum.

oh....a 22" btl and maybe a 22" bl??? where did you hear that?

not a problem

http://www.*****.com/board/ind...c=31127&hl= its not fi and not a btl or bl.....but it is "true" from what ive heard and read it will all depend on the success of the 15" and 18" versions of the new AA smd sub