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3 way - SAE-1200D on Subwoofers SAX-125.2 on Midbass SAX-100.4 on Midrange and tweeters. 2 way - SAE-1200D on Subwoofers SAX-100.4 on Midrange and tweeters.

Sundown - SAZ-2000D FTW! Second I would look into the Audioque over the Hifonics just for the customer service you would get from AQ over Hifonics.

Also check for a loose panel while you have your subwoofer out. Also double check your settings to make sure your not sending it a clipped signal.

I totally agree!

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/store/ Look under the subwoofers tab and purchase one from here or you can email Jacob and get one, it doesnt matter. X2..

Email Jake - [email protected]

They look to be a great deal! If it were me and I had the $, I would get them to play around with.

You may want to look at something in the 200amp range on your alt. Also I would really do the "big 3" first. Two different batteries won't hurt. Good Luck!

The SA-12's sure are impressive every time I see them!

Glad to see you back!

Here is a link to Fi Technical. Read the red x mark stickied posts. This should explain all you need to know! http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/index.php?/forum/68-fi-technical/

Nice woofer and box!

Looks good! Keep up the good work!

The SSD will require a sealed or ported enclosure. If you want an infinte baffle set up you should have gone with the IB series from Fi.

Yea $200 for a pair of subs isn't much. I pretty much have my mind set on getting those. I checked out a bunch of subs and there's always something i dont like about them. From specs to looks there's really not much out there. I could get some kickers but damn everyone gets kicker. Now i just have to sell the Fi SSD 12 i have and get the PG's. I heard good highs before the Fi and i heard really good lows with the Fi so im curious how this is going to end up. Then i'll be set for a while and can save up for some real drivers . what dont you like about the SSD? X2

Best bet would be to email Jacob about the displacement, Xmax and recommended enclosure questions.

What's your budget and goals for your system?

Spend your money wisely and find somebody reputable that can build an enclosure to the speakers T/S parameters and get the most out your subwoofers.

Hope all is well!

Nice score! Congrats on the 1st place...

Looks great! Keep up the good work!

You say cheap? You get what you pay for!

Trial and error is the best way! I have found that 5/8" has worked the best as far as depth. Depending on radius of the port anywhere from 1/4" to 1/2" spacing. I'm no master by any means but it worked. I am using a 1 1/2" roundover bit currently. It works awesome and can take a good amount of material in one pass! Link is below.... http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/bt_round_over.html