Sencheezy

<p style="margin-left: 40px">I think its time for a Evil Banner yes? I can't rock the zcon banner for much longer!</p>

Military Spy Camera

Welll you have the right to as you've used most these equipments listed lol

Welll you have the right to as you've used most these equipments listed lol

nice build

looking good.

Of course I have plans!! haha. I'll show you when it gets here.

Haha I am!! Double posting is stupid. I click reply, then nothing, so I click again, and nothing, then I get mad and close the thread lmaol Idk about all the very near future talk, I'm broke! I will for sure. Are there dates out yet? X2! Should be 4 haha, in due time. If only 10,000 just fell unto my lap.

5,000 rms subs yeah? Very nice, can't wait to see them! Great start.

this was 5 years ago, its why I put in the tittle "Today's".

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Came out great!

Haven't seen many of those packages.

I've been waiting for someone to say something like this forever. Can you or someone please elaborate some more on all of this? What exactly are you wanting more detail? Clipping in itself does not destroy equipment, it is 92.7% of the time the user who does it. Not knowing when to turn it down. The reason for saying, getting a higher power amplifier amp to power his application, is because theoritically, that amp will be able to supple the rms rating of that driver without stress. For example, if you buy lets say, a 1200 watt amp. Well, that amp is only designed to produce 1200 watts at its given voltage. Well, obviously, many users cannot supply this voltage, and even so, can still cause problems when trying to obtain 1200 watts 24/7 from this amplifier. Well, lets say, you get a 4000 watt amplifier. Now you can see that this 4000 watt amp can easily provide the 1200 watts needed for that 1200 watt rms driver. This does several things simistanously. It provides "clean" 1200 watts, which leaves headroom and leaves the equipment cool. You can also apply more than rated power as well. 2000 non clipped clean power can be used on a 1200rms driver all day long. But if you get a 1200 watt amp attempting to supply 1200 watts, then you can see how you are causing stress to that hardware.

First of all my car is to new, and I have found no information on whether it has processing or not. Secondly, I don't understand why you say that the mini DSP won't do anything for me? In the event that my HU does have processing what else would I need. According to their website it has: Audio Processing • Real time tuning • Upgradeable firmware • Low/High pass filters • Graphic & Parametric equalizers • Matrix mixer • Level, Mute, polarity • Compressor/Limiter / Expander • RMS Meters for inputs/outputs Third of all I went ahead and got the Peerless Nomex and Dayton Reference 6" mids because they are cheap, and the general consensus is that they are both awesome for the money. Some say the Daytons can't play well above 2K and some say the peerless don't have enough bottom end. They are cheap enough for me to decide on my own which will pair best with the LPG26. Build/tune/install thread coming soon.

instead of trying to purchase everything at once, I would instead take my time. You have to realize, this hobby isn't a one stop shop. It takes many worked hours just to buy one piece of equipment, but takes only a few clicks to purchase something new. Keeping this in mind, I would buy things piece by piece. Keeping you're ears out there for any used equipment. This accomplishes many things. It allows your budget to be increased. Because obviously, the longer you wait to make any kind of purchase, your budget begins to grow, over time. This method also allows you to find golden jems that might surface at a later date. I would suggest starting off with a good headunit, as it is the brains of the operation. From there, you could work towards your mids/highs and the amp for those. While doing this, I would suggest buying and installing the backbone of your system. This would include things such as speaker wire, power wire, fuses, RCAs, etc. That way when you remove panels, you only have to do this once. Pre-run as much as possible. KnuKoncepts, Madisound.com, parts-express.com and darvex.com are great websites that can get you started. For that vehicle, I would suggest two 12s. And a good amp with at least 1-2 g31 batteries. Just take your time and go through build logs here on the forums to gather some ideas. And honestly, 2k$ is not a lot to work with, not for anything decent, you are going to want more and more cost money lol. Just being honest man. Good luck and let us know how it goes!

I don't know how i got here

Very nice!!

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHUCK!

Thanks! I can't wait!

Thanks! I can't wait!

I would like the Icon. Single 12" with some great room to breath.

Hell yeah! Haha, for now