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If SSD's are stuck in your head, then why don't you just get them? We are giving you our opinion, and it sounds like your just sticking to what you want to do. It sounds like you already have a plan that you want to stick to. I would suggest you get the SSD's since that is the plan that you have already started to build. And why would you build a wall if you still have a kid to drive around???? You should'nt even be thinking about any kind of wall

Google/search and ask a real question.

i made this just for you haha, why not i woke up on christmas eve and this is what santa left for me.. this is what im going to power 4 15" BTL N2's with, and my Kappa mids That's one hella of an investment

TwistedChild420 is selling his PSI LMS ULTRA, I wanted to get you guys opinion on this, and let me know if this is worth 800$? ~86 Pounds, 4" 8 Layer Flatwind Coil,Triple Leads,5 Long Throw Spiders,Direct Connect 8 gauge wire,6" Carbon Fiber dustcap Thanks for your input. I think I would like to get this, but I just want hear other opinions on whether or not this is a good buy for 800?

I ran across this video today, and it made me wonder if this guy was talking out of his ass or not. What he's saying does make sense to me, talking about a square has more surface area to push more air out then a round woofer would. But if that was the case, then how come almost no manufacturer on this site even offers a square in any of their lineups? This part didn't make sense to me, because from what this guy is saying, everybody would be designing square woofers right?

Didn't mean it that way, he sounded excited about what he found, so I'm hoping all goes smooth, just saying the last thing he would like to see is the sell to fall through or go somebody else that offers the seller more money. I wasn't doubting the seller @ all.

YES! You are correct. Hopefuly that guy isn't a shady seller. GL with the buy.

they have nothing left and I think i'm going to stick with audiopipe for now. I'm always one to give companies a chance. I have heard a lot of really good talk about them and seen some solid reviews! With my budget in mind I think they are a good buy They get a lil warm. Just my .02 You should try AQ instead, or something similar to them.

Well, ~25% per cone could be a differnce once you start to multiply them. Sure it could all add up, but for the average consumer, having a 10" square driver vs a 10" circular driver, the difference would be less then 25% and likely not audible, tuning the enclosure / raising net volume would be more noticeable And were not even talking about the actual sd of the driver, this number varies from model to model. And by your standards of gaining more output the driver could just have more xmax and thus more displacement. But theirs a limit to everything and a point to where it's not worth it, everything has it's trade-offs I guess all in all, its just not worth it?

Yeah, I see your point, but then that would be more money for the consumer, If the buyer could lets say only fit a 10, then basicly, from what your saying, and what the video is saying, the buyer would be more satisfied if he/she bought a square woofer? I know this can't be true because its the overall box, amp, aplication, and the overall subwoofer design, etc etc etc. But, I'm wondering, how come the manufacturers that we love here on SSA, don't produce square woofers. But I think you answered my question by talking about the linear and distortation. I guess that would have to be one the disadvantage of the square design. I wonder if anyone has taken the time to try it out though, like put as much effort into the square design, as they do with the round ones. (besides Kicker) Because maybe if FI, or SA, or SSA or whomever could take the time to develop a proper square woofer design, that would take care of those few flaws in the square design, then maybe they would produce a subwoofer that would have more output without haveing to get a bigger driver? IDK, just wondering. It's not worth it, the disadvantages outweigh it's advantage. The cone area increase isn't dramatic. And it may be very costly for companies like Fi, Sundown, SSA to try and manufacture square cones. As for costing more for the consumer, eh your not talking about a big price jump considering theirs a $20 difference between a 12" and 18" xcon. Ohhh it does...... Hmmmm. hahaha, yeah, I never understood that.

Well, ~25% per cone could be a differnce once you start to multiply them.

Yeah, I see your point, but then that would be more money for the consumer, If the buyer could lets say only fit a 10, then basicly, from what your saying, and what the video is saying, the buyer would be more satisfied if he/she bought a square woofer? I know this can't be true because its the overall box, amp, aplication, and the overall subwoofer design, etc etc etc. But, I'm wondering, how come the manufacturers that we love here on SSA, don't produce square woofers. But I think you answered my question by talking about the linear and distortation. I guess that would have to be one the disadvantage of the square design. I wonder if anyone has taken the time to try it out though, like put as much effort into the square design, as they do with the round ones. (besides Kicker) Because maybe if FI, or SA, or SSA or whomever could take the time to develop a proper square woofer design, that would take care of those few flaws in the square design, then maybe they would produce a subwoofer that would have more output without haveing to get a bigger driver? IDK, just wondering.

I was just wondering. How much or what differnce does the volt rating of a HU make? I know the higher the volt that comes out of the HU, the louder the music plays. But I will like to get a professional response out of this. I.E. If I had an ideal system, lets say one 5-channel amp with all aftermarket speakers and sub. Will the system sound louder if I had an HU with 5v rating, or one with an 8v rating? I'm assuming that the quality build of the HU overall will make the difference at the end. Because with personnal experience, I had an Eclipse HU, that was made in 99 or maybe 98 lol, but the volt rating was 5, thats why I picked it up, but later installed an sony HU, that would allow me to play my ipod, but only had a rating of 2v, and it was made in ~05 and it sounded louder with all the other equipment not changed. Thanks

Orrrrrr, lol, you may want to look into Kole Audio, Just get the one that has the bigger number that you can afford in their lineup since their amps are wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy below rated power.

I buy from online, (ssa, ficaraudio, sometimes CL, wires I would buy from ebay/Amazon pretty cheap on there) But I will never buy from retail i.e. Bestbuy, Electronic Express, CarTronics etc... And local shops generally are more knowledgable about Car audio then retail, but they will use that to their advantage and try to tell you how much your stuff sucks to what they have to offer, and with all the numbers they throw at you, and past exp or events they've attended, it can become very overwhelming and can sucker you right into what their saying.

is that a legit sales place? might hit that amp up Be careful with AP. With my personal experience, I had the AP1500d, I tried it out with my BTL, and the thing would get very warm very fast. I paid 150$ for it, but quickly sold it after. Just my .02

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Of course Im not sure lol....Im gunna get out there today and give us dimensions to play with........... Well if were still throwing numbers around, why not put 55 18s in? I was thinking more like 21 21s

Alright, I see your point. I have too read very good reviews about the TC sounds. But yeah, thanks for your help.

Haha, Thank you sir. I did not expect that to show up.

Well I did ask him. And he told me that it is a good buy. And I don't have any reason not to believe him, since I'm already subscribed to his youtube, and I've seen what it can do. But I'm not too familiar with PSI, or TC sounds. Just never had any in person experience with them, that is the reason why I ask this question. Yes I know its a personal decision, but if I had input from other users on here, that ARE familiar with these two brands and their work, it would make my decision a lot easier.