antonmiller

Product I'm looking for: IA Death Penalty 15's, newest style Budget: about 250 ea, idk what they go for used tho.... also have 2 sundown nsv2 12's i could do a trade on... would be cash on your end, but we could work somthign out. Condition: good Time Frame (if applicable): soonish

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TOMORROW!!!

this Saturday!!!!

sooo pumped!

me neither

i like

built it in 2 weeks, still pretty rough, we expect to get more out of it soon!!!

just my .02$ seeing as this is what weve seen messing with these same subwoofers... seriously tho, skip the window bracing lol not worth it in the long run. lest amount of internal bracing the better. ithis is what mr charles gross told me, internal volume doesnt mean shit. go with no bracing and make each wall multiple layers, loading wall is the most important. has paid off so far

shrink up that port area and give it more box trust me it will be much better go to a 4 x 40 or 3.75 by 40. will give a much more flat response port area is over rated had a no wall set up and we kept shrinking port and enlarging box and it just kept gaining. i think he was down to 140 sq of port and 13 cubes, oh and 2 saz-4500s at .7 each getting about 3000-3500 to each sub. was spectactular. now hes got a wall and the testing seems to be reacting the same. we keep shrinking port area and we keep gaining. keeps a flat response too.

even just a single rib down the center inbetween the subwoofers, like a 3.5 x 2 layer thick peice. plety of strength. from my own experience if you remove that brace it will gain on meter. how big is that box? looks kinda small

i would interlock that baffle adds more glue joints and strength. and i wouldnt creat a pressure trap inside the box with that bracing. i would just use thin threaded rods (3/8 or smaller) thru it all. again just me...

ca glue would work, if the positive tinsel lead wouldnt have broke off lol. and we think the coil was damaged as well. but it doesnt matter, never expected a warrenty. just thought i would mention it. so settle down people...

You overpowered them, that means no warrenty for u actually we only clamp 5k out of the 2 amps that we use. so 2500 each, yea over powering by 500 watts, its no big deal really, but it was a glue joint failure, plus he bought them like 2 years ago so no warrenty anyways. lol heres a pic of us epoxying it with 5 minut epoxy at the show haha if it would have ripped the spider i wouldnt be so preempted to say it could be covered under warrenty. but it came off clean!

one sub the glue joint failed this weekend, popped right off the basket CLEAN... idk why that would happen, but it ripped the tinsels off the possitive and then rocked the coil to make it read at 6 ohms now :/ we need some recones, we are thinking this may be covered under warrenty due to the clenlyness of the break... it was CLEAN off.

said we would pay good for them, psi, fi, any one we called wouldnt/couldnt do it but the good ole btls do great !

we wanted 21s or 22s but no one would make 21 inch btls

LMAO its funny cause its true except sundown uses more quality parts and yes, 2 saz-4500

YES and everything is set proper, we know what we are doing

they move more then the camera shows lol, its scary. but i think its the wall, not really allowing them to move alot. more work will be done to get ot the goal of 158.

jl audio components and a jl audio 4 channel, dont know the exact models (not mine)

should be able to get rated at 2 ohm(of course if you rise is to 2ohms not nominally), and i saw the other day 1k at 8 ohms off a 3500

looks like fun

LMAO... thats the big boy of the group mr Master of all Bass look him up on youtube