johnecon2001

Yours looks really nice, not a big fan of the full wall in the bosses place, but whatever!

Don't make me ban you.

You really got your answer in the first reply. You can trust that guy, honest.

I would say the 200a would be fine with one stout battery under the hood for that little power. And even that is still overkill. Even if you had an amplifier that was 100% efficient (which no one does), you would have to be hitting that full 2400w @ 12v to pull a full 200a. I'd guess you'll only realistically need 180a at the most.

Does going in on purpose count? I do a lot of off roading, and ditches are fun!

300a seems a bit excessive for 2400w.

ONE OTHER THING DUDE,,,,,,when you hook an amplifier up if it is 600 watts......by your adjusting the gains you aren't getting anymore JUICE DUDE///// you will be adjusting that 600 watts you have if its a quality RMS amplifier.....its does the power ratings contiuously......no matter the gain...and thats a good thing No it doesn't. Go read about how amplifiers work plz. kthxbye.

Go with the SSD and port to something in the high 30's. Try 38hz. You'll need to get a Dual 1 ohm sub.

You need either 4 ohms or 1 ohm... soooo I'd say start looking for a one channel amp that can hit the full spectrum of ohm loads rather than a two channel amp that only does the power you need at 4 ohms bridged.

14 gauge is a little heavy. Unless thats what you already have, I'd go with 16awg.

RTFM=Read The Fuckin Manual

That's technically not Tri-mode. Tri-mode is much more complicated and involves the use of a passive crossover network. You're just running two channels bridged two channels not. If you have 4 RCA inputs, you'll be fine.

So you want to adjust the gains accordingly to give yourself 600w no matter what the ohm load? 600w is 600w. Especially on the same amp. If it were a Class A/B at 600w @ 2 ohms and a Class D at 600w @ 2 ohms, then the story would be different.

So you want to use two channels on the RCA's and two on the High level inputs? Did you RTFM yet? That might tell you if you can or can't since you didn't tell us what amp it is.

I'll second the RCA's as well. You haven't checked the signal line yet to be sure the amp is even getting anything.

You can bridge the channels independently. 1+2 for the comps and then 3/4 bridged to 4 ohms (and only 4 ohms) will give you 200w. Everything should be fine if you keep the ohm loads the same as what the amp can handle.

One of the positives for the BTL.. if you spell it differently you get BLT and everyone likes Bacon Lettuce and Tomato samwhiches. But seriously, You have Fi Customer support to back you up in any situation. Providing you with recones and parts that I doubt DD will be able to match in price point.

If you have the coin, go for it. I think you have more serious issues though if your amps are effecting your FM reception.

looks good mang.

do you mean the SAZ-1500D?

Are these gonna be for your tweets?

It is indeed a bad ground. As far as where to ground it to, thats up to you. Search around and try a couple of new spots until it goes away. And no, it's not just deck specific. A lot of other decks will have the same problem with a poor ground.

Go for the Rockford.

Who cares what they sound like? you said yourself that this is a strictly SPL setup, and to be honest, both of those subs are not good listening subs. Unless you like the way poo sounds on its way to the porcelain bowl.

Read the thread. Supposedly they're right in between the HC2000 and the HC2400 capacity wise.