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That is the most power you'll see from the amp (without clipping).

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Woofersetc is an unauthorized dealer on many of the items they sell. Which means, no warranty no support. Either buy from the SSA store, or OnlineCarstereo.com

XCON 15" sealed in as much space as you can give it. With about 1500w.

What you're experiencing here is good quality control with even better customer support and excellent R&D. Nothing is mass produced like other mainstream brands.

This isn't uncommon in a 2 way system.

People do this all the time. Nothing strange about it.

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Enough for what?

Unless he ordered it with the universal option, it will be impossible to recone it to a DVC2. And you'll have to take it apart to check the gap on it to tell if its a universal motor.

Only one topic is needed. Did you check the Sticky in the Incriminator forum for your answer?

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Without a specific DC Audio subwoofer, we can't compare anything.

Most people use the Stinger Volt Meter. It comes in blue or red. As far as wiring goes, 4awg is good up to 150A or around 1500w. While headroom is nice, 4awg will be fine for your application.

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x4 I'm now buying Pierce Audio subs, but wanna know if the eD amps are worth keepin around. Does this look like the guts of an amp you'd want to keep? That's the nine.1

Burn CD. Rip CD that should take care of it.

The amp could be blown. If you're getting good voltage on both the remote and the power wire, then look to the amp as the culprit.

Depends on the HU.

Can't really tell you anything without some more information.

A better way would be to use a DMM to find the spot that has a 0 ohm resistance.

Use the specs for the DP21 as a reference. Obviously the Wardens are quite a bit different, but this will get you close. # Sealed Not Recommended # Ported 7.5 cubes - 10.0 cubes, 90 - 160 Inches of Port, 32-37 Hz # Average: 8.5 cubes, 120 inches, 32-37 Hz

You can buy NEW BTL's from Fi's website. You do not have enough posts to use SSA's classifieds section.