johnecon2001

You don't need to make a new thread for the same question, not to mention posting in three different areas. All merged.

woah...

Are you sure you really want to build a box for it?

If you are going to go about the way of wiring one to each coil rather than strapping them.. buy yourself a maxxlink. http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=20093

I voted '75. You can't beat having a classic car to show off in. Plus, with older cars, the electrical is going to be easier to work on. No PCM/ECU controlled alts. One wire. One belt. I'd do a dual 16v setup, with a 12v step down to run the vehicle electrical. Dual 200's shouldn't be too expensive. The hood space is, I'm sure, massive. Pick up another 3000D, grab a Maxxlink. 4-6 D3100's. Rock out with your cack out.

ROFL @ 140.3 at 10hz

This greatly depends on your box and your electrical upgrades.

Second box looks much better!

FESS UP! What mids are those? Ascendant?

Do yourself a favor and buy a 100.4D instead.

Help you with what? Where did you check?

Clipping out? As in you have the gain set incorrectly and clipped your driver?

Oh look! A sticky! http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=24262

Pretty sure you'll be able to figure that one out on your own

HPF should be around 100hz (shallow slope 12dB), LPF off. Really all you can do on that amp.

More like a new alternator is needed. You can't solve a current draw problem on new wires and batteries alone.

Rated power > over rated power

Not necessary, but it doesn't hurt to add it.

Why not take it for $4100 and have him pay for your mechanic to go over it and give it a bill of health. IF the mechanic finds any problems, have the owner pay to fix those.

"Hitting the lows and slapping hard" That's not descriptive at all.

You'll want to actually get a Dual 1 ohm sub as your amplifier is only stable to 2 ohms. Wire it like this:

thanks i appreciate it tons!!!!! i had planned on the legetia series myself If you want to go passive, you shouldn't be looking at the Legatia series. The Clarus is where you want to stay.

Wire it however you like... its the same output. Having two of them just makes it easier/cleaner to wire.

Answering the budget question will help with that.

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