johnecon2001

The remote already is 12v from your head unit...

The fact that you upgraded the power wires and not the ground wire is the problem right there. You can't do that and expect things to get better. Finish the job.

That's a big ass. Talking about the subwoofer everyone, not Mark..

well.. heh I can recommend extremely nice mics, but for car purposes the Behringer ECM8000 should be perfectly fine. As far as interfaces go, pretty much any USB microphone pre-amplifier at around $100 should have decent enough specs.

If you didn't get the universal option and you have a Dual 1 sub.. you're going to need a new motor. Might as well just sell what you have and buy a new one.

Depends on what you want to do with it really and if you plan to power it in car or out of car. Goldline makes a few quality pieces. Their older gear wasn't horribly accurate, but it would still work to achieve a flatter system respons Ideally, you should look into a USB interface and a good measurement mic and then get an application for a computer. This will let you look at the bigger picture with Phase, Time alignment and EQ.

Yeah, there was like 4 different formats of the pics, there was an E-mail one, a direct link one, an HTML(the one I used), and a IMG code, I didn't know which one to use For future link codes, you'll want to use the code.

You used the wrong link codes, I'll try to fix it for you.

Thought being, shorter grounds = less resistance. Which is difficult in unibody cars, where running a ground directly right to the battery will most likely be a lower resistance than running through the frame.

You need one fuse for each size of wire. 250-300a for the 1/0awg, 80-150a for the 4awg, and 50-80a for the 8awg.

I'm sure I'm not the only one wondering WTF an "ext dime" is.

How much space are you willing to sacrifice and what is your overall goal with your system?

The BL would be a better choice for you in the 32-35hz tuned box.

olllld. saw that forever ago

8awg will fit the BTL terminals. As far as replacing them.. I don't see the need. Not like the terminals will be moving, push ones are fine.

Either will work fine.

I'm assuming it's a demo wall and serves no other purpose? Because that's just ridiculous.

I personally hate that Behringer amplifier. Soo noisy, even as a sub amp.

That speaker sounds blown.

Siiiiiickk

You can mix and match just fine.

A dual 2 ohm sub can be ran at either 1 ohm or 4 ohms.

That amp would be good for about nothing. How about a budget. That would help figure out what you can afford.

You'll want to look for an amp that produces 700-1kW @ 1 or 4 ohms.

You left out a little information..