bassahaulic

Ok, stop posting. Please? Jesus Christ

No need to restate shit....

Where else would it be loud? lol How are you getting the signal into the amp?

Just had a topic like this a few days ago........ Run each wire from amp to woofer, so you should have 4 wires coming off woofers and 4 wires into the amp.

These two responces are about what I was thinking. Will "work" but not be "ideal" Pretty much lol

If the crossovers on the amp will allow for it I don't see why not.

Everytime I look at this I get a little excited.

40% less power drawn from the electrical system ? The first part of the post seems normal given the efficiency difference mentioned by Duran. Maybe if it has a much tighter gap?

Would you recommend I get the BP option then? I would yes.

You might have to be kinda easy on the gain knob, as most RockFord Power Series amps usually do more then rated. But other then that it should be a great combo!!

That is VERY sick!!!!!! I love it!!!!!! Welcome!!

Get the Bravox's, a nice 4-channel amp, and run that radio in "Net Work Mode". Which will put it into a 2-way active mode completely separating the woofers, mids, and tweeters from each other. Will probably fix most your issues.

I'd also go with what Duran said. Maybe go two 3,000's instead of 2,000's?

Set properly with a O-scope I hope.

Two things to add here Drew. #1. How much $$ for the cat? #2. At 2:20 the guy almost shanks the camera guy in the face. Safety in #1 Andrew. You pay shipping it's yours lol. And I know!!! He almost fucked me up.

That would be sweet.

i'm not really sure, i bought it at lowe's. first install i've ever done, wasn't as 'audio smart' LOL :-O That's not good wire lol

You want a pure SPL box?

4 gauge. doesn't bend worth CRAP. LOL the strands are huge. Not good.

What size power wire is that?

Then run a wire form each terminal to a terminal on the woofer. There should be 4 wires total.

Why didn't I think to ask?

Crimps can cause a rise in impedance, which can lead to many other issues.

Obvious answer. I've just read/heard of many people using 8 gauge speaker wire. Wondering if they solved this problem another way. Only reason it is needed is for very high power systems, 3,000+ rms per sub. Most subs that need that much have terminals capable of taking 8awg, so you just have to trim each a little.