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I like it! :-)

The time frame can be different from week to week. Depends on how backed up they are. I wish I could be of more help.

I was wondering this same question about some woofers. I am a beast with car audio, but when it comes to home audio......

Since he's small, his feet don't reach the floor or probably even below the seat. Build an enclosure in front the rear seat that comes up flush with it. Subs down port side would well, and you can get tons of airspace. And once he's old enough for it to be limiting his room, he can move on up to the front seat.

Try leaving the box unplugged for 5-10 minutes. Just to get residual power out of it. If it doesn't work, go get the proper wiring harness. I mean, you spend the money for a Cadillac but won't spend the money on the proper installation accessories?

That would be boss status.

I've always had flatwind copper. On my MT's and I think my Z was copper as well.

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Not to me. :-(

OP, sorry about the drama. I hope my suggestion helps.

Hey, blackout, don't be a retard.

You really are special aren't you..... 4 12"s is 452^2 of cone 2 18"s is 508^2 of cone I would do two of these, and bump up the power later. SSA XCON 18"s.

As most of you know I had my DD 9518Z for sale. Well it sold, and I ordered two SSA ZCON 18"s for the PT. A good friend of mine and I started a "Team" but not a team. Lol. Were called "Southern Hertz". To get in our group wont be easy. But well worth it. Notice the shop I'm always working in LOL. This is just the start. :-) Well, I've always hated messy wiring, I know, I'm like the king of it. But it drives me crazy. So tonight. A friend and I decided to fix my issue. We started with this not to shabby. But could be better. Then went in order of these photos. Took everything out. Old amp rack. Batteries. All of it. Started work on amp rack/ battery box. Built it nice and strong. Putting it in. Nice fit. Wiring it all up. Mounting amps up. All done.

I would do sub and port down. It's the best option based on the small amount of cone area.

Hardly anything sells for MSRP on the internet. lol That's that average going price for a used 4500.

Those amps only have one channel.....

Looks like a standard 12 spoke basket.

I wouldn't try it. You have to build it, then mess with everything to get it right. To much hassle, and if you don't know what your doing, a very annoying process.

My RE MT's had 8" spiders. Why wouldn't yours?

I'm sure they get a bunch of retards calling in about how their Boss amp blew up.

I doubt you can bridge the factory amplifier.

Not in the least. A propertly designed ported enclosure can easily rival the response range of a sealed enclosure while providing much more output.

If I get the 12" I will have it in a 1.0 cube sealed box. Have you considered a ported enclosure?

You do no want SQ. You just want it clear and loud. What type of enclosure will the subwoofer be in? Sealed or ported?

Maybe you should take you own advice then. Sounds like there is more then one location. Facepalm. When my PSi stuff got here, guess what? There was a MS address on them. My friend has 10 woofers from them, he WENT TO THEM to pick them up. He was in MS the whole time. David's PHONE NUMBER is MS.