jcarter1885

If people had issues with them it was more than likely user error so how does that help you. And if it was defected or DOA from the company im sure they take care of their customers. Great amps for the money. Its electronics, so yes some people are going to have issues (just the nature of the industry).

Wanted a 4 channel a couple years back, should of grabbed one. Tuned it so far

Looks like too much going on that amp rack for me, props to you.

Im loving the finish on that box so far

Whats going in the doors that requires that much wire?

Love the design man

Port design looks pretty cool from what i can see.

??? slacking on the videos and the pictures

Depending on where your subwoofer is crossed at, a high pass filter of 60/80 hz should be fine. Just find a bass heavy track or one of your loudest tracks and use that song as guideline. If you see or hear any stress then up the frequency or turn the gain down some.

Why not build one box with interchangeable ports so you can have a daily tune when you want it and a spl tune when you are competing?

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/Amplifiers/GM+Digital+Series/GM-D8604 http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_63974_Pioneer-GM-D8604.html Would it makes sense to still go with the ppi900.4 if he will be using the crossover features from his Pioneer 80PRS head unit, could he just save some bucks and run the Pioneer GM-D8604 above?

I dont see whats so hard to understand...

Turn it up, break in doesnt matter. Over time the suspension will loosen some but babying the sub wont help.

yeah i would leave it like that and not go overboard with the fur.

Like stated earlier in this thread, the date doesnt matter as they are built in batches.The batches do not go by days until your are in that batch, then they are made in the particular order they were purchased.

CSS ERT26 soft-dome tweeters vs EAW DN10/1752-8 compression drivers:

What sucks is the blue actually looks good and the colors seem to go well together. Just my .02

Thanks for the dumbing it down for some of us Jacob

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