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no i have not, but is it possible to do this? I am sure it is possible to recone those, but Nick or Scott would be the guys to tell you for sure if they can do it. he said they could, they couldnt do the 13.5, or 10's or 8's though only 12's

i have 2 jl w7's 12inch, that are both froze, is it possible to recone them with FI recone kit? i was kinda new to this recone stuff sorry, if you can help me i would appreciate it, i would actually rather ship it to FI but i cant ever get ahold of anyone. thanks

no i have not, but is it possible to do this?

ok well here it goes i had to 2 15"s rockford fosgate punk rfp3415 or something like that hooked up to my 1600 watt amp, it was bridged so....that wasnt looking good after a day 1 sub blew, and the next one did the next day. i didnt bridge them some guy told me to do it to get more power to the subs even though there 400 watts each. so now do some new subs i was looking at fi subs and they look like the right ones for me. http://www.adelcom.net/DieselAudio-NS-1600-Page.htm that is my amp that my brother gave me. i'm kinda thinking thats why its to much power through 1 channel. so my question is the amp that i have now is it good to power these subs and yes im getting 2 of them. https://ssl.perfora.net/www.ficaraudio.com/...view.shopscript im getting the 15" ones when i get the cash and im getting 2 of them. so is it compatible with my amp if not tell me why. THANK U GUYS

ok since you said it will run around 320 per sub. what about this amp? http://cgi.ebay.com/ROCKFORD-FOSGATE-RF-X7...1713.m153.l1262 will it run at full power to the subs?

will it beat?

so im not pushing my subs at the right rating? well i cant really do anything about that now until i get some more money for a amp in the long run, so will it still be bangin

* 2 Channel Mosfet Bridgeable Amplifier with built in Crossover * Maximum power output @ 2 Ohm 800W x 2CH = 1600W * LPF (low pass filter) variable & HPF (high pass filter) variable * High and low adjustable level input * Mosfet DC-DC switching power supply & LED indicated power status * Built-in protection against short circuit and high temp * Tri-mode speaker connection ready & Bass boost (0db-18db) * Auto power on/off by remote (+12V) * Dimension (W x H x D) mm: 287 x 64 x 429 * Chrome Heatsink * All measurements done at: 14.4V DC, 1KHz input signal i got that from the actuall website @ http://www.dieselaudio.com/element_amplifiers.html i believe that website i gave you up there is wrong mabye

why will it only give me 320watts per sub? i thought it was 800

ya i think thats why they clipped first it sounded like it was blown then it went out about 45 minutes later. but it was bridged the guy told me to do it to get full power to the subs...regret that so if i run them in each channel it will run 800 each rated the sub? and also do u think i ask a lot of questions i just dont want anything to go wrong like bass boost on the amp and stuff. i love BASS

so is this good for a setup (as of now, i will update amp). will it hit hard? i drive a 99 mercury cougar big ass trunk lol

so what do you recommend me to do? and whats a monoblock, i use to be in audio stuff a lot back in the day but had to much on my hands.

oh i get it so its just two sets of wiring options? so if i wanna run it @ 2ohms i hook it up parallel? and the "dual" just meant 2 wire options?

and i am planning on getting a new amp down the road bro, but i just need subs to last like FI, because i've heard things about them in good ways. my second best subwoofer is RF. but i was planning on buying those subs i posted earlier and getting a better amp down the road. i just want to know about this "dual ohm" stuff.

its all i got thought ...for now but im in need of these subs though, and also would i get the full power with my amp since the subs are rated 800watts ...and what is "dual 2 ohms", my amp only says 2 or 1 ohms

ok im back so is it ok to use this amp on those subs?

k im off to work talk to u guys when i get back

so is it good yes or no and why not bother with the bass boost?