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Kolossus Fleks >> CCA (what is show in the pic.)

Very clean. Notice much of a volume difference between the sub brands?

it's always fun when your magnet is as large as your basket! haha tuned in for the install

looks like a good time to get some 100% copper 1/0

Auggie, and they have another named Wilson. Wilson is a lot smaller, older and mellow. Wilson is the newer addition to the family, so Auggie gets pretty jealous whenever you call wilson to your lap haha. They're great dogs.

Here's Auggie supervising Test fitting the sub Little out of order, but you get the idea That's as far as we got. Now i'm waiting for the ports while he is on his way to see his parents for Christmas. When he gets back we can start putting it all together. I need to order speaker wires and some parts for terminals. Should all come together at the end of the month. Hope i have enough material left over from the pods to cover this thing..

So day 2 of box assembly.. started cutting the top baffles of the box out. Flush mount for teh sexy look. The outer diameter of the subs is stated at 12.5" on Fi's website, but it was a little off, we had to sand down 1/16" or so on each flush mount hole, kinda' annoying but whatever needs to get done. We glued 'n screwed the top pieces together and started fitting the dowel bracing. 1.5" dowels should do the trick First blood!

No, i don't think he was looking to sell, just wanted to know if they were worth anything now-a-days. He liked the idea that what he has could be wanted by others, while he had no idea about it haha

ordered 3 6" flared port kits and 3 6" tubes to get the required port length from PSP through Argent Audio. Great guy and great prices, very helpful

Why do you even want to run that much to that specific sub?

Welcome, that black fiday X deal is great. jump on it, i heard they are running low on supplies!

Looks very nice, X2 on the wrap job. lets see it installed!

Wow, looks great. What alts are going on that beast?

They're the same subs, how are they going to sound different? If anything the tuning of the box is going to change how they sound, not the number of speakers.

#5 I like the idea of each sub line having it's own color. GL with this all, man.

Thank you, thank you!

Original boxes Perfect condition Even the sticker it came with, and plastic bag. Warranty card And the mids/tweets. He said they were made down in cali, cant remember what brand though. Here is the box he built for it all. Mids and tweets each have their own compartment, and it's tuned to who knows what, he just threw some PVC in a hole and called it good haha Grill to hide it all Anyone have any idea if any of that stuff is worth anything? It's all is near perfect condition, just dirty a little. I'm impressed by it. it's all about 15-20 years old.

One of his old school RF amps. And the Punch 150. The cooling fins are pretty wickid

Yeah, he surprised me when he took me up to his attic and showed me his old audio stuff he had in his El Camino. 2 10" crunch subs, ran off a RF punch 150 amp. Had some 8"s as well with some 6" mids and some tweets. Check it out! Has most of the original boxes and everything. Check out the spiders in there, pretty different than what i'm used to. Magnets were pretty darn beefy, took more than expected to pick them up haha Made in America!

Does the equipment have to be working, or would you take it with a reasonable price knowing it's broken? Say a 2008 model RF 500.2 that sends out D current or something like that (that's what the local shop told me 2 years ago, haven't messed with it since).

Alrighty. So to house those 12s i went to Bromo, with Eclectic Enclosure Designs (<- Click!!). I had one design ready for me, but after tweaking the height he surprised me with a new one that fits perfectly, just smaller than the first. This box is 1.7 ft^3 per sub, tuned to 34.75 hz. with 3 6" aeros. There is just over 12 in^2 of port area per ft^3. Seems perfect to me. On with some pics. First night cuttin' and starting to glue. Starting to line things up.. And through the magic of internet, seconds after we start... All is cut! Mock up And here's Paul, the guy helping build all this. Couldn't have done this without him, HUGE thanks to Paul. We glued the sides together and the bottom on the first night, that's where we stopped. I believe we may have done this in the wrong order though. First we glued the sides together to make a square, then put the bottom piece one, which after lining the top piece it was a fraction off of square. Would starting with the bottom and adding side pieces to it have corrected this issue? Either way it's not off too much, just a little sanding and it wont be noticeable.

Just read your other post. You've already been told, and form what i saw, agreed to run the 2kD why make another thread?

to give you ideas on how to enhance something. We actually need info on what you're doing...