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Great seller super fast shipping!!

Not so often as much, but I still see batteries posted up for sale that the seller claims are resting at 13.1 and higher. I have used almost every model of XS batteries, both new and used, and charge them using the HF1215. The highest I have ever seen is 12.8x, but most times I'll get 12.6-12.8. Are these guys using a special charging method, are they full of shit, or do I just have "low end of the spectrum" luck?

I had Brandon measure these -- so any input let me know before we get the round of site updates completed. Cut-Out / Depth / Outside Diameter SA Series 15 - 14 1/8" -- 7 1/2" -- 15 5/8" 12 - 11 1/8" -- 6 1/2" -- 12 5/8" 10 - 9 1/4" -- 6" -- 10 1/2" 8 (12-spoke) -- 7 3/8" -- 5 1/2" -- 8 1/2" 8 (4 leg) -- 7 1/4" NS v.2 Series 18 - 16 3/4" -- 11 1/4" -- 18 3/8" 15 - 14 1/8" -- 10 1/4" -- 15 5/8" 12 - 11 1/8" -- 9 7/8" -- 12 5/8" 10 - 9 1/4" -- 8 1/4" -- 10 3/4" Z v.2 Series 18 - 16 3/4" -- 10 3/8" -- 18 3/8" 15 - 14 1/8" -- 8 7/8" -- 15 5/8" 12 - 11 1/8" -- 7 3/4" -- 12 5/8" 10 - 9 1/4" -- 7 3/8" -- 10 3/4" E8 v.2 Series 8 - 7 1/4" -- 4 9/16" -- 8 1/4" * Terminals may stick out slightly at an angle from the factory and need to be bent in at the bottom to go into the hole.

Sorry but the best way to describe what i heard is FUCK YA. Take it how you like...but this thing is so loud and goes so low, it's like a musical hurricane thanks for the great demo Jon!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEv7TZPAgZc I created this video because so many customers call/email and want to know what comes in the 40 pound mix box of B Stock Damplifier/Damplifier Pro. The product contains trimmed factory error pieces of both Damplifier and Damplifier Pro, we try to keep it more Pro than regular, the pieces are hand trimmed to remove any unusable pieces and it results in a great discounted box for dampers on a budget. The B Stock does contain pieces that may have wrinkles, uneven edges, and/or +/- 25% butyl rubber thickness but are still made from the same high quality 100% American made butyl rubber and 6.5 mil foil as the A Stock Damplifiers. B Stock products are not always in stock as they only are available upon factory errors, but they do come back in stock in burst throughout the year so always check back if they are out of stock when you first check. The 40 pound B Stock box can be found and purchased here at: http://store.secondskinaudio.com/damplifier-damplifier-pro…/ In this project I used about 15 pounds of the 40 pounds of B Stock. I only did single layer coverage as I do not have a loud bass system or loud exhaust in this vehicle. The 40 pound Box can cover between 60-90 sqft enough to the average sized car floor, doors, and trunk area. Second Skin For The Win!!!!

I purchased the sub from a 3rd party (local sundown dealer and box builder) and because of the D2 being on back order for a while I settled for a single d4. My headache has just begun I feel. There's so many options for amps with a single D2 compared to a D4 price wise. My cap would be about 300 maybe 350 but would like to stay as close to 300$ as possible. I'm closing in on a hifonics Brutus 2400 which would have a rated 1700 rms @ 2 ohms. That's the jist of it all, I'm almost wondering if I should buy a D2 and take this as a "lesson learned" or can I make this thing sound just as good as a D2 X15? I want to put about 1500-2k watts into the x15 And the sundown audio amps are out of my price range for watts with 2 ohms. Did I mess up? Should I have gotten the d2 and will the d4 only be beneficial if I have 2 x15's?

SD-3 12" Prototypes arrived so I did a video

Their brewery is just around the corner from my house. The company I work for does all their electrical work and at the end of the day we get to sample whatever we want. Some cool cats over there. They cater our Christmas party too.

this is how i found the curve of the roof and side windows.......just remember, Cardboard is YOUR FRIEND when doing stuff like this here is a handy tool, the "form finder".......helps with the crazy curves. tape all the pieces together, add some too it where i any gaps occur........hey it happens! once it was tight enough i pulled my template out of the caddy...... now i have a nice shape i can transfer that to the MDF