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like i said if people cant run this amp they should get a smaller amp.. like you say at 12v it would do 5900 watts wouldnt running a scv6000 do better given the fact that it wont strain the electrical as much and most likely do better than 5900? big amps are for people who can feed the amp the power it needs

I have been spending a ton of time experimenting, practicing, learning my new CNC. Lucky for me, i spent 10 years as a Project Engineer aka the guy who draws on CAD all day for a commercial construction company. So i know my way around CAD. EVEN THOUGH ALL CADS ARE NOT created equal of course, i still have the basics. Same for my sticker (vinyl cutter) machine. It also uses CAD. I been drawing on that for about 4 years now. I haven't even scratched the surface, so to speak, but i still am a little further along than someone starting from zero that knows nothing. So i have some left over 3/4" and 1" MDF from my original private "stash" (LOL), but i bought some standard, regular old particle board to practice with. It's only $20 a sheet compared to $36. I have been playing non stop with it First thing i did was build a quick box, didn't even measure ANYTHING. No idea what the airspace is, don't know what the port is. Don't know tuning. I just wanted to toss together something small and fast to see how accurate it is (or i am). It was GREAT! 2 CT 8" subs, countersunk, ported! Took 5 minutes to design, 7 minutes to cut, 7 minutes to glue and nail. At first, i forgot to cut the center brace to allow air to flow, but i didn't care because this is just for trial. I explained that VERY clearly yet a handful of idiots decided not to read and tried to call me out on it. SMH. So the next day i took 30 seconds out of my morning and made a center brace with a hole. Even though i STILL don't know what the box is or how it sounds, nor do i care. But for those watching, it now has a hole. LOL. Back to the reason i posted this. I have always wanted, needed RF Rings with the tab style cut-outs. They are a bitch on a regular router so really, i didn't do them because of that reason alone. Now with the CNC, it's a piece of cake! Once it was designed anyway! Check out few pics of what i have been working on. I made: RF Pro Tweeters, 6.5" and 8". I also did standard 6.5" rings that fit PERFECT on 4 different brands i took off my shelf. I made the standard, smooth (no tabs) rings large enough to accommodate a grill. AFter about 30 rings, i noticed there was a lot of left over "donut holes". I want to make the most out of my wood, so i decided to try and cut regular sized (1.75") tweeter pods in the middle. That worked out great too! Oh and PROOF this is MY design...took me about 45 minutes, mainly because i am still getting familiar with the software.

Solid amp. End thread/

skipping the pissing match, and dick tug, im a fan of the scv boards. just me....

it was 14.0 even not 14.4.. the added .4 boosted it to 9057

that amp is on drugs, got damn carnines chill man wtf its doing way over rms on great electrical and .8 ohms

i think they are about $4.99 each for 6.5's. (sold in pairs). Smaller sizes are about a buck cheaper, larger sizes about an extra buck. Easy. If you buy some, since you are a member of this forum, i will send you 2 for the price of 1 How does 4 for $9.99 sound? Email me at [email protected] and let me know you placed an order. I will look for it and toss you in double what you paid for. Same for anyone else reading this. Just let me know via email you are a member so i know to do that for ya! thanks!

well its rated at 7500 at 12v.. it should do that rating for those who cant afford to get 14v. but then 12v wont be realistic because people will drop to 10v, at that point they are better off on a scv6000 or a scv4000.. like i said if people cant support the electrical demand of an amp maybe they shouldnt run that amp or give up the audio scene

Started with the inner doors skin today on all 4 doors and did one sheet on driver side and passenger side floor. Got discourage thinking about removing that carpet. When the next shipment comes we will tackle the floors for good.