kentb

my btls doesn't sound like shit, maybe if you don't have enough mids and highs to keep up with it then it won't sound good. i don't like the higher frequencies on the btls, so my low pass is on 67hz. lows are very good though, (i mean low lows like 30hz). its not a mellow soft sounding sub but more of a hard hitting in your face sub also if you are gonna run 2k+ watts on a single sub its gonna be hard to get some good SQ out of it

what 1500 watt amp is he running? it might be a freakin boss amp or a crunch amp, then thats easy to beat. i say go ahead and compete! the more you compete the more experience you get, even if you lose, so what?

get your parents to put you in their name. im 19 and im paying about $100 a month on my 2000 ford explorer. and have only been driving here in the US for a little over a year

specs http://www.savinglots.com/lotprod.asp?item=TRUNK-LOC # Adjustable Line Output Converter (LOC) with Remote Trigger Output # Used when adding an amplifier to a factory radio # Converts the radios speaker level outputs to the lower amplifier RCA level input # Uses audio transformers for noise isolation, is phase adjusted, has 0.5 dB liearity from 20 Hz - 20 kHz # Rolloff at 20 Hz for subsonic reduction # Independantly adjustable channels # 2 - 80 Watt Power Handling # +12V DC Trigger Output # 0.8V Trigger Threshold # 2 Amp Max # Dimensions: 3-3/4" L x 1-1/2" W x 1" H PRICE : $23 shipped for 1 brand new, never used paypal only PM ME

best damn forum about car audio. good people, very informative, i learned a lot from here and now im sharing some of my knowledge to others

3 sets + a seas neo aluminum dome tweeter worth $30+ each. pretty much my front stage is as cheap as it can get. powered by sundown amps of course

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nice hair trick and flex! good job!

haha! hellz yeah got it from someone here!

really clean! good work sir oyet

wow that cross section picture is awesome.

im asking about the brand itself because its only $50, soldering is indeed better no need to say that again

what do you guys think of this? http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/disp...temnumber=66150 i've been soldering my terminals but im a lil lazy, want to try something faster/easier

4 wooden strips on the 4 corners, then 2 sheets of wood for the top and bottom, thats how i got my btl from exposport

if you have a harbor freight in your area, just get their cheapo one.

that place is beautiful! beautiful white sand, reminds me of "boracay" beach in the philippines. looks like you had fun. our spring break sucks, its on first week of april, latest spring break of all..

it might be pulling 300 amps, and your wire might be only able to handle 250, is it a true 300 amp capacity 0 gauge wire?

oh damn thats a good ass deal. i wish i have space for that bad boy in my garage =(

why isn't this announced yet?

one of the cheapest places is audiosavings, thats where i got my goliath xxv, they have a good customer service and products come with legit warranty too!

well i just got the campbell hausfeld compressor and all i can say is wow! for $80+ it is definitely a good buy. its my first time using a compressor and a nail gun and im hooked! i wish it has more capacity though. but it does fine overall

ei man where the hell are the vids of your system????????????

wow 6900 rms damn! SAZ 6000D?

i tried it and looks like i have to pre drill the hole bigger than the screw it self because the screw doesn't seem to bite in the plexi(and its making a bad sound as if it was cracking). i'm thinking of just using a silicone caulk to seal it up tight. the edges will be hidden because i'll put another beauty panel to cover it up. btw i used a normal drill bit and it seemed to work fine no problems at all. i also used a normal counter sink bit and it worked.

k thanks! im just concerned that the plexi might crack or something.