Oldbasshead

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I made these videos at a really big show in Atlanta last weekend. Here are just a few I took..

Come here: www.facebook.com/groups/georgiacaraudio.com (I run this group and we have information about all shows going on).

nope it doesn't.......but if you arent playing around with the big amps (capable of over 15k) then you shouldn't have any problem. Okay, thanks!

My serial number is 1111DT20967....Are the first 4 digits the one's I need to look at to see if mine has the upgrade?

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It needs to be in at least an 8 out of a scale of 10 in condition. $700 shipped to 31027. Prefer an amp with some warranty.

Heard this car today. It currently has 1 Nightshade 15 on a SAZ 100.4 bridged. So, the sub is getting approximately 400rms....WOW, is all I can say! And I applaud that sub for playing quite loud on so little wattage. Great designed sub I must say! Sundown FTW!!

Apparently some people are taking a chance...There are 16 bids now....I'm adding it to my watch list...I gotta see what happens.

Me 2....I got them from a guy who used to be a moderator on Sounddomain....

Good guy here....This system did well this past weekend in a show we both attended....Bump for some good stuff!!!

I forgot to ask...Has anyone on here actually used this design in a trunk car and if so did they like the results better than using a ported box????

Thanks for your advice.....If I decide to go with it, I'll make sure I stress that to him!

OH....The SAZ 3000D was too much for the Nightshade, huh?? I don't know if he's on this forum or not....He is on the Car Audio forum. His name is Alex and his user name name on the CA forum is DB Designs Elite (He is also a local Sundown Dealer)...

Yah...I figure it cannot hurt to try, right?!

According to this guy he's been building and designing boxes for over 15 years....I've seen some of his work and he definitely seems to know what he's doing. I viewed your profile and saw where you're running 2 15's in a trunk car. Do you have any pictures of your box? I'd like to see what you ended up doing..

He said it will be 7 cubes net and have an 8 X 19 rear deck opening and be tuned to 35....How well do you think it will perform in comparison to a standard ported box?

From the way he explained it, the top port is just to vent it into the car. The other port is not actually open to the trunk and it takes the pressure from the downside of the subs and redirects it to the top 1/2 of the box (I think?). The pictures don't make that very clear.

Hello SMD people... I own a Buick LeSabre and the back seats don't lay down so I've been speaking with a guy about how I can get more sound. I am currently running 2 15's in a sealed box. They are being powered by a Sundown 1500D @ 1 ohm. The guy I've spoke to has been in the car audio world for many years and he has come up with a box design that he said I can use my existing subs with. I told him I was interested in getting bass more than what I had with a sealed box but not lose a ton of sound quality. He said with this design, it will basically take all the bass out of my trunk and put it all into my cabin. It will entail cutting out a section of my rear deck but I'm okay with that. So....If you'd had experience with this type of box, let me know how it worked out. I realize that I can also just get a ported box which will also increase the bass as well but thought this design was neat since it would eliminate all of my trunk rattle. Here's what I currently have: Here's the design.. Its 7 cubes net and a 3.3 cube down chamber with a 8 x 19" rear deck opening. Tuned to 35. Here are three pictures: 2nd picture: 3rd picture:

Gorgeous!! I imagine those door speakers probably sound better than soooo many systems with a sub box!