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ty_houston

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  1. crazy stuff here bro, what doe the saz do at .5 ohm on 16 plus volts? just curious. The bass cube looks off the chain! Brutal build
  2. They have the same board as the ma audio hk 4000d....nice amps if you have the electrical to back it up,,I had a 4000d and it clamped 3300 watts at 14.2 volts dropping to 11.5. You can mod it to play at one ohm, to me you don't really gain much from doing this but alot of people do it, you need 16 plus volts to get the 4000 watts from it though...for what it is and what it cost not a bad amp,,,just my 2 cents!
  3. I would consider those sql subs(sound quality level), they handle a good amount of power and the one's that I have heard sound good, real good. I would go to dc's forum or their website and see what they recommend for an enclosure. A sealed box sounds good, but they don't get as loud as ported boxes..if your after sq go for it(sealed).
  4. I'm gonna assume you mean the difference between an spl sub and a sq sub...most sq subs sound better on music and have a lower fs(free air resonance), they require less power(usually)..some examples of sq subs would be an fi q, re mx, re xxx...alot of it comes down to install and tuning..I run massive dmx's witch are generally considered spl subs, but I have them in a ported box that's tuned low and they actually sound pretty good on music. They are what I would call a sql sub. A true spl sub ie: rd audio superheavy weight, re mt, handle massive amounts of power and normally require higher tuned enclosures( 60 plus hz ). They generally sound like shit on music(because of the higher tuning), and can take gobbs of power in short bursts(for burbing). This is just my opinion, like I said alot of it(90%) comes down to install and tuning.
  5. Get the mayhems, they handle about twice as much power as the havocs, get louder and sound good doing it.
  6. I feel your pain bro...in the process of changing my system for the 3rd time in a little less than a year..shit is addictive, this is it for me this time, I refuse to lose the back seat in my h2
  7. off the back should be fine, especially if its 1.5 inches thick, good luck
  8. These are not rated to perform @ 1ohm, you need to have it modded to work below 2ohms, and you need a strong, strong electrical system for it to perform well, even with a strong electrical not a guarantee that it won't go up in smoke. I would burb @ 1ohm but I wouldn't run it daily at 1ohm, even if it was modded. It's sort of a high risk, low reward running it @ 1ohm, what you gain in watts is not worth what you give up in reliability.
  9. You should be fine, its designed to perform well on low voltage..ie 12.5 volts and up, nasty ass amps. Just be careful where you mount it, DD z series amps don't like vibration, therefore try not to mount it directly to your enclosure. The ddz1 first gen was notorious for the legs on the fets breaking off due to vibration. The design on the z2 and z2lv is a little stronger, so its harder for the fets to break, but it still happens..other than that they are pretty much bullet proof...go for it, you won't be disappointed!
  10. in your sig it says the wall is out, what kind of enclosure you running now? subs up, aero ports to the back?
  11. nice score bro, what frequency does that song peak at? 152 on music is at the least a 153 plus on a burb
  12. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...c=15678&hl= link to rays build i think
  13. Ray, why did you switch from re to dc, just curious and does your h2 have hydrolics or are those air shocks? Awesome ride..now we just need to see some vids of Chris's Hummer with mla
  14. West Coast guys are so lucky! Think about , a hummer and an escalade different set ups but both loud as hell! and they can be driven daily...thanks for the vids Steve, and thanks for sharing Ray. Both rides look good and sound even better!!
  15. There suppose to come out with a new line...I gues stetsom and sound digital are making dd step up! I'm gonna roll with the single z2 for now and just keep lookin for anotehr z2..thanks for all of you guys imput..greatly appreciated!
  16. He bought it from Ray Farmer back in November(the z2lv)
  17. When did they stop making the z2lv? There is one for sale on ca.com..bumpin buick he wants $1500 for it.
  18. Its the original z2 not the lv or hv..I wish it was the z2lv
  19. Thanks for the input, so I should just keep looking for a z2? or I could have each amp run 3 subs and just gain match them? each amp would be seeing 1.34 ohms
  20. Just need to get some feedback. I currently have 4 dmx 15's driven by a ddz2. I had a chance to get another z2 put I hesitated and it was sold. I have a chance to get an American bass 700.1. I have two more dmx 15's on the way. I want to wall my h2 with 6 15's. With 2 z2's it was easy cause they are strappable. The 700.1 and the z2 share the same board. The 700.1 is strappable, also. Is this a bad idea? Should I try it or just keep looking for another z2? Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks
  21. Lil Jon "push that n***a" 45hz
  22. That's a misprint on their website. The hk10k can be strapped and has the master/slave parallel switch,but the hk4000d doesn't. you may need to get a maxi link to strap them
  23. Damn Stetsom ain't playin!
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