Neo_frog

FunkyPups no existen. Si desea oradores enviados a Argentina, entonces usted tendrá que ponerse en contacto con el fabricante. Rockford es una buena marca, pero me gustaría mirar en las empresas en este sitio web.

I've seen people use lower than that but they usually modded the amp below .125 You may be able to pull it off though. Do some testing to get your numbers first.

.125 ohms would be the lowest for four. Same concept. It's either that, 2 ohms or 8 ohms.

Psh, haters. I love Lady Gaga

You would just parallel all of the coils rather than any form of series in the circuit.

lol fail. Can't wait to hear the outcome.

I'll say it. Cool story bro. But yes, it is always funny how people resort to the "sponsored" story to back themselves up.

More capacitance, faster discharge/recharge. So to answer your first question, yes.

This is something we are not allowed to talk about on the forum. You can google how to download music.

The majority of the machining is in the brackets. He doesn't do much with cases if he doesn't have to.

Your case has nothing to do with the output. I have a case from a GMC truck in my PT Cruiser. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/38226-how-an-alternator-works-the-best-vid-ive-seen/

A night show huh? I'll be up in Great Lakes that morning, so expect me there that night. Finally something I can actually go to!

No joke. It's probably very unattractive to you, but in order to run a business, you have to know business.

Mine has no problems at 152 on music. No skipping or damage, and it still operates fine. Even burping at 154 it doesn't do much. Eclipse AVN7000 is my unit.

Well you probably just shot your chances.

If you have no experience, use a calculator or a reference ratio. Once you get more experience, you can use your own ratios to suit your application and control your response better.

Passive radiators are used instead of a port for much the same reasons — to tune the small volume and driver for better low frequency performance. Especially in situations in which a port would be inconveniently sized (usually too long for practical box configurations). They are also used to eliminate port turbulence and reduce motion compression caused by high velocity airflow in small ports. The passive radiator usually has some means to adjust its mass also, thereby allowing the user to change the box tuning.

Once my build is done sure. Keep an eye on the Competitor's Corner section for Indiana/Illinois shows. There's one specifically I'm going to in Merrillville on the 25th of June.

Bah nvm.

It's a car audio forum. Yes, we have an Off topic section, but it's not supposed to be abused. Your first post was about blankets and noodles and shit. Immediately you are labeled as a troll. And then freaking out with two more topics bitching about it getting locked is unacceptable. I'm surprised you didn't get banned. If you had asked something like this originally, you would have gotten responses.

Good job. *Waits for teh hamma*

I don't see why people should shun heath insurance anyways. It's better for all parties involved and in your best interest to HAVE insurance. As far as the penalty, it's a bit ridiculous, but people shouldn't be worried about it.

What exactly are you using it for? Music or video?

You can run after market speakers from your stock head unit. It won't be as loud as they can get, but you can run them directly into the high level output. You will notice a significant difference if you buy good speakers though. No accessories needed. The only thing you'll need is a color scheme for your specific car, or a 9V battery to pop test them.

Likewise. I learn a lot from you specifically and I'll usually chase your posts to see if I can find anything useful.