lunari

As we all know, MAX ratings on amps are completely useless. Sure there are quite a few good ones out there that are rated by the true power output, not what the amp could do for a split second if struck by lightning. This petition (was started at caraudioclassifieds.org) is to do away with MAX power ratings (and other false claims) put on amplifiers to help the common consumer (and people new to car audio), when they are looking for a new amp. Saw it over there, figured some people here might want to check it out. http://www.petitiononline.com/hca00001/petition.html

I bet it sounds great!

This is just my personal opinion, so take it with a grain of salt. If you are asking about which sub you should buy wanting to push 4k+ to it daily, then you are just asking for trouble. Start off with something smaller, get a nice amp that pushes around 2k RMS. Pick up a pair of Fi Q's, AA Havocs, DC Level 4s, etc. Do plenty of research on them, build them a proper box, set your gains properly, etc. I think you will be plenty happy with any of the above, and if it turns out to be not enough for your liking. You'll have some experience on doing it properly and you can upgrade later.

Holy hell

Change the left and right plate dimensions to 1' 6 5/8"x13" and you will have a sealed box. Also, those dimensions are for 3/8" wood thickness (and will only work with that thickness)

-20 here, damn montana

Pepsi... of the diet variety for me

Wouldn't happen to still have this would ya?

Thanks for the replies

I got my vote on

They (along with the Ninja 250r), are one of the best starter bikes out there. Great gas mileage, great handling, etc. One hell of a lot easier to fix a mistake on than on a bigger bike (ie, hitting a bump and accidentally grabbing a handful of throttle.. etc...).

A friend of mine picked up a pair of these (12" version), I haven't had a chance to hear them yet. Are they fairly decent? Thanks, Lunari

Yes they would

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No offense, but he never said it was on a TL. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there that don't know the difference between a number from a TL and a shitty handheld radio shack meter. The fact is he never said it was 155 on a TL, so wouldn't it be better to let him know that there are meters out there that are less accurate (by large margins), and that the only numbers that count are ones recorded by a TL rather than jumping down his throat about it? Just my opinion, take it with a grain of salt. Lunari