Punkeyboozter

m yes ok forget about bujet give me low config or just woofer size thanks. you might be able to buy a fuse holder and a battery clamp with that kind of money. Look at the bright side at least your car wont burn down. Seriously though...that budget must grow by a big margin. Subs run around 300USD Amps at least 300USD If you really want to be cheap buy a bazooka or one of those cheapy subs that cost about 80bux but you are better off saving a bit and doing it right. Skip the tandoori and buy a naan and you should be there in no time.

Why the long stem and the seat pushed back so far? Bike 2 small?

who need gears any way

i figure someone's gotta buy me clothes, may as well be her because I hate shopping and I can't ever find anything I like... by that I mean anything she would let me wear LOL. Snap-on is good ish, bro, good choice. All I want I'm sure I'll never get... time to work on my little build. Doesn't fail, when I plan to work on it, suddenly some family emergency visit to the mall comes up. I know what you mean. When you make time to work on your own vehicle something away happens and you have to rush and half ass it go the moment. The impact works wonders for removing seats and doing train horns its the strongest drill I've used with a 14. 4 battery. mmmm train horns

Its about the same as painting. Around here they ask about $1000 to do the whole car in 3M and about 100bucks for roof or hood covering. Paint from authorized dealers are about $200 per panel and around $100 if done at auto shops.

I buy all the good shit I want myself. Does not mean im hoping for something. Dynaudio speakers a Boat A playboy mention at the beach with good surf a private yet a dead horse 4 18's for HT Some Crown Amps unlicensed AK47 More beer Porsche CBR Morel speakers ear plugs profanity filter for my PC mic Forester mini server rack lots of bikes with or without engines P90 socks bigger living room Ben & Jerry's pool noodle Thats just a few that came to mind in no particular order.

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Yeap thx i thought it might be a load thing, its all good now. Cheers

what help do you need? Setting the gains wiring?

Thanks Guys

Yeah thanks guys. For now its single sub Duel D1 and single amp wired to 2ohms. SAz3000D to be exact. I have always wired it like +(con) - (c0n) -(emp) +(emp) for single sub use. However when I checked it sort of looks to me like the lines are going directly to +(con) and +(con)with nothing to the - Seems strange to me for a diagram that other wise looks very detailed. *edit on second glance on pic 1 page 8 clearly show the - connection I suppose the two + connections threw me off.

Can u guys pls help to clear things up for me? Ive always hooked my speakers to the + and the - u know as one would ussually do, but then ilooked at the sundown mannual and see they state a + to + connection for 2ohm load. http://www.sundownaudio.com/pdfs/SAZ1000D_1500D_3000D.pdf Can any one explain this to me Thx

Realistically what will the expexted delivery date be? Will there be an audible difference between the 4 and the 8? Thx

read post #5 in that thread, it might indicate something to you.

I dont know but based on the price of recones id assume the price of the sum of raw parts should be less.

what motor do you have? might be able to get a softparts replacement kit or a recone mostly per-assembled. which is what many of the china manufactures do any way. Not many build the subs from start to end. Haha, well i'd like to buy the motor, buy a basket, voice coil and start putting it together if they would sell those parts. I don't have a motor right now, just looking into how much it would all be for future reference, most likely after Christmas. thats cool, just though id let you know that some reputable manufactures dont even truly make their own. Suppose the price will come down to which motor you end up getting. Monster sub re-cones will run you over a 100 bucks so assuming you can get the right parts id guess you will be under that by a hair assuming you dont get screwed as these parts are usually mass produced and sold. To start maybe buy some cheap speakers and take them apart and get a good understanding but sounds like you have a good head on shoulders so it might just work out if you stick to it even if the first try dont work as planned.

He does lots more than just forum surf. Lol email and see. He is all over the place I wish all I did was surf the web all day, that would be fun... boring but fun. No I do a bit of everything, graphics, technical gibberish, customer service, and anything else Ken and Max can think of. Right now I've been working on our new instructions for the products since they're a bit out of date. As for our Singapore distributor (Antonie I assume?), I do not know as I am not the one who deals with our dealers/distributors. I would say shoot an email to them and ask. done deal thanks

what motor do you have? might be able to get a softparts replacement kit or a recone mostly per-assembled. which is what many of the china manufactures do any way. Not many build the subs from start to end.

Sorry for the late response time, been busy today. 1. The main reasoning behind using deadener is to get rid of the strutter-bornce noise found inside vehicles. This noise comes from a multitude of sources, including the engine, transmission, road and tire, exhaust, etc.. You get rid of these vibrations (which causes the noise) you create a much quieter and better listening environment. 2. Depends on the vehicle and goal. The vibration mats and liquids are used to control panel resonance/vibrations but won't actually stop or block air-borne sound/noise which can be caused by exhaust, road, and tire noise, as well as wind. For this type of noise, use of an actual barrier is needed, something like mass loaded vinyl. 3. Just like several other members have said, there is no need to go balls out and do 100% coverage. 25% is really all that is needed. Doors are my first area to treat, followed by the floor, and roof. In a truck I would do the back wall right after doing the doors. And thank you guys for the awesome input, makes my job just that much easier! Damn you get paid to surf the forums all day? SWEEET. ...on the side did the Singapore distributor contact you guys for some alpha damp pro? Not sure if he can be trusted yet and I need the things now. Feel free to PM to prevent further thread jack

That looks like a good match without knowing much about the rest of the system. Sounds like a interesting project, have some pics?

This might work http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-200 but based on the specs of the driver you listed it looks like you are looking more towards a mid-bass driver then a sub driver. What speakers you use or at least state the freq response.

How many screws to get the panels of?

How much will have to change to make it ht optimised? 12 only?