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yeah i wanted to get some of these but they are way too high

your boy @ pulse can get me a price on them cant he? i still need a solution for the 4" speakers for my pillars

ok so my budget is no more than $700 with this i would like to buy: 1 set of 4" with xovers 3 sets of 6.5 w/tweets and xovers

Thanks ill take a look at them. anybody else?

o good luck, see about a bigger stock one or look at adding another stock and running duals

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Well boys and girls tax time is here and i am rebuilding my suburban. I already have the subs, amps, wiring and electrical handled. I am all over the place when it comes to some new components. I have ran with MBQ for the past 10 years and have been super happy with them. In the past i ran some RF for a short time and some Alpine. At this point i am open to any and every opinon and/or sugestion. Heres my plan: For the highs amps i will run a couple of the AQ 4 channel amps. I think the can be run down to 2 ohms per channel so it would be nice to have something that i can wire to two ohms and get good use of the available power. I want to run either 2 sets of 6.5 and a set of 5.25 or three sets of 6.5's really doesnt matter to me. also i have some apillars that i built that can house a set of 4" speakers. I wanna keep the budget for components under $700. So what cha got?

google DDM Tuning... awsome prices, customer service and a lifetime warranty. 6K shouldnt give you to much trouble, i have 10K and dont get bothered. i put 8k 55w on my moms impala, my dads navi, and my pops harley is getting it this weekend.

i miss my Ram looks nice so far

I used one that you can buy at Advance Auto on all the work trucks here a few years back. I think it cost about $60-70 per truck to do. prep is not that hard, clean the bed out then take a scuff pad and scuff it up, clean it again and do work. I added sand to the ones i did for extra gripability or something.

got any pics of the setup

iraggi alt dc power they both have banners here with contact info.

Well i bought a TPI Scope 440 about a year ago, used and off the internet. The scope had no warranty and was already old when i got it. When i received it the screen was little messy but worked great no the less. About a month or so ago the screen just became unreadable and therefore the scope was useless to me. Now i only paid $150 for it when i got it so at this point i was just gonna take it as a loss. I figured that the repair cost would not be worth it. Just for fun i contacted TPI and let them know what was going on. i tried to get a repair estimate via email but they said that i would have to send it in. So i sat on it for about 3 weeks then i figured that i should just ship it to them and see whats up. Well they got back with me soon after receiving it and let me know that it would be repaired free of charged and shipped back to me free of charge! Awesome! I got it back today and it works great! I just wanted to throw this out there for anyone that may have been thinking about buying some test equipment. The service at TPI was better than i had expected and i would recommend them to anyone in the market. BTW they never once asked me for an original sale receipt, hell they never asked me anything. They just fixed it and shipped it back.