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speechless with the amount of craftmanship
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Little bit of testing while breaking it in for T/S measurements.
Getting on it pretty hard here in the video.
a little? looks like you're gonna smoke that sub....
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I ask this because im about to buy my frens DLS n when i test it, with 3/4 volume, the gain on the amplifier gain is nearly full. N im affraid this can cause distortion in the front sound stage. This DLS is rarely use since he bought it....
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how does it sound quality wise? any good?
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Any1 here use a DLS RA-40 reference series amplifier? I just wanna know if its worth to buy... How it sound n quality?
Thanks in advance for the input
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thanks for your help... btw will i still get the discount if its shipped out of ur country?
I would assume yes, but you're a special case so I would wait to hear what Ken says.
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do u have his email? ive tried emailing secondskin thru the website, but no reply....
There is typically a 24 hour turn around because of the volume of emails he gets.
thanks for your help... btw will i still get the discount if its shipped out of ur country?
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do you shipp to asia? how much do you charge?
Please call Ken @ 623-533-8193
do u have his email? ive tried emailing secondskin thru the website, but no reply....
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do you shipp to asia? how much do you charge?
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will post this simple build as soon as i have the time to do it....
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Thanks for the help zayres29 n sticky....
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either of the ways you suggested you will get about the same power.
this is what i found for your amp
Dynamic Power Rating (measured at 14.4V):
Bridged Into A 4-Ohm Load: 435 watts x 1
Per Channel Into A 2-Ohm Load: 217 watts x 2
Per Channel Into A 4-Ohm Load: 150 watts x 2
Continuous Power Rating (measured at 13.8V):
Bridged Into A 4-Ohm Load: 400 watts x 1
Per Channel Into A 2-Ohm Load: 200 watts x 2
Per Channel Into A 4-Ohm Load: 100 watts x 2
is it in RMS ?
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4ft would be ok for the power you have you would probably need it anyway and if you want to take it easy on your electrical system wire the subs bridged at 4ohm
i have the dimension here, correct me if its off
box, h:16" w:40" d:15"
port, h:5" w:5 h:12
btw, when u say wire the sub bridge at 4 ohms, wire the subs to 8 ohm then combine them both to get 4 ohms rite?
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so which 1 do u suggest? this is my daily drive car... n i like em loud when i need it too
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with the dimension u gave, thats around 3 ft3 of volume rite? what if i make it a 4ft3 volume? and who do i wire this dual? wire them to 4ohm and bridge it or wire each sub to 2 ohms to each channel?
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can i make it bigger or change the dimension, i have a space measured up, the maximum i can put in the back is W:40" H:17" D:21"... i was thinking of making a diamond shaped port. btw, what do u think about the amp i use, will that do the job?
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opss sori hehe its 12w3 dual coil
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its a toyota innova.... a SUV i think... the woofer is dual coil each 4 ohms....
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i have a 2 x JL audio 12v3 dual coil.... any1 here use this subwoofer? and box wise, how do i get the most out of this subwoofer?
btw this sub will be powered by a kicker kx400.2....
thanks for the help
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dugee81: LOL that's explains it
.... i wasn't going to put lead acid battery in my car Robert8252: currently im running a 6g from the front and a distribution block at the back... so this means i don't have to add another battery... yeay... thanks..
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another question, im about to run a mono 400watts RMS and a 350watts 2 channel amp, do i need the extra battery or it's better of just with the battery up front?
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i see ur point there
thanks for the help....
im amazed by the capabilities of this sub..... 
ok ill email him..
thanks for the help....
Skar Audio Yard Sale - 11/27/2012
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do u shipped to BN?