just_dave

I'm sorry man. I hope the Doctors can figure out the root cause and get her healthy again. Best wishes to you and your family.

Wow, you're doing that up proper.

They sound good on the vid. I think you did a good job for your first shot at it. I don't even build my own enclosures, so wtf, eh?

Just an observation but... sending the subs back to Crutchfield just because they don't bump hard enough for you isn't a very good reason for returning them. But yeah, a vented enclosure will help those subs thump. Enclosures can make or break a subs performance.

Great job on that port! I hope to see vids of this.

You're the Ace of Brace. lol, jk.

You're probably more qualified for the job than the manager. He was probably afraid you'd take his job.

I got so excited, I made a double post.

Hey there Clay!I'm sportin' a big smile now that I've found out the sub is nearly here. And yeah, I couldn't have possibly received a better deal. I think if I were to get this good of a deal any other way, we'd have to call it stealing. I can't thank you enough for going above and beyond Clay. I really do appreciate everything you're doing for me. I won't forget it either. I will definitely be suggesting A Team Audio to everyone that needs a good car audio shop and good equipment. Man, I can hardly wait!

Wow Gibbs, do they ever. Nice vid!

haha, I know. I just can't help myself when I see pictures. Yeah, I've definitely been consuming bandwidth in the DC Audio forum the past few days. I can't get enough, I guess.

I can hardly wait to have one of these in the back of my explorer. Should thump pretty good while looking good doing it.

I'm glad this thread was refreshed, it's my first time seeing it. This is a great looking truck. Do you still have it? If so... I hope you kept it looking the way it's shown in this thread. I like the clean standard look on trucks that come looking this good from factory. The color is great as well. If you're still taking ideas after this long, I have a couple. 1) You could etch a large DC Audio logo in to the rear window with two smaller etched logos in the rear side windows. That would keep the clean look and give it a stealthy, under the radar look. It would show up well with the windows tinted as you have them. 2) Get some DC logos machined out of aluminum, pull the SS's off and slap the DC in it's place. People would notice that. Now that I've got my $0.02 in... great job on the install. It's perfect. It's perfect because that alone is a dream ride for most, including myself.

Hopefully neon windshields are inexpensive.

Yeah, those look good for sure. I'm-a have to get me some.

That thing went forever. Coulda' had a nap waiting for that bugger to go. And I'm sure it's been through some abuse prior to the wall socket. Nice vid!

Sounds great! I love the look of that amp.