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You can wire each sub to one ohm (parallel) and then either parallel the two subs for .5 ohms or run them in series for a 2 ohm load. You could also run each sub in series to get 4 ohms each, then parallel them to get the 2 ohm load as well. But the lowest you can wire them would be .5 ohms.

It wouldn't have been if Nike hadn't confiscated the tapes when it happened.

This one. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=51193 Oh well, it was worth another watch.

They played a clip of it on Entertainment Tonight or Extra or one of those shows tonight. Shit's blowin up.

My "job" isn't as interesting as it is uncommon, I guess. I'm a stay-at-home dad. I was a car salesman previously, but we were paying a ton of money for daycare for my 2 kids and it was cheaper for me to stay home with them while my wife works (she's an RN). Gotta love being able to be with your kids, though.

Pretty sad. My wife is an OB nurse and has worked in the ICU and neonatal ICU so she has told me some sad stories. You just gotta do your best to get past it and appreciate the times when you help save a life. Congrats on the new job.

Sounds like a bad idea. Mixing different brands and sizes of subs and putting them in the same box. What are the voice-coil configs of the different subs? How would you wire it up. How are you going to wire 2 subs that take 350 watts along with a sub that takes 2500+ to the same monoblock amp? It's not going to work. You'd be better off just running the Pioneer and ditching the 10s.

Just for reference the Sundown SAE1200D I just got has 5 30 amp fuses and is rated at 1200w @ 1 ohm. I heard it's actually capable of about 1500w.

No it won't. The native resolution of that TV is 1366x768. So, everything you send the TV, whether it be SD channels or Blu Ray will be scaled to 1366x768. Fixed pixel displays always show their native resolution.

I just got one super cheap on ebay. They're supposed to be good amps. I've got mine set pretty low (only running a single 12" Fi SSD) but the word is that they are underrated and capable of about 1500w @ 1 ohm w/ good electrical. THey're not as bulletproof as the SAZ amps so they are not stable under 1 ohm and don't run at more than 15 volts.

East Moline here, in the Quad Cities. Used to live in Champaign/Urbana during college. Lots of fun nights on Green Street.

I've heard non-stop bitching since I've played CoD4 for the past 1.5 years. Use any gun they're not using and you're a noob. Use a grenade launcher and you're a noob. Claymores are for noobs. Dumbass people + anonymity of the internet = Shit talkers.