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I just put my 4 hdc3's in a 4th and so far it's working incredibly. Edit: i'm doing 2.5 sealed per 18 so i'd recommend 2-ish per 15.

if you have the 3500.1's (instead of just 3500), i'd personally do a minimum of 4 group 31 batteries plus a good agm under hood.

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I think my soft top for my step side was under $300

From a guy that found out for himself that mayhems are > dc Lol Mayhems ftw we need a like button just for that comment the plus sign at the bottom right of that post...

Well see, different makes of woofers actually bring their own tone "color" to the table. And since tone preference is subjective, you won't know if you'll like em till you try em. PA and DJ speakers have a tendency to be very flat sounding drivers. Leaving the amp and effects a clean outlet so to speak. If you're the type of person who likes using cabinet and amp digital emulation through multi-effects pedals and the such, then those drivers may actually be better for you.

http://www.tunemybass.com/bass_amps/bass_cabinet_guide.html Says the low E string (in standard tuning) is 41 hz so no real use in tuning lower then that unless you like drop tunings.

I've seen em in both open and closed back. Also, don't get SUBwoofers. get WOOFERS.. Your bass guitar isn't playing 80 hz and below exclusively. you want a broader range driver. Maybe do 4-6 10's and say 2 12's or 2 15's.. Possibly 2 seperate cabinets. Edit: eyeball the specs on these to see what i'm talking about. http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?srchExt=CAT&srchCat=624

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Very nice build here. I just want to point out this though. It only did 160 on a single frequency where he turned the volume up. Likely right at his burp frequency. IE: not 160 on music. And the driver's door was open. (Nothing out of the ordinary there, just pointing it out before someone else does)

guys, serious. at 800 rms. he will not see any difference upgrading to some aftermarket audio related battery. just keep the largest lead acid you can fit under the hood, and upgrade your big 3. Don't go putting a performance exhaust on your moped mmkay?

dont forget the capacitor 1/50th farad sound about right??? that would be 2 µf . noob

dont forget the capacitor yes, you need a capacitor to be loud. it's in the bible.

800 rms? you'd be fine with a rayovac 9v battery...

Is this where i get in line to spoon with n8?

This. peeeektures

I'm not flaming, i wanna spoon damnit!

Youtube videos* and Idc about hits lol i post videos just to post. considering I love bass just like everyone else here. so tell us about yourself, new guy. do you like long walks on the beach? want to spoon?

nice of you to tell us about your youtube video with hopes of getting lots of hits and stuff.. when you've got 2 posts on this forum. </sarcasm>

happy christmas, and a merry new year!

first things first. sound is vibrations. period. in order for sound to travel it needs a medium to move through. space is essentially mediumless therefore sound cannot exist in space BUUUUUUT..... as Sani stated the dark matter may be able to transfer low frequencies but not higher ones. i cannot tell you why because i dont know. all you need to know is quantum mechanics is some crazy shit Long story short, dark matter is very sparsely existent. imagine a set of pool balls. If they are far apart, one moving back and forth quickly in a small vibration will never hit the other. But if you smack it and it moves far enough, it's energy gets transferred to another ball. And let's not get into quantum mechanics. The sheer act of trying to observe in quantum mechanics is to change it.

You need matter to transfer the energy of movement, ie: vibrations/sound

I guess at these frequencies, they could be picking up variations on gravitational resonance. The earth resonates at 6 hz, and it's pretty damn small in comparison to a large chunk of the known universe.