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I work at a shop, but we do way more than just audio. Starters, alarms, rims, bunch of truck and vehicle accessories. But when it comes down to it your gonna want to have a huge background in the 12volt world. I thought I knew a ton when I got the job, it was the opposite I knew little compared to what I was working with. But also learning along the way is what helpped me most. I was paired with people for a long time, sometimes still am when people do larger jobs.

I like my autopage c3 rs915LCD, nice 2 way unit with 1 mile range (might not be a full mile but it set off my transmitter in my pocket across my college campus) like 170 shipped from sonix

ok cool ive never used em before so how would i go about doing it, and would i just feed off the current pos, neg wires?

meh, sealed score?

i saw the title, was kinda hoping for a dead kitteh joke...

Real clean box Think the weight in the back gonna slow it down? lol

thats not gonna be nowhere near enough air space for the subs, only about 2.75, if that per side, which you need a minimum of about 3 cubes per side, 3.5-4 per would be recommended. each side is actually about 2.12 cubes after ports and driver displacments.

2 15s ported gonna be like 6.5-7 Yes ported, but those are the air spaces after port and driver displacement you'll want, will be 7-8 gross atleast before port and driver displacments

5.5 - 6 cubes would be best What do you think, how big would the enclosure be using 3 12s?

I bought an autopage RS-915LCD few months back, finally finding time to get around to installing it. It comes with a dual zone shock sensor, however I was told I could wire up added sensors (such as a second DZ shock sensor, proximity, etc). However there is only 1 sensor port in the unit. I contacted auto page about it and they said even though the brain contains a single port for the dual zone shock sensor, you can still wire in added sensors, you have to wire them in together. They will just share the same trigger, both will remain fully functioning as they should. Anyone have any idea on how I would wire the dual zone shock sensor it comes with, along with the added proximity sensor I have for it together?

Told you there's no break in time lol

Wow that is tiny for a 4chan. I can't wait till they are available I'm gonna be needing 2

dunno why people are hatin on this kid, he's just tryna save money

Order went through 1/28/11, posted Ina thread on your forum on 2/4/11 and was told by Aaron they'd ship shortly, ended up shipping 2/8

90% of the time Sundown orders are shipped within 24 hrs of order. Please do not slander my company based on what you "think" happens. What do you mean "think" happens? Your assuming I havnt purchased through you before right?

Oh that's shitty lol. Could try something along the lines of a 4th order of you have space. May need to be built in the trunk, port firing through the center peice

I would try 1 of 2 things 1. Trunk "wall" if you have the height, use the opening of the trunk (when seats are folded down) for the front baffle, with the box being in the trunk. It'll be sealed off, I'd try an aero to save some room if you can. 2. Sub up, now I'm 90% of the time against sub up in a trunk, just cause it'll cause terrible rattling and a few other things, but with an 18 you are very limited on box designs.

Hit up a newer Honda forum and see what they have to say. Someone may have done what you are looking to do, or atleast know what you can do

I always thought te 1500D seemed a little small anyways. The comparison looks like the perfect size. I'm sure customers can sacrifice an inch or 2 on amp size in order to make up for it in the quality area

Ya I agree, I've never liked the idea of drop shipping, and IMO it takes longer, took about 3-4 days for SSA to get the order "relayed" to have te subs ship, when 99% of the time a company that ships from there warehouse ships generally within the next day.

Have singer do it, his units are just redone stock alts anyway

Damn looks real nice. I like the idea of the saz3500s being smaller, means I may be able to fit 2

Diehard and many other brands...... Good luck with a diehard batt in the back for audio use

because they are only stable at 2 ohm when strapped. I want to run them each at one ohm I dont want a 3500 watt amp putting out 2000 watts. and its more straight forward to wire when they are seperate? I hate having 2 wires crammed into one terminal. I would like them strapped, but i though I could just strap them so each one was paralell to each woofer but I guess not. I don't see why they can't make amps that allow you controll both without strapping. I'm lost You do know when 2 amps are strapped at 2 ohms...each amp sees 1 ohm right? You should do some more research on how things work before you go playing around with "7000" watts before you blow shit up. Have you even opened the manual or looked at specs? Clearly states 7000 w rms strapped @ 2 ohm mono...

Why don't you just strap them @ 2 ohm...won't need to worry about gain matching (unless you buy a CC-1) and won't have to worry about a splitter to use a single remote knob