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LOL!!!!!

Are you gonna have to do the airride install with a jack and stand or can you access a lift to put it on? Just wondering because to me it would be hard as hell to it when its on a jack.

Sold to H816*John*H816.

3 18's? it would be badass. seal it off from the trunk and the port up throught the back dash. have one on each side angled in and one straight on.

I found these specs. RMS @ 2 Ohm, Stereo: 70W x 4 Ch. RMS @ 4 Ohm, Stereo: 50W x 4 Ch. RMS @ 2 Ohm, Mono: 125W x 2 Ch. RMS @ 4 Ohm, Mono: 100W x 2 Ch. S/N Ratio: >100dB THD (IHF-A): 0.02% Channel Separation: >55dB Input Sensitivity: 0.15V – 5V Input Impedance: 47K Ohm Slew Rate: 10V/Usec Damping Factor: 200 @ 4 Ohm Fuse Rating: 20A x 2 Dimensions (in inches): Width: 9.54" Height: 2.13" Length: 11.02" Features # MOSFET Power Supply Amplifier # Gold Plated Brass Screw Set Terminals # 12dB/Oct. Crossover - Variable High Pass Crossover (30Hz ~ 500Hz) - Variable Low Pass Crossover (30Hz ~ 500Hz) # High/Low Level RCA Inputs # 5-Way Protections # Power and Protection LED Indicators # 2 Ohm Stable Circuits # Soft Start/Mute Circuit # Tri-Mode Output Configurations Which as far as i know are accurate.

Up for sale is an American Bass SQ440. I purchased this from a friend because I thought that I could use it but I cant. Im Looking for $30 (what i paid for it) + shipping. It is a four channel amp. 6/10 Cosmetic. 9/10 Mechanical. The only things that is wrong 'mechanically' is a couple of terminal screw are missing. Looking for something that will put out 200 watts rms at 4ohms. It can be mono or two-channel. If you have one, I can put up cash on my side too. RMS @ 2 Ohm, Stereo: 70W x 4 Ch. RMS @ 4 Ohm, Stereo: 50W x 4 Ch. RMS @ 2 Ohm, Mono: 125W x 2 Ch. RMS @ 4 Ohm, Mono: 100W x 2 Ch. S/N Ratio: >100dB THD (IHF-A): 0.02% Channel Separation: >55dB Input Sensitivity: 0.15V – 5V Input Impedance: 47K Ohm Slew Rate: 10V/Usec Damping Factor: 200 @ 4 Ohm Fuse Rating: 20A x 2 Dimensions (in inches): Width: 9.54" Height: 2.13" Length: 11.02" Features # MOSFET Power Supply Amplifier # Gold Plated Brass Screw Set Terminals # 12dB/Oct. Crossover - Variable High Pass Crossover (30Hz ~ 500Hz) - Variable Low Pass Crossover (30Hz ~ 500Hz) # High/Low Level RCA Inputs # 5-Way Protections # Power and Protection LED Indicators # 2 Ohm Stable Circuits # Soft Start/Mute Circuit # Tri-Mode Output Configurations

The hoe is beautiful. I think I'm going to take a road trip out to Cali from Indiana just to see your truck maybe i can build a shelf or two.

Something good should come of it hopefully.

But he could wall that civic and get the same boom force. even if not a wall a back seat window line build would get loud. So civic.

I have an older car and i can attest that once one thing goes it seems like the rest of the car goes too. It is unfortunate. So if you are already having a few probs with your hoe, id def say go with the honda.

Take her to mini-golf then to a mall and then buy something she looks at and surprise her with it.

s.e.x.

Simply stunning. It is beautiful man. Lol in one of the pics it looks like your looking up and your drill is going through a speaker.

I say honda and then you can wall it or do a big box through the trunk into the back seat up to the window line.

The color matched emblem is what i feel throws that baby put their it is so SICK!!!!! damn man that is sexy.

he isnt touching the rims. just fyi

that is amazing looking. I just noticed the r sticker on back window is that there to stay? what is it?

I'm looking to get the cheapest 2500w amp I can find. Used is fine. New is better. 2500 at 1 ohm works.

Ya lol at least you don't have to drive far for your photo shoot.

I would like some pics.

Holy fap fap fap that is sex. Those tails are amazing

Im not sure if this is the right section. I have a 1988 Buick Regal Custom. My car has full digital gauges that show up with a greenish yellowish automotive color. I want to change it so that they are blue. Any ideas? Also I want to make my gauges HUD because the factory location suck and I have plans for where the gauges are. I was thinking I could do it with mirrors but I really really don't want to. My other thought was to tap into the wires that go to each little LCD thing, splice them, and reverse them to another one and have the second one project onto the windshield and still have the normal one. Any thoughts?

You definitely need a demo/sound room man that would be sick. How many times bigger is this than your garage?

That is BA. Now you just need Second Skin to sponsor a shop kit and deaden the whole entire shop lol. And that little detail area would be easy to convert to a cut room or at least it look like it would.

The God Choded One. Thank You.