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If you need help locating m2 Level 6 motors let me know. Would be a bit expensive to ship, but they are out there.

Regular DD1 is good up to I believe about 10-15000w. The DD1-HV is meant for high power amplifiers, something like strapping a pair of 10k amps. I have a build your own combo pack available, you choose the tools that you want. http://www.droppinhzcaraudio.com/smd-build-your-own-combo-pack/

Nope. He has 2 Crescendo S1500s which are not strappable amplifers. Amp 1 needs to be set with the dd1 and then the cc1 needs to be used in competition mode to "gain match" amp 1 to amp 2.

Matching the gains of mulitiple amplifiers. This procedure requires the CC-1 to be placed in a special mode reserved for SPL competitors and audiophiles. 1. Switch the CC-1 off by holding the OFF button for 1 second. (This must be done to initalize the program mode) Now switch CC-1 power on by pressing the ON button. 2. Disconnect the harness to make sure there is no signal being applied to the CC-1 and that the Signal LED is NOT illuminated. 3. Press and hold the READ button for 3-5 seconds or until the Set LEDs start flashing. Release Set button. CC-1 is now in competition mode!! 4. Next you need to connect the CC-1 to the “Master” amplifier’s outputs. Use the included harness to connect to amplifier’s outputs; Red to speaker (+) and Black to battery ground. 12 5. Set the source unit’s volume to zero. Select the track on the CD that corresponds to the desired frequency you wish to match gains at. If you don’t know which frequency to use try 40 Hz (track 10 Disc A) if it is a subwoofer amplifier, or 1 kHz (track 8 Disc if it is a full range amplifier. Play track on repeat. 6. Continue by turning up the source unit volume until you see the Signal LED illuminate green. If the LED turns red, this indicates the volume is too high. Turn volume down until LED remains green. 7. When Signal LED remains Green, press the READ button. The Blue Calibrated LED should illuminate. 8. Now without touching any adjustments on anything, connect the CC-1 to the output of the next amplifier that you wish to match it’s gain to the first amplifier. 9. The LEDs will indicate if the gain is too high or too low compared to the “Master” amplifier. 10. Adjust gain on the amplifier that the CC-1 is now connected to until the Calibrated LED illuminates. The amplifier’s gain is now matched to the Master amplifier’s gain within +/- 0.05dB !! 11. Repeat steps 9 – 11 for any other amplifiers in the system.

After setting the gain on amp 1, you need to refer to Page 11 in the CC1 Owners manual.

Give me a few minutes and I will try and help trouble shoot for you. I just have to get this paper finished and turned in.

Let me make sure I am following everything here. 1) Gains have been set on amp 1 using DD-1 2) You are now trying to use the CC1 to gain match amp 1 to amp 2

Matt, Do you have your bass knob turned all the way up?

You mean like this? We had these done first. These are powder coated as well, not painted.

haha. Better to side with more electrical. No such thing as too much battery support.

I would start with 4 D7500s or a bank of other models of equal capacity.

Do you want me to have a Team N8Ball decal made for you?

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I would buy them. I'm about to have to put mine into my wall, my back isn't looking forward to it. you have no clue what is about to happen.. i was crammed into a xterra 4th order.. not easy for a 6' 3" 260lb guy.. then having jeff ass in there who is bigger than i.. no bueno.. those subs needs to come with midgets to help load dem summa bitches I have been asking for body building midgets for years!

Can you be more specific.

Depends on the extent of the damage. Could be 1-2 weeks, have seen 3-5 on total rebuilds of a big amp.

2500w I would go with the Level 4s. They will give you room to upgrade should you want to go with a bigger amp like the DC 3.5k down the road without changing subs. Before you say you dont plan on upgrading, I said the same thing when I first bought a couple of JL 10s and a 1000w amp. 30kw and 8 15s later I still want more.

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Just a couple of custom backplates we made for a customers 5ks. First 2 are with just the plexi Now with the second Layer.