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hdorre

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  1. I thought about that too, but you don't see too many people with multiple thin ports..you see one big one
  2. I don't like the last picture. It's too thin for me..maybe some port noise will come
  3. Uhm, doing a very long run Edit: to answer your original question, it depends what batteries you're using because I've read that it isn't good to mix batteries
  4. Go on Sundowns website. Also, search! There was just a topic last night from "Alex K"
  5. Cool. That lvl 5 will be BRUTAL!
  6. Go on sundowns website and download the manual from there. It shows you
  7. Are you doing 2 level 4s on that AQ? If only one, I'd do XL Edit: if you're set on a single lvl 4, don't make a huge box and take it easy on the gain
  8. Ok, in that case lvl 5s. I like that term, "tickling" lol
  9. Wow; talk about stable electrical! This should get pretty loud. You might wanna do XLs instead of 5s. The XLs will love the power and obviously be cheaper
  10. Ouch! I'm sure it was worth it though
  11. Same here..only by a dollar though..lol
  12. First, link the amps (if the impedance is fine) if the subs are in the same box. If you don't have a DMM, either buy one, put the amps in different boxes, or recone the subs so you can link them Do you smell smoke..you may be clipping. Or maybe playing low frequencies
  13. 4.5 cubes? Try doubling that. Did you mean to type 15" BTL?
  14. Yes, it can take 2.6kwrms. As Beanz said, easy with the gains. Also, don't make the box gigantic
  15. How big is the alt? I'm guessing factory (about 100 amps.) Is the battery going up front or in back..I'm guessing up front
  16. I didnt think of impedance rise, only voltage drops. Ive never personally used or designed boxes for BTLs, only heard them. I may have been wrong
  17. In that case, if you wanna use the same box id do a smaller one
  18. Atleast it was only his hand and his girlfriend is alive. I hope for the best for her
  19. Cool post! These songs test a good range of frequencies and accuracy
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