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1 Ohm = 1620 2 Ohm = 1000 Total = 2620

PG Total after 3 tests = 1930! Is my guess:P

i have mine set @ 80hz on the amp and 125 hz on the subwoofer menu on my head unit. i feel like the bass gets more detailed @125 hz

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so i got this car, and installed the system and i like to show it to you guys on this forum, the equipment is Amp: Phoenix Gold ZPA 0.3 Head Unit: Pioneer DEH-4400BT Accesories: Phoenix Gold MX2 Crossover filter 1 Farad Capacitor 4 guage power/ground wire. Subwoofers: Cerwin Vega Vega154 X2 Enclosure: 224L tuned to 30HZ so here it is Thanks For Checking it out. Let me know what you think

Cerwin Vega TS-42 21" or Cerwin Vega EL-36C 18" or Cerwin Vega AB-36C 18" try get a demo of them. those are sick and look em up!

you can also use and home amp with preout. or sub out. to the car amp:D tats what im doing:D and works really well.. only thing is that my amp uses so much electricity that my 3 power supplys makes it shut off ;((( mor powaaa

heyy man, you have many choices, try go to your local shop and look for some equipment, tell them you want to hear them., most cheap/low end subs doesnt play that well.. try stick to brands like cerwin vega, jbl, db, kam. i have 2 cerwin vega 154 the old series, in a ported L design, and its sick. those subs have been measured up to 170DBS! im just saying:D every pa setup is good. its all about the box.. try buy a sub and build a enclosure for it

Thats right:) im running 3 psus and one amp on 215s. Gotta love car audio at home For the price you pay to get decent quality PSUs, you may as well have bought a receiver. I have A stereo amplifier. Nad c355bee im very happy with it. Im running 2 pairs of speakers on it. Cerwin vega xls 12 and cerwin vega v 12. And the psus are from random pcs ive thrown:P I stand behind my statement. Your amplifier is looking for power at 13.8 - 14.4. This is where most are rated. Running an amplifier on a PSU is going to have the amplifier acting like its always in a state of low voltage. I seriously, seriously doubt a computer PSU is putting out 13.8 - 14.4 volts. All the looking online I've done has put it in the high 11s to the low 12s. As I'm sure you're already aware, these are numbers that we try to avoid on this forum when we are setting up charging systems in our cars. The kind of PSU you would need to (properly) set up car audio in home is like this one. And when you can buy receivers like this one for the same money, gain features that make way more sense in the home audio environment, and reduce the fire hazard, well, the choice is obvious unless you're looking for a project. yea. im aware.. those psus i have. run at 12 volt.. but different amps, i have blue neon in the amp.. lol, when its turned up high. the neon flashes . so i need more amps:D. well gta find a pc powersupply from a pc;). and maybe i need a power block or two to organize the cables..

This. If you're on a hella tight budget, the Logitech speaker systems are hard to beat. Its doable, but you'd spend a LOT of time bargain hunting. The Z-2300 I had, while far from an audiophile system, could output a lot of sound for not a lot of money. The Klipsch ProMedia set I got afterward is better quality wise at low volume, about the same money, but has really bad distortion on the sub at high volume. Bigger budget--get a receiver and a couple bookshelves. Low volume--get the ProMedia High volume--Z2300 Thats right:) im running 3 psus and one amp on 215s. Gotta love car audio at home For the price you pay to get decent quality PSUs, you may as well have bought a receiver. I have A stereo amplifier. Nad c355bee im very happy with it. Im running 2 pairs of speakers on it. Cerwin vega xls 12 and cerwin vega v 12. And the psus are from random pcs ive thrown:P

Thats right:) im running 3 psus and one amp on 215s. Gotta love car audio at home

The logitech z-5500 is some good speakers. Mostly used for pc. Ive had i before as my main stereo. It was pretty sick. You get alot for the money!!

Go for that design. Will be awsome . Looking forward:)