Nope no powered sub just a plain sub I can build a box for. If I get it (receiver that is) I want to get at least 2 or 3 subs for it. Not sure what size I want though.
Don't get me wrong the TDX is a very good sub. I remember it was this kid I went to Kinston High school with that had 2 TDX 12's that made me feel with worthless cuz they were so clean and boomy. BUT when you want all out hell on wheels go with the Mojos. I remember when Alton's Audio in Kinston had 5 in their spl van. Have you seen it?
Could anyone recommend any good home audio subwoofers that handle at least 1k-2k rms of power? Cuz I plan to buy another home receiver thats "suppose" to be at least 2k worth of power and I want some subs that'll be able to handle the pressure.
Is it really sitting that low?! Cuz that shit is sitting under under if you know what I mean lol. Honestly I think you can still have best of both worlds. Just don't go over board with a simple 8" sub build and you'll still have a sickly Rat Rod with some beat.
Thanks for the website but he doesn't know how to drive a clutch though. Couldn't he just change the head and instead of buyin a whole new engine or pistons/crank assembly?
A friend of mine has an '90 Acura LS auto and says that his pistons are knocking every time he drives it and gets louder when he goes faster. Does anyone know what could the problem be or how to fix this problem before he buys another LS just for the engine?
I wanna know what would sound good for a good sound system setup for my PC? I wanna do like some big but not too extensive. Maybe something like 2 2" tweeters+ 2 6.5's in a box a piece and 2 12's in ported box. If I do this what kind of amp would I need and wires to connect it all to the PC?
What kind of connector did you use for it to play through the PC? And what plug (Ex. Mic, speaker input, or ? plug) do I use to connect the box the to PC?