bass_stalker

sold please lock

if you want

new price 20+ shipping, i really need money

i quit playing it because it lost my campain data, i may hit up multiplayer though, gamertag is dathstalker i might get on tonight when i finish with my sega cd

bump lets get this sold, someone must need a cheap headunit

bump

maybe remove a panel and bring it to a shirwin williams or a lowes, youd probobly have to find a piece of hardwood to stain also

for that price you could just build your own

blue berry frosted mini wheats, and subs with emo sensitivity

oh i forgot to add shipping will be usps flat rate

i have a dual xd1222 cd radio, it also has a 3.5mm aux in and also a usb charging port, it has one set of rca jacks on the back, this unit would be good for a test bench or for someone who just wants a basic radio in their car. i'm asking 30 + shipping. i can ship it with the original box if its wanted .

ah ok, thats why i asked before i named some shops, good luck on finding some

LA, as in louisiana? if so where are you located.

well these are actually limited in a way, Production will be limited to 4000 units (4099 Murciélagos have been built). The moulds used to make the carbon-fibre monocoque are expected to last 500 units each and only 8 have been made

werent there a limited amount of these made?

depends, do you want everyone to know its dc subs or not

you could probobly fit 3 12's in the same airspace where you had 2 15's, main issue i would see is that you may end up with some odd ohm load

yup i think thats what's generally recommended, its also the cheaper option

from the soundqubed site Copper versus Aluminum coil windings.. The performance difference between copper and aluminum coil widings lies in the physical and resistance differences in the two materials. Copper is the more efficient conductor, able to transmit the same current with less cross section area. Aluminum requires more cross section area to do the same job... Aluminum has lower mass than copper giving the ability to move the same current, albeit through a larger conductor than copper, but with an overall reduction in mass... The larger surface area of aluminum can have an advantage in a voice coil when it comes to the length of the coil windings. An aluminum coil of the same impedance as copper will end up with a longer winding length, increasing the Xmax number... Some system designs may benefit from the longer Xmax if the system uses extremely long excursions, as may the case is competition vehicles making high distortion 2 second SPL runs. The longer coil windings keep more turns of wire in the magnet gap at high excursion... The aluminum wire, with its larger cross section area, is not as efficient as copper. A copper wire coil will pack more turns of wire into the magnet gap and results in higher energy over the operating Xmax of the coil. Well designed enclosures usually give better performance with the more efficient copper windings in both sound quality and output... The power handling differences between copper and aluminum are negligible IF both wires are using the same coatings and same adhesives systems. Aluminum will have more surface area to dissipate heat, but takes more power to reach the higher efficiency of the copper coil, in subwoofer applications. In midrange/tweeter applications, the lighter aluminum wire can have significant impact on high frequency performance where moving mass dominates... In 95% of the applications we see, the copper coils are the way to go...

i always just drill a hole in the box slightly smaller than the wire and then push it through, same concept as bolts but without the bolts

i dont know if that car has the ecu controlled charging or not, i think if it does there is a specific way you have to do the big three, i'm not 100% sure about it though

hmm i dunno then, maybie someone with more expertise can chime in

it may be a cheap set of projectors then, i know most of the cheaper projectors dont focus the light correctly so they will seem dimmer,

ok, are they the stock projectors, or are they aftermarket ones