JGrady

I am planning on running the tweets on another amp. I'll be running the mid range and mid bass on the 175. I'm probably looking at bulding a component set with the mille and high energy since this will be for a daily set-up and don't plan on competing as of right now. I know of some dealers but i'm waiting to find the time to go back up to Indianapolis to talk to someone and preview them.

I can understand that. I do like the mille line. I bet the sq on them are amazing. I've only heard them in video's and that never does any justice because most people don'y have a very good camera. I was really wondering about the spl show line because I really don't know much about them.

Thats what I thought and was leaning on. I read somewhere that the passive crossovers can take a lot of volume out of the speakers. I could be wrong with that though. At least could be true with some brands more than others. But I honestly don't know. I haven't been in the game that long and wanting to learn.

I have the hertz energy, but sometime soon hopefully I will be upgrading them. I was wondering if it would be better to run active with the spl show sv200(midrange), sv200L(would this be a good mid bass speaker?), and maybe the st44( or maybe use a different tweeter from the mille line) or run passive or possibly active with the ml3pa? The crossover i'll be running with them would be the audiocontrol 6xs and hopefully adding on the eqs. The amp that will be powering them will be a dc 175.4. This is going to be in the future so i'm planning the build as of now and I love the Hertz that I have already. I have heard the mille line but have not heard the spl show line. also with the system properly set up and having clean power will 175 watts per channel be fine to run them on? Any help would be appreciated.

Could he not run these? http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_16846_Stinger-SPT821-Gold.html?from=857-141-332 I just don't have any clue if they are any good or if it would cause any resistance.

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I was looking at the aq amp since it'll match the 2200 from them. I'll check out the other two. Thanks. sundown used to have a 200.4 as well but youd have to find one used. I really like the dc 175.4. How would I go about getting a price estimate? Would I have to contact them because the closest dealer is like 3 hours away from me? just go to the dealers list on the DC section of the forum. you can Pm them and they can get you quotes ok. Thanks a lot.

I was looking at the aq amp since it'll match the 2200 from them. I'll check out the other two. Thanks. sundown used to have a 200.4 as well but youd have to find one used. I really like the dc 175.4. How would I go about getting a price estimate? Would I have to contact them because the closest dealer is like 3 hours away from me?

I was looking at the aq amp since it'll match the 2200 from them. I'll check out the other two. Thanks.

I have a memphis pr4.50 powering a pair of hertz esk 570's in the front and esx 570's in the rear. I was planning on adding a pair of esk 570's to the front. So that I have two pairs of them. I'm looking for a good quality amp. I know rockford makes some good ones, but want to know of a few more. Max budget would probably be around 400 to 500 hundred.

I do like the hammer crimper. Would be perfect especially if you don't want to solder.

I'm going to get kleins. I noticed some of their tools are pretty pricy, but I guess depending on what you need them for the price reflects the quality of the tools. The tips you guys have for stripping zero gauge wire is going to help me out a lot and cut down on the time, but do you think this would work or would be a waste of time? http://www.lowes.com/pd_330219-16878-54038_4294822077+4294821403_4294937087_?productId=3308326&Ns=p_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr|0||p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&pl=1&currentURL=%2Fpl_Copper%2Btube%2Bcutter_4294822077%2B4294821403_4294937087_%3FNs%3Dp_product_prd_lis_ord_nbr%7C0%7C%7Cp_product_qty_sales_dollar%7C1&facetInfo=Copper%20tube%20cutter

Thanks for the input guys. I'm going to look into the ones you guys posted. I don't mind spending the money if they're a good quality tool. Thanks again.

I've been looking for a good pair of crimpers and wire strippers. I just wanted to get an opinion on which one you guys use or recommend. Also, is there a such thing as strippers that would strip zero gauge wire. I have looked a little, but really haven't had any luck. I just don't want to spend the money on a pair and don't work to well or won't last through the years. Thanks for any input.