White Lightning

The company I work for needs to get off their ass and catch us up up on technology ... Shame I work for a communications company ... lol

RTA meter ... never heard of doing this ... may have to look into it ...

Awesome numbers !!! Congrats !!!

They don't like "Verses" threads around here ... very understandable too ... I've always liked 4 12s myself ... But we really could use more information on your vehicle application to be able to help you more Sir ...

Yep, my Bold is easy to navigate ...

I'm not sure ... My IT department just handed me mine, I've always had a company phone ...

I have a Blackberry Bold ... Love it Mainly because its a ComCast Company phone and I do not have to pay for it ... LOL

Awesome Vid Sir

Awesome !!!

Are your HID relays powered by your light harness wires or did you run a direct power and ground and only use your harness wire as a switch wire ??

you spent the money on the Zapco ... why not stick with Zapco components ?? Just saying ...

Interesting build Sir ....

Simple ... get you a external active crossover, or a bad ass headunit with High pass, band pass, low pass, and subwoofer pass selection capabilities ... and BTW, who told you that "overlapping" frequiencies was a bad thing ??

Awesome Ride ...

For some reason I found this funny. no real reason to "listen" to the music once the bass hits huh ... Why so many drivers ?? you have a large bass system ?? If so, Sorry guy, I will step out of this one cause I'm a Sound Quality guy ... Best of luck Sir ...

what kind of vehicle limitations do we have to work with ?? (what type of vehicle do you have and what do you have in mind for installation ... Fiberglass, hidden in stock locations) ??

is this for good sounding music like The Eagles or for hair trick music ??

Nice ...

Here is a couple of pics of LeAnn Flanagan's Trailblazer ...

OK ... My reasoning for suggesting the 8" drivers is that in those vehicles, with the bose mounting brackets, it is a simple tradeout install ... everything bolts into place without tearing up your door pannels ... Why buy 2 cheap 6.5" component sets when you can buy 1 bad ass 8" component set with cleaner, more powerful output power ?? You can tear into your door pannels if you wish, I'm only trying to make things easier for you ... 8" component set up front on the front 2 channels, 6.5" component set or coaxals in the back doors on the back 2 channels ... WITHOUT door pannel modification ... keeping it simple Sir !!! In sound quality ... the challenge is to do more with less ... simple ... 2 tweeters in the A-pillars (1 in each a-pillar) to set your stage and image, and run your coaxs in the rear locations ... Now ... as far as running active ... Exactly how much money was you wanting to spend on this project again ???

If it was me ... Knowing Kenwood, I would run those subs free air ... build a baffle, subs firing into the cab of the vehicle, and use the entire trunk for the enclosure ... Next best thing to A-periodic ... Wouldn't be no SPL monster by any means ... But you said "SQ" in your title ... just a suggestion ...

Yep ... I want one too !!! And I'm really hoping to see you guys at Scrapin the Coast !!!

What type of vehicle do you have ??

I'm thinking maybe you could go to a junk yard and get you a 8" driver bracket kit for your front doors and make a simple "bolt in" swap before you tear into those door pannels for a pair of 6.5s ... make sure you deaden the shit out of those doors for maximum driver response ...

Here is the link to LeAnn's TrailBlazer build log ... http://www.caraudio-forum.com/forum/topic/15040-leaann-mike-flanagans-2002-chevy-trailblazer/