audiofanaticz

songs been around for a while.. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...amp;hl=s-saudio oh well

Its funny another member on here said they did it, s-saudio i think.... I got that song, it slams..

didnt see it. lol

Anyone play this yet in their ride. Its nice and low, almost lower then white girl I think... Lets just say I made a daily port for this song http://youtube.com/watch?v=zhqhP84V5rY

Cheers!

Its a bit of work to do. The price is somewhat fair depending on who it is comming from. Theres a few people on here that do great work and if you asked one of them, your paying for quality products being used, workmanship, and maybe even their name for bragging rights I had asked another member on here that is a pro and was quoted a few hundred less, but I never figured out what I wanted to do yet with the pillers.

I bought my streetglow optix led underbody kit a while ago, installed them myself, but they came with a installnet.net card Well I just recently found the card and my buddy at the shop says to activate it for him. Well I get a email from installnet.net saying that my card is activate and to call them with a credit card and pay $189.99 for the service to get my led kit installed. Shop labor to install the kit is almost 3 times less then that, so whats up with the high costs? Anyone else ever mess with them? We where just curious to see how this works because the shop had gotten a card in the past that was activated but installnet would not pay for the service done. So how is this even protecting the shop since there seems to be no way to tell if the card has been paid for and activated since someone already got a free install. Whats the point of this company when all they do is charge you almost triple for the install, and find you a shop that can install your gear (which is not hard to do without the installnet.net place).

It may be decent speaker wire. What are you wanting per foot?

I may have to get some of this... theres things I want to try

oh wow that is old! I had that on cassette. I wouldnt mind buying that cd

quit lying... We all know its your car! it even says so on your myspace!!! LOL but wow!

mmm double d's! I like :wub:

It should not, it will just make the subs fire inward instead of outward when the bass hits. You will not gain anything by changing the phase.

Phase will not take out bass at all.. Weather its a dial knob with adjustable phase from 0 to 180 degrees, or just a switch that you can either select 0 or 180 degrees it does the same thing. It changes the polarity of the sub(s) being ran off that amp. If you have 2 subs, and 1 amp per sub, and flip the phase on one amp and not the other, one sub will move outward when the bass hits, while the other will move inward. The subs firing 2 different directions will cause cancellation. Cancellation will make it sound like there is no bass. If you have 1 or 2 subs running off one amp, and flip the phase, the subs will both move in the opposite direction at the same time, while having no cancellation. If your amps are strapable (bridging 2 amps together) you will need to have your master amp set at 0 degrees phase, while your slave amp set at 180 degrees phase. You do this because when strapping any amp you use the positive speaker connections on each amp for your speakers positive and negative, and then connect the speaker outputs negatives on the amp together. Amps that have the adjustable phase knob are a tad bit better for strapping amps because you can tune it for the most output of the amps. Phase is also best used when your running your subs inverted (having the magnets showing, and the speaker cone inside the box), this way you do not have to connect the speakerwire backwords on the amp or sub, you just simply flip a switch.

wow that thing is huge for a 12?

Bump bump bump! Only 1 other person on this site in the midwest going to this from here? Lol

oh wow theres a lot of bits on that site!!!

aight, cool. Thanks again

Thanks guys! Any difference between the two bits?

I need to goto the store and pick up my 5th sheet of 3/4 mdf to start on my front baffle. I need to know what bit to buy to cut out the circles, I never used one before, just roundover bits. So what bit do i need? Sorry for making a new thread for a simple question, but I need a fast response b4 i head to the store. Thanx

wow lol

the red ones are the ones you rent, the blue ones are the ones you buy. I think its only about 20-25 a day to rent one. http://www.rugdoctor.com/ Im pretty sure you can also rent them at the super walmarts, and ace hardware stores by me have them and so does pick & save / park & shop which is a chain grocery store. You can use your own carpet cleaning soulition with it, or they prefer you to use the rug docter crap, but the rug docter soulition works so much better!.

rent a rug docter! they work so great, they are commerical cleaners for the most part but you can rent them from many hardware stores, some grociery stores or ive seen some sold on tv. They work like a champ!

Thanx, but they will look even sexier when I get them in the wall im building.

Do you want a honest opinion? if the amp could talk, it would be saying why the fuck are you doing this to me! I was running 2 of them amps strapped at around 1.5ish ohms too one sub in my trunk. Rockfords are only 1 ohm stable mono, 2 ohm stable strapped. Ive been running the amps at ruffly 16 volts at 1.5 ohms strapped and my master amp fried some power mosfets I believe. but then again my master amp has been running tough for a few months with some missing resistors, and that also helped towards the fried mosfets. But in my house off a 10 amp die hard battery charger, and a old interstate battery I cant really give a honest response since the amp is not getting enough juice for its current draw. I would not recomend running rf amps below .8 ohms mono tho, over time they may give out.