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yeah, thats exactly what i was thinking

thats what i thought also. The alt will charge the batt w/ less resistance first i believe it is. then the other batt, so hopefully its the batt upfront then the batt in the rear, b/c you dont want to have a dead started batt. But im not 100% sure, so wait for others to chime in.

yeah bro, its def voltage drop imo... what kind of bat does he have upfront?? If the voltage drops to low, and its not a deep cycle like Powermaster or kinetik. like if its a lead batt, i think you can do some damage to the batt upfront.

def go with a 360... as for the TV... i wouldn't go much bigger then a 36" for gaming... and screen ratio should be 4:3 when gaming instead of wide screen or full screen

I wish you the best of luck when it comes to getting your life back. Cherish everything you got man, b/c i can be all taken away so quickly... after reading this the first time, it hit me again, that life is so precious... anyway congrats, and life your life to the fullest

100x best stuff ive ever used

damn... you should have a mod lock it up...

hahahahahhahahahahah that was unnecessary

well, if you dont care what they look like, get the big DJ looking one because they are the best. They have crystal clear sound, in addition to blocking out noise from the environment aka surrounding

it coming out real nice, and those rims are DEEP as :censored: how big are those lips??

is it really that good? (that he should be charging people for that info) I still dont completely understand.

what exactly is that?? and where can i get one? well, im leaning towards 2x type r 15's... i was thinking 33hz... so your saying i should go with a smaller box, and a smaller port, but still tune to 33z, and that should give me a broader range of frequencies i can play right?

Is there is a way to tune your box so it plays a broader range of frequencies? Like from 28hz to 45hz? I understand big subs do better (have more authority) on the lows, and smaller sub are better for higher end bass. But is there a way to compromise for the size of sub woofers when tuning the box, so the enclosure can play more frequencies? Like if i wanted to go with 2x 15's, that i know will do well in the lower end, tune it to like 34hz... will it be able to hit the lows as good as some 12's tuned to 30hz because the 15's are bigger? if so, then it will also be able to sound just as good or better on the higher end bass, b/c its tuned higher right? Also if it's possible can more experienced enclosure builders and designer's give me a specific tuning and the range that specific tuning of the enclosure will be able to play? I understand that all subs are not made equal, and sq subs will sound better then regular subs and what not. I am just a general estimation: example: 12inch sub/ tuned to 32hz/ will play: 28hz-38hz understand?? if not leave questions so i can be more specific when answering them.

very interested in the type r 15's... ygpm'd

great prices, good looks on the hook up... i gotta check the good old bank acct

SMART, id use it for this b4 anything else

nice vid's, what the box tuned to?