[3.5" speaker reccomendations]

I recommend these: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/product_details.aspx?itemid=112881

My friend installed these in his 95 Cutlass and abuses the hell out of them, but they still sound great.

[Good box for a Rockford Fosgate 12" T0?]

List the maximum dims you can fit, and the vehicle you are going to install this.

Max Dimensions: 37" wide x 20" tall x 18" deep

THis is for a 1997 Dodge Ram extended cab. I would love to do a crazy wall install and lose the back seat, but the seat comes in handy so for this box it will take up two of the three back seats and place it right on top of the seats.

[Good box for a Rockford Fosgate 12" T0?]

I have one Rockford Fosgate 12" T0, model # T0D412, that I bought several months ago. I decided to just buy a pre fab ported box and there was always port noise at most lower frequencies. It has finally bugged me to the point where I'm building my own box. Any ideas or dimensions other than the one recommended in the manual? Since I only have one sub, I'd prefer a ported or 4th order bandpass type enclosure for the most bang for my buck.

[Help with LED playing to music]

this is either spam or someone who doesnt want to take advise, its the second thread with the exact same 1st post, last thread was 2pgs long

I actually posted this one first. Its not spam. At first, I wasnt getting any replies on this thread so i posted the same thing on a more commonly used topic.

[Help with LEDs play to beat of music]

dont know exactly what u mean but.....the easiest way would be to get something like this

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-70j9sZBkNw2/p_546ANMI2/StreetGlow-ANMI2-Musical-Interface.html

Do You know where i could get something like that? Crutchfield no longer carries it.

[Help with LEDs play to beat of music]

I have installed LED lights in the footwells of mine and a few of my friends' cars. We have all just used a simple on/off switch but I would like it to play to the bass. After reading the reviews on some vibration detectors, Ive scratched that idea out since my system is fairly loud. My amplifier is 1500 Watts so I can't hook them up to it. Te only idea I have come up with is buying a really cheap and weak amplifier from ebay or some place, run an RCA from my sub amp to the little amp, minimize the little amps output power, and run the LEDs to the speaker connections. Will this work? Is there a better way? Please help. Thanks.

[Help with LED playing to music]

I have installed LED lights in the footwells of mine and a few of my friends' cars. We have all just used a simple on/off switch but I would like it to play to the bass. After reading the reviews on some vibration detectors, Ive scratched that idea out since my system is fairly loud. My amplifier is 1500 Watts so I can't hook them up to it. Te only idea I have come up with is buying a really cheap and weak amplifier from ebay or some place, run an RCA from my sub amp to the little amp, minimize the little amps output power, and run the LEDs to the speaker connections. Will this work? Is there a better way? Please help. Thanks.