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Kevin

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  1. You do know you can set your subwoofer not to play below a certain frequency.
  2. I would have just farted for him instead if he payed me as much.
  3. it makes the box stronger. I meant to say fiberglass resin.
  4. It adds support to the inside of your subwoofer enclosure. I'm not sure about gaining decibels.
  5. You might want to wait more than five minutes to get a proper answer.
  6. There's so much pink!
  7. You still need a stronger alternator. My suggestion is to wait until you get your new car and buy an alternator for that if you're not keeping this.
  8. Why don't you just wait until you get your new car then? You're going to need to upgrade your alternator or you're going to be damaging your equipment. I have a single 12" subwoofer powered at only 400 watts and i'm having severe voltage drops at full tilt.
  9. You're going to need to upgrade your alternator. Batteries are just stores of energy, alternators are where the real power is at.
  10. I think it's addressed to all of us.
  11. I'm pretty sure it's in the sticky at the top.
  12. This is true but, I doubt the amplifier he is talking about is for a front stage.
  13. You want that number to be as low as possible for the amplifier connected to your subwoofer.
  14. Kevin

    Bailout

    Is there a door handle or he just couldn't open it?
  15. It's really nothing about class, its more of how much rms is the amp rated for. A Class D amplifier is more efficient compared to a Class A/B amplifier therefore you can get more power out using a Class D amplifier. With a Class D amplifier one run of 1/0 gauge wire may suffice but with a Class A/B amplifier you will definitely need two runs of 1/0 gauge.
  16. What size is the wire and what class is your amplifier?
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