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I want to plasti dip my grill. I just never remember to stop at Home Depot

Ok so as of now I have two SA8V2's and I'm thinking about going with two SA15's. What do you guys think about the upgrade and the choice of sub?

Ok man thanks

But my box I bought has terminals on each side for each sub. So its impossible for me to run wires from one sub to another through the box. The way my box is made, I'll be having two possitve and two negative wires coming from the box

I'm going with an Audiopipe AP-1800.1D Nevermind its not 2channels. So when I get the wires to the amp, I bridge them?

I have two 2ohm dvc subs. I bought a 2channel amp for them. If I'm correct, when wiring in series you divide the ohm by 2 and when wiring in parallel you multiply the ohm by 2? Correct? I just want to keep the 2ohm load, so how should I wire them?

Yeah its about $30 here too in Louisiana.

Where you buy your wood from? And what size MDF you used?

This box was $30, if I made my own, I'd spend more than $30.... I just wondering if the size of box would suit the subs ok. I'm going to make my own box in the future I just wanted something now. Sooo is 1 cubic ft ok for each sub?

I bought a pre-fab box( too lazy to build one and I'm on a budget) made out of 3/4 mdf and each cell is .5 or 1 cubic ft. Is this ok?

I have V2's.

Thanks

So the Pioneers would sound worse than the MB Quarts if their both hooked too an amp since the pioneers put out more watts? MBQuarts- 3rd to top of the line speaker MB Quart makes Peak: 200 watts per pair / 100 watts each RMS: 100 watts per pair / 50 watts each Pioneers- top of the line speaker Pioneer makes Peak: 520 watts per pair / 260 watts each RMS: 120 watts per pair /60 watts each

I don't have the bass way up there. Maybe like on level 2 and when I turn up the volume, it starts to distort. The Pioneer D series power ratings are more than the MB Quart's. So I thought the Pioneers could handle more power to them and wouldn't distort as much. I'm just looking for some clear/loud decent mids/ highs. I'm not worried about bass right now.

Anyone?

I recently bought some MB Quart ONX 6.5's. They're straight but they can't really handle any bass, they distort like a mother and they're only hooked up to the head unit. So how are Pioneer D-Series speakers? I was searching on Sonic Electronix and saw some Pioneer D-Series components. I'm thinking about going with the 6 3/4 TS-D1720C and the 6x9 TS-D6902R. Oh and also thinking about going with some cheapy weepy NB.1 tweeters from Power Acoustik, I rather not type everything so I'll just post up the links. 6 3/4 - - - > http://www.sonicelec...-TS-D1720C.html 6x9 - - - - > http://www.sonicelec...-TS-D6902R.html Tweeter- > http://www.sonicelec...ustik-NB.1.html As of right now, these will only be running off of a Pioneer DEH-6300UB. For a budget/entry level build, what do you guys think about this set up for my mids and highs?

I'm thinking about going with Kicker Comps now, hell idk what I want with this tight budget of mine.

I want the subs in a ported box though.

Has anyone heard good things about this sub? I have a local audio store that is selling two 12" Terminators for $179 in a ported box. I have my eyes set on these, I was just wondering if they're any good. I wish I could hear them in person though. I'm on a budget and these happen to fit in the budget. I'll have the subs hooked up to a Kenwood KAC-7205 amp that I'm thinking about buying.