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Louisiana Bass

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  1. If you have to ask, don't do it. Your electrical probably won't be able to support it.
  2. Ok, more power to you Well 7 cubes after displacements tuned to 28 hz. I dont have access to pc right now though.
  3. Why do you want it tuned so low? All you'll be able to play is decaf. Go for a 7 cube box tuned to 33 hz, sub up and port back. Double baffle the top and make sure to brace te shot out of it.
  4. Haha ikr??!? We gotta represent them older Dakotas I love my truck, only thing I would change about it is a new paint job. Well that, and I wish mine was a v8
  5. Pork, yours doesn't have a screw behind the door handle? I have extra work on mine :'(
  6. Screws in both bottom corners, screw behind door pull, screw by door handle thingy, and a screw in the top right corner.
  7. You shouldn't have to worry too much about damaging it. Just build a better box next time.
  8. An AQ HDC3 18 can take around 2500 clamped watts, from what I've been told.
  9. I'm hoping to hit what you hit on those two JL 1000 with two DC 3.5k.
  10. If your only getting a single AQ 2200, why spend the extra money to get two subs. Just get one AQ HDC3 and be happy. It'll take up less space, and you save 300$. Just my opinion. What vehicle btw? Edit: Orrr, why don't you take the money you save from not getting either AQ and buy you something nice, like a Lv 5 or the like. It'll sound alot better on the power, and you can get another AQ 2200 for it down the road.
  11. Still nothing mate?
  12. i'm not exactly sure what coil configuration the sub is but each amp is strapped at 1 ohm so a final load of 2 ohms I think. No worries. I can just promise you his electrical isn't enough to run two amps at .25 each. That being said, if he would have an amazing electrical, and a proper box,wiring it to .5 total, this thing would probably SLAM! Edit: yes, that's a 2ohm load.
  13. If their strapped at 1 ohm each, there is no way to strap them to .5 each. So he had to choose between .5 final load or 2 ohm. Since he had an installer do it, it's probably a good thing that he doesn't run the amps at .25 each.
  14. 9 cubes on that power is definitely way too big. And I would've tuned it to 35. The installer is a dipshit.
  15. *posts picture of invisible lv 5 18"s*
  16. Wont put out as much pressure, and I believe it can choke the sub.
  17. I'd do three to four runs, if you have enough wire. Too much wire can never hurt
  18. Jon, me and supercharged will definitely be hitting you up in the next two weeks for some deadener. Wonder how much damage 2 Lv 5s will do to my truck without deadener on the roof and back sides
  19. Not what you wanted, not what you paid for. Ask for a refund, and if he doesn't accept, file a complaint or whatever it is you do on eBay ( never used it )
  20. The calculator calculates tuning frequency, but when building boxes, you want 14-17 sq inches per cube. Holy small port batman indeed
  21. 10 - 12 feet would be ideal. That way you can run wire in safe places.
  22. The gain knob isn't a volume knob mate. Your clipping the shit out of your sub, it'll burn up sooner or later. You say you don't want the distortion to go to the sub, but your doing way worse right now. Until you can set it rift with an oscope or atleast a dmm, you need to turn that wayyy down.
  23. Box is way too big for sub, and I wouldn't even try a tline, since you don't seem to know actually what your doing. Your talking about slot ports and tlines, but then say you'll use the box and throw another sub in later on. That's a big NO! Just build a simple slot portbox, 2.0 cubes after displacements tuned to 35 hz, with 14-17 sq inches or port per cube.
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