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Does it take away sound quality when you burn songs onto cds. I know adding songs onto ipods will sometimes cause certain songs to clip if you dont have your system tuned out to the ipod...but I mostly prefer to use my ipod. Im only asking this because im going to make a cd or playlist based from bumpin92's songs since the songs, I know, are not clipped. Thank you in advance.

Okay, My volt meter says it's at 15.2v~14.7v when my headlights are off, when I turn them on the voltage drops to 13.7v~13.4. Is this an okay voltage drop or do I have to reground my lights....or could it be because I haven't upgraded my alternator's ground to 0/1 yet or I need to add another battery...like the guy at autozone said...waiting for tax returns...bills been piling in.

Error 404 - File Not Found lol /troll

Audiobahn alum12n series! You can get 2 for the price of $130 /end trolling

Oh hell yeah. lol my friend has 2 12" d3 diamonds in a ported box hooked up to a sony 1000watt amp (Lol at this) and he jams to metal, rock, country...rap...those subs are loud.

Most likely, but I don't have any other way nor do I know where to get the good quality stuff. So I deal with what I got and what I know =( /end troll Flint town..mm.. someone shot themselves today...and an accident happened when a lady was getting on the expressway and ran into a car turning into the same lane as her...witnessed it all in my company's police car. -.-' nearly was involved in the accident but I was luckily going 85mph in the far left lane.

I get all my songs off youtube lol...youtube downloader =S

Team SMD Anthem I believe.

Geez, that thing is massive lol. atleast you didn't run into the gas tank problem like I did while building the blazer project.

hell yeah, that project was a BITCH lol. if you look at the back side, you can see I had to cut into his plastic just to get the top piece on. He wanted it tuned at 28hz I believe. It was for some 12" Polk Audio subwoofers. Cheap...but they'll be loud as heck. Yeah, we ran into the battery problem too, but what we did was make a board run where the passenger would put there feet across, laying on the center console. so that the battery and amplifier has a place to chill at.

Lol he did keep his back seats. and no it isn't, I made a slant triangle which directs the air upwards and hits the window which gets pushed over the subs. (It's just not shown in the pictures, but it's screwed down to his floor.

Something like this? I did this for a guy a little while ago. He wanted 8 12"s in his blazer.

True true. I still think it's bad grounding on the amplifier though. It's the same thing my hifonics amplifier did when I had it grounded to my shock holder, moved the ground to the donut holder wall and it works perfectly fine now.

Ok, now I see where you got it from.

Even if it's sanded a thin piece of metal for something like a jack or similar won't work well. It needs to be in a place where it doesn't go into spot welds. True, I was referring to the frame of the body though, was just going through to basic of it. I just took it a bit further haha Oh I see now. was about to start trollin too. lol. Could the case of not having a good grounded battery be the cause as well?

Even if it's sanded a thin piece of metal for something like a jack or similar won't work well. It needs to be in a place where it doesn't go into spot welds. True, I was referring to the frame of the body though, was just going through to basic of it.

A bad ground will definitively cause the "Low V" light to come on...since it's not a complete circuit, it's not receiving the correct amount of voltage. Like the rebel said, take a picture. We'll decide rather or not that's the case. Remember, a ground is best when it's against pure shiny metal or some kind of conductor. If paint is on it...it's not a good ground.

Oh I never explain the general reason why I was going into all my majors listed above. My friend and I are starting our own car audio/body repair/oil change...etc business. Already got a building rented out and we are fixing up the small stuff and buying lifters and such. Going to get my Bachelors in Auto mechanics and my associates in carpentry. Carpentry- Box building Auto mechanic- Car related stuff, *alternator instillation, big 3 upgrade, general instillation, etc* Electrician- Just cause it's handy and I like messing with electricity. More knowledge can't hurt. Computer Technology- I'm always into high tech crap Computer Repair Technician- My family needed one, so now they have one Electrical Engineer- Repairing Amplifiers

Left and right sides are 12" not 11.25"

Here you go, Double baffled, flush mounted, sealed box Hope this helps.

:'(

I always underpower my subs..by like 100rms...because I have bad experience w overpowering them

Im more of a hardware/software repair. As well as security. Im even microsoft certified :-) Lol fitness. I work out everyday. Haha. Nothing like pure muscle and that feeling after working your butt off

Yeah. Even though my ma has that master degree she works at general motors and makes close to $50 an hr. If she went to california for this job opportunity, could be banking at $70/hr but my gma is holding her back

Im going to troll on you for second. My mother has a masters in accounting. Grant we both live in michigan...accountants are not on high demand..when I say this...I troll ya from experience....thats not a good field to go for.