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BassJunkie

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  1. The guy opened all the gates and killed himself. I guess all the animals except a monkey and a wolf have been shot.
  2. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5j5Bx4Ahz5OWwohSg_FmpjNzLH5Tw?docId=02e3fbe831d94838a0c570aeec22b691 Nuts! They've cancelled school in some of the surrounding areas because of this.
  3. lmao. Occupy Wall Streets favorite saying: "uhhhhhhh"
  4. Yeah this amp is slightly misleading. When you plug ONLY into the output it still works? Is it just as loud as when you have it only on the input?
  5. But if he does that, one of the channels on the amp won't put out anything since it doesn't get signal from the RCA. Like will77530 said, seems like you need 2 Y Cables (Female on the single end and male on the end with 2). "low level" is simply another term for the RCA input. The RMS @full channel driven is prob. just saying the watts the amp does when getting proper signal (IMO- descriptive writing they didn't really have to put on the amp) did you look at the pic tho? theres only one low level input per amplifier, the other rca is a low level output.
  6. You don't even need splitters, just plug one rca into the input on one amp and the other rca to the input on the second amp.
  7. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RANGER-98-01-HALO-CLEAR-PROJECTOR-HEADLIGHTS-6K-HID-?cmd=ViewItem&item=330516123145#vi-content
  8. Sometimes it will sometimes it won't. Test test test Fecupes frequency lowered when he increased power iirc
  9. Mdf if you're not looking to spend too much money, and even then its not cheap. Birch is the only other wood I would use. Anything else will end up costing just as much after you pay a bunch of stuff to brace it with.
  10. NO!!! If I had to get shot at I pray to god they are shooting at me with a high point firearm. If you want something reliable that shoots cheap ammo but can be used for self defense the get a Glock 9mm. Either the 17 or the 19 will suite your needs. LOL, for 100 bucks what do you expect. I've shot the 9mm high point and for the money I guess its alright but I wouldn't count on it for protection. They jam too frequently for protection purposes imo.
  11. Mount your amp, being wedged in there does not cut it. Not trying to be an ass but I've personally seen 2 amps go up in smoke which could have been avoided by mounting the amplifier, once was caused by a pothole and the other was from slamming the brakes for a deer. The deer situation also fried the kids bcm which was a pretty penny to fix, so consider only having a fried amp a blessing. The bottom plate protecting the main board of amps are only placed a few mm away from the circuit board, a good pothole is all it takes to get that plate to touch the board and poof you're out an amplifier. 4 screws and 10 minutes may have saved your amplifier and hundreds of dollars.
  12. Specs and pdf: http://www.rainbowcaraudio.com/ipaul4300.html Amp accessories: http://www.rainbowcaraudio.com/ipaul-accessories.html How do you mount this thing?
  13. You should be fine using 8 gauge from the distribution block to the processor, that is of course you're not having any voltage issues now.
  14. Remember kids, 15 will get you 20.
  15. You do not want dsl. Think about the cables which the signals are transmitted through. DSL uses phone line which is usually 3 strands 20-30 gauge wires (maybe even smaller) to transmit your data, cable on the other hand is 40-50 strands of thicker cable. The infrastructure of most of americas phone lines is pitiful, some of those phone lines ran through the house and the ground are older than I am. I have timer warner 10mb cable internet which I pay a little over $50 a month for. We have 3 xbox's all connected to live, 2 laptops, a desktop, and 3 phones all connected to our internet and we're able to play all 3 xbox's with zero lag. ATT&T uverse is still dsl internet, it just has a few more bells and whistles.
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