andym85

i have a buddy that actually takes the screws out once the glue dries...

im assuming b/c thats about the Fs of the sub...

that is incredible...which is a true understatement!! speechless

a good woodglue (titebond) will actually chemically bond the wood together and be much stronger than using liquid nails....a screw ever 5-6" i would say...but honestly once the glue is dry the screws really become useless..they are mainly there to hold the wood in place while the glue dries. and make sure you predrill your holes unless you want some ungodly wood splits...and i would also countersink them

idk...for some reason it seems to be the truth....i guess thats why he is on his way to an electrical engineering degree

i would double layer the whole thing along with some threaded rod....just use a good wood glue and a FEW screws for the assembly, and you can go back and seal around all the edges with silicone, or if you plan using any resin or glass then that will work as well

god that made me roll for some reason!!!

yea, thats over a grand easy in batteries alone, not to mention all the little shit....u may wanna re-think that!

thats my goal...150 with one sub out of my trunk!!! i will do it damnit!

it fuckin better be!!....i may get the sub rebuilt after this season so it can handle two 3000d's 150?

quit bumping...its not even a day old, im sure someone will be interested!

probably not till august/september, but it aint gonna be nothing pretty or complicated....just for pure spl

another month and a half or so and its time to get the amp :)

absolutely........not

just got another present...fast as hell shipping, ordered friday morning, and it was here on monday... now im just saving for my amp to purchase sometime in august....

im pretty sure you can sell them to other sundown team members....

homer simpson?

dont they still require matching gains...(unlike the RF amps that when strapped use one gain), but i believe you still have to match the gains..unless u are using a maxxlink or something..

i believe i remember jacob saying that you may get a little more power running them un-strapped...

i have a stinger 300amp fuse and either a a fuse block that requires ring terminals or one that is a set screw....fuse+ring terminal block=$15+shipping fuse+set screw block=$20+shipping ring terminal fuse block is gold (as well as the fuse), set screw block is silver...both are stinger

when you can get one 15"r for $200 and slap 2500watts on it for burps and hit a 149.7....id say thats a good reason...def. not my top 10 for spl woofers, but impressive for what they cost

sorry, im bout 6 or so hrs north...but if your swingin thru ky, let me know!

ive been getting about 26mpg in my 92accord....gotta love that, especially with going to shows a couple times a month which is easily 300mile round trip per show...

a teammate of mine is running one 15" on like 3000watts for shows....he can do a 147ish on music! awesome sub for the price!!!