Riley Evan Houser

It's cool man, the sae isn't super popular, the saz isn't bad

Looking for a 2000 saz possibly.. But would really like to see what people have or would like to trade. Like I said, would love to throw some cash into the deal to sweeten it up a little

Would like to know as soon as possible if anybody would like to trade, pm me and make an offer if interested

Damn man... I feel your pain..

Depends on what people have to trade. What do you have?

Hey guys, was wondering if anybody would want to trade me a Sundown Audio monoblock for my brand new, still in box Soundstream TX1.2000D? Would also throw some cash into the deal if needed. Thanks!

Pyle.. of shit

Was wanting to know if anybody would be interseted in selling a DD-1. Not willing to trade for it or I would have posted in the trade section, cash only. IF the price is right. Personal message me if interested

Alrighty man! Thanks, will be getting 40 sq ft then! Appreciate it!

go with what you can afford. nothing you buy from them will be bad. the damp pro is some amazing stuff though. one door kit covered 3 of my doors and almost the entire back wall of my truck and maybe 3/4 of my fourth door thing :| I can afford both..but what would be the best option to do my trunk? Double layer the damplifier and do entire trunk or just do entire trunk (or close to it) with damp pro?

Hey everybody.. Was just getting ready to order 20 sq ft of damp pro for $135 shipped and then thought..or get 40 sq ft of damplifier for $155? Pros and cons if anybody could help me. Would really appreciate it. Also, will be pushin 2 Sa 15s on a Soundstream TX1.2000D if that helps and want to reduce rattles as much as possible

Thank you for holding. From the information I have gathered from the following link: http://www.sonicelec...-TX1.2000D.html it seems that this amplifier produces around 2000w rms at a 1 ohm load. Being you are using dual 4 ohm dvc subwoofers you will be able to achieve maximum output that this amplifier will be able to produce. My recommendation would be to leave the stock alternator and add a XS Power battery (XP3000 OR D3100) in the rear if you have room. You can purchase the said batteries from Sonic Electric who is a sponsored member here. Can I go ahead and close out this case? Well.. I actually just got a XSPower D975 as a gift and plan on putting that in the trunk.. Would that work as a second battery? Currently the stock battery is under the back seat and I will be doing the Big 3 upgrade soon. It would. From the information provided you do not need to upgrade your factory alternator if it is 140 amps stock. If you are looking at upgrading your power then my suggestion still stands. Alrighty, I really appreciate the help man. Didn't really want to drop $400-$600 on a new alt if I didn't need one You are most welcome, can I go ahead and close out this case? Were waiting to close out this case sir. Yeah man, I got a few pretty good opionions. Case closed

Also, If did have to get an alt I wouldn't have to pay to get it installed, my dad is a mechanic and actually is doing my big 3 with me

Thank you for holding. From the information I have gathered from the following link: http://www.sonicelec...-TX1.2000D.html it seems that this amplifier produces around 2000w rms at a 1 ohm load. Being you are using dual 4 ohm dvc subwoofers you will be able to achieve maximum output that this amplifier will be able to produce. My recommendation would be to leave the stock alternator and add a XS Power battery (XP3000 OR D3100) in the rear if you have room. You can purchase the said batteries from Sonic Electric who is a sponsored member here. Can I go ahead and close out this case? Well.. I actually just got a XSPower D975 as a gift and plan on putting that in the trunk.. Would that work as a second battery? Currently the stock battery is under the back seat and I will be doing the Big 3 upgrade soon. It would. From the information provided you do not need to upgrade your factory alternator if it is 140 amps stock. If you are looking at upgrading your power then my suggestion still stands. Alrighty, I really appreciate the help man. Didn't really want to drop $400-$600 on a new alt if I didn't need one

Thank you for holding. From the information I have gathered from the following link: http://www.sonicelec...-TX1.2000D.html it seems that this amplifier produces around 2000w rms at a 1 ohm load. Being you are using dual 4 ohm dvc subwoofers you will be able to achieve maximum output that this amplifier will be able to produce. My recommendation would be to leave the stock alternator and add a XS Power battery (XP3000 OR D3100) in the rear if you have room. You can purchase the said batteries from Sonic Electric who is a sponsored member here. Can I go ahead and close out this case? Well.. I actually just got a XSPower D975 as a gift and plan on putting that in the trunk.. Would that work as a second battery? Currently the stock battery is under the back seat and I will be doing the Big 3 upgrade soon.

Will do man, thanks!

I'm running a JL Audio JX360/4 for my mids and highs and currently one Soundstream TX1.2000D, hoping to have two soon. Am pushing 2 SA15 D4s

Currently I.have a 140 amp stock alt in my 04 Pontiac Bonneville..looking to upgrade but don't know what to get. Any help?

I used to work there. I worked in the kitchen use to run that whole thing by myself sometimes. I hated it but was money. We had the worst managers though. Damn dude.. That's exactly me, the other night I was supposed to get off at 11.. Had to run that bischhh by myself from 4 and got out of there a 1:15. It was a joyous time. I left and was like this

You can actually buy from trusted ebay seller that give you manufacturers waranties and you just have to pay attention to what you're buying. I've spent a grip on car audio on ebay and have never had a problem. Not once, you just have to pay attention

I'll second that

Thanks guys..i appreciate it

Tru tru man! Hahaha

Look into Alpine SPR Compontents.. They are pretty damn nice man

That's really opens up the question when someone asks.. "how's your electrical"