my budget build (pics)

[Bayuk89]

Screws weigh more then the woofers lol

Yea if i were to guess the subs might weight around 18 lbs each lol it works and anyone who has heard it seems to be impressed, prolly because they dont have any subs lol

[Triticum Agricolam]

Looks to me like you did pretty well for the money you have spent.

Also sounds to me like you have reasonable expectations and understand the limits your system may have. I think this is what separates you from some of the more misguided folks who sometimes come around here promoting their low-budget equipment choices. Kudos to you.

[ShadeTreeMechanic]

Hey Bayuk, I just saw this or I would have posted sooner. This looks like a great budget build and would be hard to beat for bang for the buck. Being able to do it yourself is very satisfying too. Those M4 amps are no slouch. My M4 gave my 4 Pyle 15s a run for their money lol ! Where do you have your crossover set if I might ask? I can't wait to see the wall build too! What program did you use for the wall diagrams?

[Bayuk89]

Hey Bayuk, I just saw this or I would have posted sooner. This looks like a great budget build and would be hard to beat for bang for the buck. Being able to do it yourself is very satisfying too. Those M4 amps are no slouch. My M4 gave my 4 Pyle 15s a run for their money lol ! Where do you have your crossover set if I might ask? I can't wait to see the wall build too! What program did you use for the wall diagrams?

Thanks shadetree, i bought the rockville M4 after asking on a post for a decent 1500 watt amp under $250 i had alot of positive feed back on different choices and the rockville rxd-m4 was one that was mentioned. After seeing the amp dyno done by BIGDWIZ and his opinions on it i bought it that night. Another member mention execution audio 1500.1 (i believe its made by CT sounds) for $239 and honestly if i wish i got that one instead but oh well

My box is tuned to 3.2 net @ 34hz each chamber on my amp SSF @ 28 hz LPF @ 65 Hz these quantum subs have a narrow bandwith and i listen to alot modified music 90% of time in the 32-48 hz range and even if i set my LPF at 80hz my subs start to fall off around 55 ish but since i listen to modified music specfic to 32-48 hz range they perform well there.

The wall and program is from a guy i met a month ago (he lives the next street over from me) he did that wall build for a friend in a 2000 ram 1500 and got specs from soundqubed and used his program to mock it up. The wall pic is his actual install since its the same truck as mine and im gonna be runing the same speakers i just need to buy the wood, he already has the cut sheet printed ready to go i will find out what program he has it showed it to me one day and u can include cabin teperature, humidity and other factors and it will tell u how much ur tuning and output changes with those factors and any other variables.

[Bayuk89]

Looks to me like you did pretty well for the money you have spent.

Also sounds to me like you have reasonable expectations and understand the limits your system may have. I think this is what separates you from some of the more misguided folks who sometimes come around here promoting their low-budget equipment choices. Kudos to you.

Thanks man, yea i got EXACTLY what i expected. I didnt buy and build this thinking i was gonna shadder a window or knock pictures off my neighbors wall lol This is my third system ive ever had and is the loudest. HU and amp both tuned with a DD-1 so its clean other than occasional clipping but it never been any "hard clipping" i try to research songs bass frequencys before i play them if i know im gonna be going full tilt.

Im a humble person and not shy to tell people what im running, its the most bass ive ever had my DEMO music song is E40-Choices (slowed version) and my DEMO pure bass song is Bass patrol-silly of me, both those songs play great in my box.

I already told the guys at work that im saving for a wall build and one guy wants to buy my equipment when i upgrade.