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where have you been? lol
look in the manual. it should tell you if you can instal an adapter to it.
so.... all those for 500?
a small one :/ . nothing better to do than dig up an old thread?
what size fusing does the amp have? it may help figure out its actual power output.
very true.. all my front speakers have an average of 20 watts going to them.... i do how ever have 10 front speakers, and its plenty loud. lol
75% of your posts are for this website.. im keeping my eye on you as a possible spammer. oh and no need to bump an almost year old thread...
what kind of budget are you working with? im a big RE fan now... they are great subs and sound great. [IMG]
if you have two dual 4 ohm subs then you can wire into either a 1 ohm load or 4 ohm load.. not a a combined 2 ohm load.. with a single D4 Ω sub...
[IMG] here is when i was running 3 8's... they absolutely pounded. first box i built on my own. then i went to 4 8's.. insanity!! [IMG] anyways...
i've heard and ran one in my truck to test it out for a friend who wanted to know if it worked or not..at the time i had a 15'' on an amp rated to...
same room sized enclosure? i thought it didn't play past 7hz or something. looks like its rocking the house, lol.
i removed your link since it would not open for me at all and feared it was/is something its not supposed to be. post a link of the pick in...
i guess it depends on how loud said sub is... i've heard a few setups with just head unit power keep up with a sub on average power. by average...
add a small fan... i had a pioneer do this back in the day.. not having A/C didn't help.
20 watts should be plenty for the rear speakers.
make sure ch 1-2 are in hi-pass or full pass and not on low pass.
beast!! congrats on your wins!
must be one hell of a nice boat.. pics of the outside?
hmmm... it could be the wire, or something in the amp. maybe a loose or broken solder joint. does the noise go away if you unplug the rca's?...
