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hi im new to the car audio scene, but im looking at getting 3 10" subs the alpine type x, powered by there own amps pdx 1000, now i have a 98 mustang, how would i go about building the box (ported) for these subs to alpines specs? how would i come up with air space and stuff, the most i want to...

hi im new to the car audio scene, but im looking at getting 3 10" subs the alpine type x, powered by there own amps pdx 1000, now i have a 98 mustang, how would i go about building the box (ported) for these subs to alpines specs? how would i come up with air space and stuff, the most i want to...

this fuse can it not be replaced? if it was blown would you get sound from the speaker wires on the hu? i have an extra hu and noise will come through the rca's but not the speaker wires

yea please let me know how those rca work and how much also does the actual hu have to be grounded or just the wire from the hu?

hey thanks alot guys i got it fixed yay .....stupid soldering

i have a wining nose through the speakers and it follows along with the engine rpm what could cause this what can i do to fix it? thank you

so did all of the above decided to take the amp apart nowis it just me or is the soldering from the 12v spose to be touching the solder or connection for the remote?

lol , so i could hook up the amp with out the rca connected and if it good the the rca is bad ?

i feel stupid lol duh! lol but ok now if i did that wouldn't i be testing the fues on the amp itself? cause the fuse that blows is the factory radio fuse

stupid questsion whats pt?

btw way if it matters high amp is digital audio and sub amp is performance tekniqe

well i have had it setup as the rem wire from the acc wire to amp 1 and from amp 1 to amp 2. it worked for awhile i don't see why all of a sudden it would start popping fuses

or what if maybay about a inline fuse at the amp

lol yea, i checked to make sure its not grounded which its not and i even replaced the wire, it still blows the fuse, do you think i have to run two seprate remote wires? or is it possiable the amp is bad?

i have two amps one for the highs and one for the subs, the one for the highs are is fine, but when i connect the remote wire to the other amp for the subs it pops the fuse for the radio (stock radio fuse), what can cause this? thx for the halp