Recent content by 954runner

I'm drunk so i'll try to explain my best I found out the problem tonight. I turned on the radio tonight and it was playing fine. I played a cd and it was fine but when i played my ipod it wasnt. So, it turns out its my cable that connect my ipod to my headunit. I'm gonna hae to go back tnad...

I'll try only hooking up the front RCA's... I thought I already did that but I'll double check just to be sure. And yes, I rewired the speaker wires to exactly what the amp manual specified.

bump?

I plugged the REAR RCA's into the FRONT RCA input and it worked just fine, so I know it isn't an RCA problem. Any other thoughts?

definitely reapir. don't repair it.

I have a JBL GTO 755.6II amp, with the sub channels bridged, and originally I was just running my speakers off the front channels of the amp. However, the speakers were not loud enough for my liking, so I decided to bridge them with the back channels. I bought a 4 channel RCA from knukonceptz...

could you send pics of the powerbass/mtx/pioneers? rens18@tamu.edu thanks!

very interested... one of my mids went down the crapper? would you be willing to sell just one? if not i'll take too... email me @ rens18@tamu.edu

What about the 2 pairs of power bass 6x8's? I'm just looking for 2 pairs of cheap coaxials. They're going outside on a beer pong table so I don't need anything fancy.

could you send pics of the sony coaxials to rens18@tamu.edu ? thanks!

and do you have pics?

awesome. i get paid on the 1st and i'll talk to you about it then!

whats the mounting depth?

One of my Diamond M651 mids just crapped out on me this week (not sure why but it doesn't want to play anymore). I'm looking for some 5.25" mids with a mounting depth of 2.5" or less. 4 ohm. must be able to handle at least 50 watts each. Don't want to spend too much, because I can get a whole...

computers never get hot/overheat? and the table is built and painted, now its my job to wire it up with music. the top of the table is 3/4" mdf covered with 3 coats of oil based primer, and then 3 coats of latex paint so it won't absorb any liquids. the sides of the table are 12" high, so we...