Recent content by AFS585

at that point it's about preventing a fire, not protecting the amp.

my advice is based on the fact that i sell batteries and know what's good and what isn't. maybe you shouldn't be asking for advice since you're a douchenozzle.

T1000-4ad - Power 1,000 Watt Class-ad Full-Range 4-Channel Amplifier | Rockford Fosgate®

awesome subs for sure. back in the day i loved my cm3's and now i refuse to give up my D6's.

i'm an authorized stinger dealer, GREAT price on this stuff. that 6000 series amp kit is no joke. GLWS.

go ahead and wire the subs in series parallel. Keep Hope Alive posted the diagram, it is the second one. His diagram uses DVC 2ohm subs but the same principal applies. 4ohm + 4ohm in series = 8ohm. 8ohm +8ohm in parallel = 4ohm. the amp will safely play bridged @ 4ohm and should push those...

no i don't just care about the money, otherwise i wouldn't be here offering input for free. you really aren't digging yourself out of the slightly stupid hole with that one. the best part though is you start offering up suggestions that there is an installation issue which is more what i...

are you slightly stupid? just throwing a high end headunit in isn't going to fix the problem. really it's only going to complicate his matters worse. you have to take baby steps with uninformed people on a low budget. years of actually selling products to the very same type of customer...

the 80prs isn't going to solve your problem, you'll simply be throwing money away. if you were someone who is interested in running a multi-amp system active, then the 80prs would make sense... i think you went wrong putting your upgrades in the rear. you should upgrade the front speakers to...

LOL @ your suggestion. the dude bought an entry HU, a single set of entry level speakers and an amp you can get at walmart. he doesn't need an 80prs, an 80prs is way above his pay grade. to the OP, what vehicle is this in and what speakers did you replace, front or rear?

those decks do really well, we sell them here at my shop. just put one in a lexus is250 and it sounded really good for what it is. delivers a true 40wrms per channel.

what gauge wire are you running? pics of your ground? i've seen more than my fair share of people who thought their ground was good and it was actually utter failure.

You can't be serious... You used you're instead of your three times and all three were wrong. Then you made the word "posts" possessive by adding an apostrophe (post's, seriously you idiot?). If you're going to critique someone for spelling and grammar at least know basic second grade level...

when properly tuned, you don't need bass boost. all it does is artificially boost one frequency, typically 45hz.

honestly return the yellow top and buy a different battery is a huge piece of advice given in this thread. truthfully, a yellowtop isn't even meant to be a starting battery...