Recent content by AGame615

Thank ya fellas, as I stated it does good for what it is and the price point, and I did not figure it would handle a .5 ohm load to well but I was curious. And I have a few that are rated for that impedance so there was no need to test which is why I ask..

So i recommended this amplifier for a budget build to a friend when they first came out. He fell on hard times had to sale it i bought it for a bill and it's done very well for me.. does over rated power on the bench so great deal and great small footprint amplifier. My question is has anyone...

that and a 3.5 inch coil is an odd size but it would be a bit more efficient than a 4 inch coil

I actually agree with you and the mojos are priced high for the mojo 5 12 i paid 286 and that was a half price sale.. so they usually run 500 or close to it. i know memphis has a pretty impressive lineup of subs this year id like to try the bass reference series but im not paying msrp on...

I was searching around and as usual i went to memphis website and noticed they have come out with the mojo 6 series. i have a mojo 5 12 i really like it although it is sitting in a box and im running an old RF T115d4 .. anyway what are your thoughts on this sub...

Well i think i am going to order a pair of 18's. I mean from all the reviews i have seen of them no negative comments have been made. and for the money i do not see where one could go wrong.

Well no they aren't that expensive but I can look at the ts parameters and tell about a sub just wondering if there is anyone that has any real first hand experience .. here's a link though for the help series spl version I think...

Anyone have any experience or know anything about these subs they ate a German made driver and I was just curious how well they perform. . I'm already about to do a new build in a 97 explorer and probably going to go with a single fu audio 750 18 . But I'm a bass head so I mean I can't have...

My advice is spot on... do you know what happens when you blow a fuse? when fusing you are protecting the wire and the amplifier you do not want a fuse that is over rated for the amplifier by more than 5 amperes on the power wire or the amp even if the amplifier has a fuse.. and nor do you want...

LMAO ikr sorry had to tell that story that way. but come on how lucky is this prick to get given a **** near perfect credit score.

I agree about the kerf that looks great! im tuned in for sure.

Ok im throwing something out here screw buying a new car point blank period! as far as salesmen at dealerships i personally thinkdamn near everyone i have ever ran into was shady as hell and i understand they have to make a living like anyone, but that being said 99.9% of them do not really help...

You don't use fuses rated for the wire you are using... the fuse should be used according to amperage drawn by the amplifier. to big a fuse on the power wire on a small amp and you risk blowing the amp that way also. any wire can draw a ton of current for a short period of time, but if you have...

I suggest getting a new amp anyway... nut all the replies are def correct. If you haven't blown the amp you have try to sale it for whatever you can get out of it.and i doubt very seriously that amp you have even makes 300 watts. but it is not made to be ran at the impedance you are wired to as...

no lol it is 6 inch haha nd fyi i would almost guarantee my PPI phantom 1000 wil do 1200 watts + some migt not believe it i would like someone to rn it on an amp dyno