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Hey guys, a friend gave me his rockford power series 851s. ive hooked it up and everything looks good but im getting very low output. If i crank the sub-w output and bass on the headunit i get a little bass but nothing what it should be..... im not useing the punchbass control, do you think the...

Hey RWAUDIO, can you help me with a design for my p3?

Which one did you do? how did it turn out? hows it sound? I need a good design for a single 10" punch P3, something that can go low and keep it tight.

Aww p3's not very loud eh?? ****n....well i have to make the best withwhat i have i suppose. if you could hook me up with a design id be very greatful. BTW what 10" sub do you recommened? ive got about 400watts rms to throw at it. Thx man.

Need box recommendations for a single 10" rockford punch P3 (2004 model year woofer) I listen to a wide range of music (no classical or anythign like that;) I mainly want this thing to be LOUD so i can impress all the chicks I remember a friend of mine that had a single 10" rockford HX2 in...

Will it be better results overall or for just 1 type of music?

the sub is a rockford P3 Modle number P310D2 The ported box design in the woofers manual seems pretty standard. The design is H = 14.5" W = 22.5" D = 10" with a 7 " long 3" inch diameter port beside the woofer. It says the box design is tuned for a wide range of music.... Any thoughts on...

no worries man, I'm not dissapointed... but generally ported boxes are a bigger boom are they not? Im just looking for a good box design for my 10" thats going to work well for the sub. it's a DVC rockford P3

Whats the loudest box design for crazy amounts of bass? Im just getting back into car audio from a few years absense. I remember a friends car that was absoluly INSANE and he was only running one 10" rockford HX2 probably powered past its wattage rating, 9V preout and he had the sub in a tri...

Thx Guys

Thanks Jim

its a older Alpine...CDA 9825

Hey guys I only run two speakers (5 1/4's) off my headunit and there rated at 50 watts RMS each My head unit can only produce 18 watts RMS per channel. Would it be possible to tie in the rear channels to throw 36 watts per speaker? or would that just blow my deck up?

\ I think your making it sound way more complicated then it is... isint it only a matter of heating up the existing solder , removing the cap then stick the terminals on the new cap threw the holes and solder it on? Cuz i can do that lol.

Why isint the amp worth fixing?? the replacemnt cap will cost 3 dollers? 3 dollers sounds better then buying a new amp to me?