Recent content by CertifiedHoodClassic

16 years, that's a great score!

mad over posts from July? cry harder.

That post was in April man lmao

9 months isn't even close to the record, you gotta do better man

Vb is the net internal volume, not including port, bracing, woofer, etc. Vd is the woofer displacement. You want to subtract the volume of the woofer from the box to get the net volume. Your calculation should be more than good enough. A tenth of a cubic foot shouldn't really matter...

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I used 3M extreme outdoor tape to mount my passive crossovers inside my doors and a bass knob on my dash. That's just what I found at Home Depot. Works well.

click the sources to turn them off, the way you have it set up now, all of the output channels take input from 1, 2, 3, and 4 (all inputs) which doesn't make sense lol.

wire both subs in series at the sub terminals (2 ohm), then connect those leads to each amp output. Those amp outputs are in parallel. That'll give 1 ohm. Both outputs are just connected to the amp circuit's output. Like he said, the extra pair is just there for convenience. Basically, you were...

20 years, gotta be a record...

So true!!!!!

Bobby claiming he doesn't like to talk ****? lol.

Yeah I'm using it. It's in a build that's not done yet (only the front stage is done). I have it connected to an alpine ilx-407 which has 4V preouts I don't have noise. I'm not even sure if I have one of the newer ones or not since I bought mine used. I just happened to see one on in decent...

I have the Dayton Audio dsp-408 and it is definitely worth it. HU settings are never going to give you nearly as much control as dsp, even a simple one. I didn't even plan to use dsp when I started the build, then I realized my HU eq had 5 bands with fixed centers lmao

he's back on his **** again lmao