Recent content by chefboyrlee

bump. still for sale. pm's returned. will trade for SQ 10s or 12s that will sound good in enclosed box.

i love them. they are crisp and the tweeters are bright. i still use them, but i need my trunk space so the subs gotta go. thanks for the bump

$450

i have a barely used diamond audio 400.4 about 2 hrs of use. excellent condition $150 shipped (lower 48)

i will pull the carpet off and give u a bunch of free black carpet. also, this box has john nolte's signature on it, along with the dimensions of the port written on the outer piece of the wood.

I've been out of the car audio game for a long time now.... i have some stuff thats been collecting dust and it's time to liquidate. i cant even imagine shipping costs so local only. two 12" RE Audio SX subs in a custom box build by john nolte from powered4sound. this is some type of snail...

what are the voice coils on the JL? make sure you can wire to 4 ohms.

i thought they have both high and low level inputs? i could be wrong though.

most plate amps have line level inputs that utilize the low pass crossover. u can use one of ur receiver speaker wire outs to connect. then again, that will leave with you only 1 speaker and 1 sub. what plate amp do u have?

I've got diamond d3 400.4 Model # D3400.4 Type: Full Range Channels: 4 RMS @ 4 Ohm: 50 x 4 RMS Mono: 200 x 2 @ 4 Ohm THD: 0.05% Crossovers: Low Pass, High Pass u can bridge 2 and set the gain to 150rms. and have 2 more channels to power some front speakers. mint. used about 5 hours...

anyone else care to chime in?

anyone? here's a better question, would you rather get a Intel® Pentium® M Processor 760 (2.0 GHz) or Intel® Core™ Duo Processor T2300 (1.66 GHz, 2 MB L2 cache, 667 MHz FSB)

yeah the 17" is little too bulky, that's why i want a 15". i dont know if i want the duo core. i been reading that the duo core is the next generation of chips. they are cheap, and supposedly rock. here is one article i read. http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,124230,00.asp not to...

i'm in the market to buy a laptop. i see that a few computers have intel's new duo core processor. i went to the electronics shop and the guy told me that 1.6ghz duo core is equivalent to a 3.2ghz processor. does anyone know this to be true? the only 15" laptop that comes with the duo core...

vote for ng for car audio dictator...... i mean moderator