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When I am driving the sound on all my speakers will cut out. I believe it is the head unit because I have separate amps for the doors and subs. When the sound does cut out I don't get anything from any of the speakers. When I continue driving it will turn back on and continue playing. All of...

For daily use to go with my Polk MM speakers that I have in my doors.

Anyone know?

I currently have a American Bass XD 10" in a vented enclosure powered by a Rockford Fosgate Prime 250.1 amp. I also have (2) JBL GTO804 but do not have a enclosure for them yet. Which would sound better in a Jeep Patriot the (2) 8" subs in a sealed enclosure or the setup I have now?

If I did this on my head unit would I just send all of the audio to the front speakers? If I run the front 2 channels off of 2ohms can I put 1 subwoofer on each of the rear channels? The subs are 2 JBL JTO804s. The amp from what I understand can only go to 4ohms when bridged and the subs are...

I have two JBL GTO804s that I want to build a box for. I can use 3/4" or 1" MDF. I can build the box to be up to 37.5" long. I would like to keep the box less than 11" high and the shorter in depth the better. I will be using it for my daily driver so I want it to sound good. Recommended volume...

My amp is a MB Quart onx4.125. I plan on using the rear 2 channels for my subs. My front speakers are Polk Audio db6501 and my rear speakers are Polk Audio MM691. The front speakers use 100w RMS and the rear speakers use 125w RMS. My Amps power ratings are: RMS Power Rating: 4 ohms: 125 watts...

I purchased replacement speakers, amp, and head unit. I have all of the wiring as well. I know how to solder and use heat sink. I have not installed a whole system myself before. Should I take it in and have the professionals do it or should I set aside a day and do it myself?

I currently have 2x 8" JBL GTO804. Would it be better for me to get a single 12" sub? I have 500watts of RMS power at 4ohm that I can give the sub.

I am going to be using the 3rd and 4th channel on my MB Quart ONX4.125 to power these two subs so I don't want anything that is power hungry. I am thinking the JBL GTO804 will fit my needs just fine.

Just found out the JBL GTO804 only needs .3 cu ft of airspace in a sealed enclosure. The reason why I have to build 2 boxes is because I am trying to hide the subs and don't want to loose cargo space or my spare tire to do it.

Building 2 boxes that are 11.75" L x 11.75" W x 5.75" H. I am thinking about putting in a JL Audio 6W3v3-4 in each box. Is there a larger sub like a 8" or 10" that would be a better option?

I have a 4 channel amp that will be powering my 4 door speakers. Each of my door speakers have its own crossover. I do not have any subs. On the amp should I leave it set to all frequencies and let the crossovers do what they do?

The enclosure I am building will have around .6 cu ft of airspace in it. Are there any good subs for small airspaces like the one I will be building? I do not have any way of porting the box.

I am hooking up a MB Quart ONX4.125 to Polk Audio MM6501 front speakers and Polk Audio MM691 rear speakers. At the same time I will be installing a Clarion CZ500. I plan on mounting the amp under the front passenger seat. 1.What is the best way to run the power, rca's, speaker wires? 2.Can I...