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http://www.pioneerelectronics.com You can view the screensavers for each head unit there.

I recommend you wait until you are legally old enough to buy them. Although, I've never known anyone to buy swishers to be used legally unless they thought it made them cool.

In device manager, right click those that have the question mark by them and uninstall. Then reboot your computer and they should be fine. You should have SP2 before doing this, though. Worked on every pc I've done it on but one and that one I just got the USB drivers from the motherboard...

There are a lot more wires involved in the big three and without upgrading them all, you're still going to be limiting available power to the smallest one. My alternator to battery wire (stock) was like 12 gauge. I added 4 ga to that, added a 4ga battery neg to chassis ground and one from...

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Orion 2500d would work well. I don't know if it has a bass knob though.

http://forums.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=45618

5 tickets bought *fingers crossed*

BIG 3 BIG 3 BIG 3 Enough said.

I think you meant to ask, "What is SSF?" SubSonic Filter - It's used to keep your speakers from getting frequencies that are too low for them. It's a crossover setting usually geared for subs so you don't bottom them out by playing notes well below the tuning frequency of your box.

Second picture, see if you can smooth out that big wrinkle before putting resin down. I'm sure it's easier said than done, of course, but should help out with strength of the enclosure and you won't have to fill it later. Great work, though!

As long as your amp is bridgeable, then you should be able to bridge the left channels (front/rear) and right channels (front/rear) in order to get bridged stereo output. It worked on my Orion 4004.

Okay, I just called Orion(Directed) and asked them. They said that in bridged mode (@ 4 ohms) it would mono the two channels I'm bridging but I would still get a dedicated left and right channel out of it. I guess I'll just have to wait until I can test it out to be sure, but I was curious if...