Recent content by dalegribs

Swapped out the boxes. It feels like an entirely different set up! I honestly just can't believe it, the change is ridiculous.

In the front I am running massive ck6 stage 5's (rms rated 130w) In the rear I am running TS-D1702R. (rated rms 60w) Sub - a single 12" kicker 10CVR124 (rated rms 400w) Front and rear channels getting 70w @4ohms, sub 400w @2ohms No. Plenty. You said you don't listen to your music...

TDot - what did you end up doing?

I don't know much about the other amps you mentioned, but I recently purchased the PA D5000.5 and can say you will not be disappointed. I was looking for a 5 channel to power some front components, rear coaxials, and a 12" sub. I can definitely give this amp a thumbs up and would highly...

Zako, that's too funny. I ended up ordering a Polk PA D5000.5 earlier last week. Have had it running for about three days, everything is all good so far.

Just to update. This amp died ten days after install and had to be returned.

Ended up finding a ported box with a lil over 1.8 cubic feet internal volume, tuned to 34hz. Thanks for the help, you guys rock.

found the owners manual and pulled up this. Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Found this from sonicelectronix Minimum Sealed Box Volume 1.0 cubic feet Maximum Sealed Box Volume 4.6 cubic feet Minimum Ported Box Volume 1.75 cubic feet Maximum Ported Box Volume 2.25 cubic feet

So it sounds like ported is the way to go. Just curious, how much is my current box .9 cubic ft box limiting my sub's output? How much does size matter, heh.

Thanks, I will keep that in mind. Will dimensions be particularly important, or is it more about just getting the correct net cubic feet amount. I would like to avoid an equilateral box that will just up a ton of space.

Just to clarify, would you be selling these cheaper than your listed pricing in the link you provided, or is the free shipping the deal. PM and email sent.

Thanks myjaja, checking out that thread right now.

Yes, I am about 90% sure I am keeping this sub, but I am open to explore. For the sake of this post, lets say I will be using that subwoofer.