Recent content by dannyz122001

Ok, just wanted to make sure. For clarification, +/- to each crossover (2 channels) and +/- to each 6x9 (2 channels)? Thanks.

Bump for quick help

need some help really quickly... Kicker DS69.3 (140 rms, 4 ohm) in deck, DS65.2 (120 rms, 4 ohm) comp set in front, run off of RF 400.4 (50x4 @4, 100x4 @2, 200x2 @4 bridged) I'm not sure how to wire them all, as far as mid/x-over/tweet plus 6x9's. A simple diagram or explanation would be...

I'm about to begin full install in a buddy's 2010 Malibu. The goods: Pioneer AVH-P3200BT Kicker DS65.2 in front Kicker DS693 in deck RF 400.4 JL 13w6v2 Kicker KX600.1 Stocking Stuffers: Metra GMOS-LAN-034 Harness 2 Kicker CK8 Amp Kits SS Damp Pro Bulk Pack About to get the vehicle so...

Looking for some Kicker KX amplifier end caps, amp is KX600.1. Anyone still got a pair?

yea thats basically what im going for.... havent decided about the HU or not... prob wont just so its one less thing to worry about. let me know how the sub works out. wanna share a pic of your design?

bigger pics....

sketch-up:

made a quick sketchup of my idea. i tossed the sub idea and probably went a little over the top but you get the idea. in the drawing, its 6-6'' coax. on the left side of the ice chest, i have partitioned off an area for a battery (in the lower left side, visible in the x-ray image) and an amp...

its not going in a boat, its gonna be portable to that i can take it on the beach or in a tube when tubing down the river. i want it to be totally self-contained

I am thinking about building an ice chest with built-in speakers, subs, amp, bat, etc. Looking to see if anyone has ever done one or has any useful ideas. Looking to use possibly a marine 8 of some sort, 4? marine 6x9's or 6'' coaxials, a 4-channel marine amp, and a batt. Conceptually, the...

anyone else with a useful opinion that is relevant to my question?

wow, please do us all a favor and leave the thread, no need to involve politics into hunting. if you have an issue, call the WHITE house, im sure they will help you.

you talked about having farms harvest your food, so on, and so forth, Actually, the deer population where I hunt is so outrageous that farmers near this herd have lost almost 3% of their crops due to deer, who to eat their cotton/ corn, and root up the fields with their antlers and hooves...

so I've heard and I want ot try it. I just started hunting regularly this season, but would love to try it next year.