Recent content by datman

last question, where do you get your polyfill? I've seen a lot of posts of people going to the craft store and getting polyester pillow batting... is this ok? or can someone help me out with a link of a good quality product?

Thanks guys, I'll try polyfill. I cant make a bigger box without taking out the rear seat in my truck, it is the biggest box with the most airspace I could find. Anything is worth a shot at this point, so hopefully some polyfill would help. ... im hoping this is the problem and not my...

I recently installed 2 10" subwoofers in my 2007 f150. since there is limited room I had to go with a box with 2 ft3 of airspace combined (1 ft3 per sub) at low volumes, it sounds really good, but at mid/high volumes, the quality of the lows really suffers- so here's what's happening. I wish...

Airflow/airspace... That's something else i have to worry about now that I"ve never had to worry about before, so i guess my previous suggestions are out of the question. those downfire boxes are pretty sweet, never heard one though, how do they sound?

i guess i never really considered it. It is something to think about though.. problem is, i only have 12" depth from the front of the seat to the back, id have a box sticking out of the front side of my seat 1-2"..

I recently purchased a 2007 Harley edition f150, this is my first truck I've ever owned. I've had 5 other vehicles (usually suv's) that i was able to cram a ton of whatever speaker combo i wanted to in there and still have room for my every day stuff. But now, not so much. I see a lot of guys...

disconnect power from your battery first, then attach your amp cables. after you have everything hooked up, re-attach your battery cable. Less of a chance of sparking or damaging something.

most likely not.. if anything you may have blown your inline fuse that runs from the amp to the battery. i couldn't tell you how many times i've seen sparks fly. it happens. have you tried to plug it back in and see if it works? if it doesn't check you fuses. the inline from the battery, and...