Recent content by flipture

Awesome, thanks for the tip! I found them on ebay and will have to give them a try.

Let me start by saying I love these things. I use them for running wires in the house, car etc... I however can't seem to find very good quality ones. I got some at home depot but they either dont' stick for more than a few days or weeks, or the foam part of the sticky pulls apart... Can...

Sorry but I believe you're incorrect... The amp must be adjustable somehow and the input sensitivity is the only way to adjust the amp's output. The remote controller that you can purchase for the amp to adjust the gain simply controls the input sensitivity remotely so it seems fairly obvious...

I think I'm leaning toward just running one of the w6's and getting a single 12 box. That will save me some trunk space and 1 of those 12's should be enough in a ported box... I'll run this amp for now but am still up for suggestions. Is there anything newer that is easier to come by that would...

Yeah, .1 wasn't unreasonable. It sounded pretty normal at regular volumes. I don't like overpowering bass... But I do like to be able to crank it .

Yeah I realize I would be underpowering them if I were running both. I'm only running one tho so it sounds great how it is. The Kenwoods generally have better sound quality than some of the others so I hear but I am here to learn so correct me if thats not the case. I mentioned that it was...

How much? Why you selling? How old is it?

FYI, I adjusted the amp and Line In Converter a bit and it sounds a good bit better on just one sub at 2Ohms. I really hate that I don't have a head unit yet but I'm going to have to replace EVERYTHING audio in the car once I do that... Down the road I'll do a 2din Kenwood w/ navi and door...

Basically I bought the subs with the fact that I was giong to get a 1 Ohm stable amp in the future. I did get the Kenwood Excelon X1200 which is stable to 1 Ohm but I blew up the first one so I dont' want to run it at 1 Ohm any more. My other option with the two subs is to run them at 4 Ohm's...