Recent content by Hintzyboy

I know this is a long shot, but I am looking for an old-school Orion XTR Pro 1000. I sold one off years ago to @RidnClean, who sold it to someone else, who sold it to @Goindef154. That's where the digital paper trail ends from what I could dig up, and it's been 4+ years since Goindef154 posted...

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My drivers are handling both jobs, and they do very well. Granted, each driver is going to be different. The Seas drivers are 8 ohm drivers, so are more efficient by nature. To unilaterally state that ALL midbass drivers MUST have tons of power is just false. You simply need to find a set of...

I whole heartedly disagree. My midst are only getting about 40w and I need to equalize them down. Unless those mids are inefficient, 50w should be plenty.

One quick bit of advice. It's not going to really hurt anything to have the wires hanging like that, but I would highly recommend drilling holes in the board and routing the wires behind it. Much cleaner look. I would find a way to secure the wires to the back of the board so that they don't...

If you're set on sticking with the 6.5" drivers, I would recommend trying to get hold of some Seas G18RNX fiberglass mids. They were discontinued several years ago, but still pop up every now and again (you'll have better luck asking around on DIYMA). I've been running them for about 3 years...

Order is in. Looking forward to trying it out. Hard to beat that price for a brand new amp with warranty.

Do you prefer to sell through here or should I just order off the web site?

I know the thread is a month old, but any chance this is still available? Pics?

Let me know ASAP. I need an amp right away (mine blew a couple days ago). If I don't hear back tonight, I'll probably just by something on Amazon.

$100 shipped?

For example, something like the Memphis 16-MM5.480 would be a good amp for this project. It's a 4-channel amp, so 2 can power the speakers, and you can bridge the other 2 to give about 250w to an S4 or D2 sub. It is a marine amp, so it has water resistant circuit boards, and the footprint is...

You're a jumpy little **** aren't you? Regardless of what you may think, going through the logistics IS helping you. All I was saying is that you need to think through every aspect of this if you're going to try to build it. 70 qts is only 2.34 cubic feet. One case of beer is going to knock...

I'm sorry, but there's no way that cooler is going to be large enough. You may have placed all of the equipment in, and it may fit, but have you thought about what kind of airspace you're going to need for the sub and speakers? You can't just put a baffle right behind the magnet and call it...

Nevermind. Just looked up the specs, and it's too wide for the space I'd put it in.