Recent content by JDoggHSTX

You should be able to use silicon or something like that to fix it. That's what I did with one of my old 12w3's and it worked fine, although you have to redo it every few months if you bang it pretty hard.

Yeah. To make it even worse, they are an authorized JL, rockford, and mtx dealer. I probably woulda done it myself, except that it is a brand new truck and i didn't wanna screw anything up, since i really don't know just a hell of a lot about installs. As far as an email address, i don't know...

Just a heads up to anybody in NE Texas, NW Louisiana, DO NOT REPEAT DO NOT deal with street creations. Those F***ing pricks will try to screw the hell out of ya. Ok. here's a little story for ya. About three weeks ago, I had a system installed there; 2 JL 10w3v2 in a custom box under the...

so what, Ive been here since before they changed to this format (lil bit over 2.5 years), and i dont even have 100 posts. POST *****

aight. i just got a new f150 extended cab, and I want a system. I plan to get 2 10s under the backseat, use an amp that I've already got, and replace the factory door speakers. I'm gonna use the factory HU for the time being. Anyway, my ? is this: I already have 2 sets of JL Audio tr690tx...

what kind of truck is it? What kind of room you got? what are the dimensions? We gotta know these to help ya out. OGGIE

hey. I dont have anything to say, but where are yantis and wills point here in texas?

Yeah. Do like I'm doing with my new box for my 3 12w3's: Whole S***load of woodglue, screw it, and then seal it w/silicone. This is my first home built box, but it is gonna be BAAAD!! the 3/4 in. mdf cost me around $17 per sheet. This is a stinkin truck box and it took nearly two full 4x8...

Ya'll **** man. You really know how to make a fella feel bad. I got my scores back today, SAT= 1350, and I was feeling really smart til I started reading all ya'll talkin about "oh, ****. I only got a 1500." I got a 31 ACT, and everybody here in HS thinks I'm a f***ing genius or something...

the subs are dual 4 ohm. that gives me a .6667 ohm load, and no, that won't work w/ that amp.

won't wiring the three dual 4 ohm coils in series give the amp something like a .7 ohm load though?

Ive probably asked this before and know the answer, but here goes: Is it possible to wire two of my subs in parallel and one in series so that I will be able to draw more power off my amp? The 1200d is 1ohm stable, and puts out 1200 watts at 1.3, but, at 2.7ohms, like it is now, it only puts...

I tryed to upload the design, but it wouldn't work. Also, this is a stupidass question, that Ive probably asked and answered before, but: Is it possible to wire two of the subs in parallel and one in series, so that I can get more power to them. I know that it's not, and it'll probably blow...

First off, anyone know what the recommended box volume is for these subs?? The paperwork that came with them said 1.25 cu. ft., but the website says 1.5. Many of the posts that I have read on here say that they'd do better with a slightly bigger box. I've had these subs in my truck for about...

so, what's your problem with rednecks??? j/k