Recent content by Joel114

Okay

Ya I just wanted to make sure it is good because I am ready to get it.

I am going to be installing this Sundown E-10 V3 with this Rockford Fosgate R500X1D amp in the custom ported box I am going to make with this port tuned to ~33hz with 1.3 ft^3 internal volume (not including sub, port, ect) in the trunk of my 2005 Pontiac Sunfire. It will be facing backwards...

I work as an electrician and have enough 4 awg copper thhn stranded electrical wire to run from my battery to the amp I am going to install. Could I just use that instead of buying some EB Flex? Is there any downsides?

I decided to make a ported and got help here

Would it matter if I used a 250 amp fuse since it is only if something shorts out and I might plan on adding a second amp and running 1/0 to a splitter by both of them.

4 awg about 15 feet you typed it right I just read it wrong

12 awg for 2 to 3 feet

For which question?

I have a bunch of 12 and 14 awg thhn or thwn lying around because I do electrical work and I am wondering if I can just use that from my amp to speakers because it will only be going 2 or 3 feet and I don't want to have to buy a 25 or 50 feet roll of 12 awg speaker wire. Also am is a 150 amp...

yes

What do you use for supports, mdf or wood? Do you put some in the corners?

They are the newer ones. I had the MM652 listed which are a coaxial and not a component like the MM6502.

Ya I have called around everywhere and no one carries any of them around me.

Okay, thank you. I have still not decided if it is worth the hassle for the components over the coaxials. Have you used both and noticed much of a difference? Also is 14 awg good enough for the from the amp speakers and sub?