Recent content by jokers10

The problem with this question is that it is entirely opinion based. You could list pawn shop brands such as Pyle, Boss, Pyramid, etc.. and there are actually people out there that feel that these brands are the best bang for the buck. Honestly, I would probably say that it is, due to the fact...

Same thing happened to my car last week. My issue was a bad starter. There is a way to bypass the ignition switch on most cars by shorting something in the engine bay, but it varies from vehicle to vehicle. You could also remove the starter and take it to a NAPA, and they should be able to test...

Write about how one sided it is against stereos, and that the cops don't pay attention to motorbikes, or stupid loud trucks with no exhaust.

If it were me, and I wanted to run 4 subs off that amp I would go with SSA GCONs. If I could only do three, I would choose the ICONs, and if I only could do two then I would pick the XCONs. Need to match the power if you don't want to underpower them.

This amp will be released rather soon: http://www.caraudio.com/forums/sundown-audio/546727-saz-1500d-v-3-sax-125-4-pre-orders.html

Most music producers understand clipping very well. The reason some of them still drive the recorded volume to clipped levels, is because it is louder. To the average ear louder is normally better. The average listener normally has store bought speakers that you can't differentiate between...

Most head units will output both a left and a right rca for the subwoofer channel. The amp will accept both inputs and convert it to a mono output if it is a mono amp.

I would recommend a PWK design. Mine sounds rather awesome.

Go for cone area. You could easily power 4 SSA DCON 12s with that power.

Yes. Soundstream was restructured just after the original tarantula amp came out, and the build quality suffered greatly, but their speakers have never really been known for SQ on the level of other brands. These days finding a brand of sub that everyone will say yes to being a good sounding...

Like I said, output levels don't equate to better sound quality. Flatness across desired frequency range does. Also we are talking about Kicker vs. Soundstream. I am not dissing either brand, but their modern products are not names usually associated with SQ. I am sure in the right enclosure...

When you say 1dB more, are you referring to a peak level output at a certain frequency or across the entire range? Either way it doesn't really matter as long as the level is balanced with the other frequencies. SQ is only about accurately reproducing the signal fed to the source. Normally this...

I have a sedan, but went with two sundown SA-10s powered by a SAX-1200D. They sound amazing in my 34Hz tuned box.

Do you have Skar soft parts, or can you get different kinds? How about baskets?

Can the basket be changed to the Sundown basket?