Recent content by Juicee

What part of ohio are you in?

Yes' date=' I could move it all back a couple of inches I'm sure though, thanks for the feedback. That seems better to me.

Uploaded some pics in the first post. Hope they are good enough to get an idea as to what is going on...

I'll see if I can get the dimensions filled in tomorrow and post it up.

I want to send the sketch up file to someone. I don't have all of the dimensions filled in on any saved picture. Still learning this stuff just started tonight.

So I created my first design in SketchUp today. I have the model done to the best of my ability being my first time using it. The enclosure is right around 6.2 cubes net with 111 square inches of port tuned around 33 hz. I am hoping that someone more familiar with the program can go over this...

Item(s) for Sale: I have an Addictive Audio 500.1 that is #37 out of 50 that were produced for the first run. Rated at 500 watts @ 4 ohms Does over 5k @ 1 ohm and should do around 6k at .5 ohm. I never tested this one at .5 but most people say that it does .5 fine if you have the electrical...

Okay I am slowly piecing together a new system. So far I have an Addictive Audio 500.1 and a DC 320spx alt. I will be getting at least 3 g31 100+ ah batteries as well. So here is my dilemma, I have around 6.5-7 cubes after displacement (still some factors that change it some that aren't set in...

Very unlikely you will do anywhere near 160 on 4k especially if you are going to be tuned low enough to do hair tricks but I would recommend. Tantric hdd, sundown zv4, FI SP4 or sq HDC4 subs. Personally I'd go with the tantric though.

What are you looking to run? Single sub or multiple? Size? What kind of power?

It was, a friend of mine has been running it for quite some time now actually. It's been great my buddy loves it.

That may be true, I've done it in the past on around the same power with no issue though. Didn't catch it earlier but I would also recommend some 1/0 for the sundown as well.

It certainly would not hurt to do so. But if you are going to buy another battery I would just add it to the system rather than replace what is there.

That's what I was going to recommend before I read the last part. I'm sure you will be happy with the idmax. Although I would still recommend doing the big 3 if that wasn't planned already.

Spooney did a repair for me a while back. He does great work and very reasonable, and it was an older amp as well.