Recent content by l Droopy

You can do this in Fl 10 if you look up how to sample. I personally have not done this before, so i can't really explain how to do it, but there are a lot of videos on Youtube on how to do this.

It is definitely not good inside my amp, thats for sure. I looked around for someone locally to repair it but have not had any lucc.

Lol that's true. I'm going to build another box eventually, I want to build one for two 12's, but idk how i'm going to make it fit. I have very little trunk left as it is.

My previous amps I had never had a single issue period. I have never sent one into protection before, no matter how hard i've pushed them never once have i had an issue. I used to have two 15's in my honda and i mounted previous amp to the enclosure and still never had an issue. I have only...

It was due to mounting the amp on the enclosure that doesnt have any bracing internally. Regardless, it was my fault obviousl... and part Soundstreams fault... i talked to spooney about this. He said he's fixed a few Rubicons that all faulted due to vibrations. It's all trial and error bro...

Ok sweet i'll definitely checc out his manual. I Could really use the knowledge and learn a bit more about car audio/ electricity

I kind of thought that's what I need to do... was not 100% positive though. Just felt like i needed to verify before I actually do it. Thank you for the response bro. Much appreciated!

I have a 1995 Honda Civic Ex Sedan, and idk what to do about the 3 Wires on the positive terminal. I purchased a Konfused positive terminal and I have no idea what to do about the 2 wires from positive terminal to fuse box. Also there is a wire going to the starter. Since the Konfused terminal...

Ya for sure lol Thanks bro, i appreciate it! =] The ppi will just be temporary for now unless I end up liking it alot. I'll be sure and checc one of those out, doesn't sound to bad for the price.

Yup had to learn that the hard way unfortunately... **** happens. Well that is reassuring, I need a smaller amp i could mount under the seat or somewhere else other than the box. That will never haapen again!

Dammit, wish i heard that earlier before I purchased the ppi. Ohwell if i dont like it i'm pretty sure i can send it bacc to sonicelectronix for a refund. besides that was slightly out of my budget at the time and i need a new amp asap

Oh ok thanks for the info bro. I appreciate you being straight up with me and letting me know some real facts, I'm not afraid to admit that I was wrong about the over-fusing. I was just a little confused for a minute there lol What would you suggest I go about this situation? I looked all over...

My box is not that strong, I did not doubled it up or have any kind of bracing besides having 45's in all the corners, and i'm pretty sure just 45's won't do a whole lot of good as far as bracing. I was extremely paranoid about mounting it on the bacc side of the enclosure... This is what...

I searched on google for about an hour plus just to verify what size fuse i need to run inline to my amplifier, that includes on this forum, and there were multiple threads on this situation. Every single person said to fuse to whatever size wire you have running to your amplifier. besides...

Thank you for all of the feedbacc bro, i really appreciate it! I decided to purchase a PPI1000.1 Phantom off sonicelectronics just for a temporary amplifier, and it fit my budget at the time. Figured why not give it a chance since it's really underated for 1k at 1 ohm. Spooney pointed out that...