Recent content by NCSU#1

I have it and it is a kicka$$ amp for the money.

Subs up or forward does not make a big difference - both configurations ****. Subs toward the the back of the trunk is the only way to go IMO - have to get some sound deadening tough. Sorry, digital cam broken, so no pics.

I have a 2000 accord. Facing up sounds even worse!

Yes, if you want to face them toward the cabin, you MUST seal off the trunk from the cabin. This is a pain in the a$$. I have tried to accomplish this (and am still working on it), and I only have a few more gaps to close, but I do not believe it will make a large difference. Right now, with the...

With the seats up or down, it will sound like doodoo if you face the subs toward the cabin. I have just done this experiment. Face them towards the back of the trunk and buy a "trunk kit" from Dynamat or someone else....

I just installed a Rub1000-2 and it does not draw more current than my PG 600Wamp. I have a stock alternator and the lights only dim slightly. Nice amp!

I heard from various sources that I will get good results if I turn the box around and fire into the cabin through the "ski" hole. I understand I would have to seal off the trunk from the cabin so only the woofer "sticks through". I would use my current amp rack, move the amps to the sides, cut...

I have a PG MS2125 amp rated at only 2V input. My HU puts out 4V. I e-mailed PG and they told me to set the gains "as normal" basically just ignoring the 2V limit. I am now wondering if this is adding distortion/clipping to my syetem as well when I exceed 2V input.

Right now I have a 10W7 in a sealed enclosure. I need a new amp which will give it at least 800W at 3ohm. If I upgrade later to two drivers, the same amp should be able to power them with at least 800W each. There MUST be a subsonic filter and I would love to have clip indicator LED's (like the...

I followed the instructions on this web site http://www.conceptconcept.com/download/measurwatts.pdf. I measured the AC voltage across the speaker terminals, playing a 45 Hz sine wave test tone. I cranked up my amp until the clipping LED's came on. The result was 53 V. Following the formula P =...