Recent content by nsain

x3 Dave is a great guy to deal with. I'm installing my 1800db in the next week and can't friggin wait.

well, the basket or frame whatever it is was bent upon arrival but I think I might just buy another one. I was at a funny angle with a crappy drill and some not very friendly screws. Add in my frustration and I was bound to have something go wrong on me.

I tried to install my RE comps today, but became frustarted when things weren't going the way I had wanted them. While trying to mount the speaker, the drill slipped and popped a whole in the cone and there is also a small split in the surround. (see picture below) Will it still work, sound...

here's a link with some pictures. It might help, it might not. http://www.nsain-asylum.com/subwoofer.html

Dave has got to be one of the best persons I've ever dealt with on the internet. He was polite, funny and was a great seller. I ordered a power acoustik amp from him and the deal went incredibly smooth. Contact with him was easy and lovely. I will not hesitate to buy from Dave again. I can...

If I remember correctly, all that information is giving to you when you get the unit. Otherwise, a quick little search on the internet or here will turn up plenty of hits for you to find out.

how much power do you want to them? They are rated at 50w rms. I have a Power Acoustik OV2-300 which puts out 70w rms. got the amp for $50

I ordered mine from etronics. good stuff.

I'm building a 3.5cu.ft. after displacement tuned to 34Hz with about 1400w to my SX15. It should be pretty loud

not sure if this is the right forum for this since it has nothing to do with car audio, but my guess is cut the piece of tint to the size of the window, spray the window with some water/soap mix, then peel the backing of the tint off and apply the tint to the window making sure that there are no...

I think you should resize that picture.

I've been marching in the Tulip Time Parades since 6th grade. you should come out and see them this year. I won't be marching since I'm at Calvin College right now, but I am still going to go watch them. And being Dutch like I am, its almost required that you go see at least one parade.

Well I think that answers all of my questions. 1400 watts is good, alternator can take it, now I just need to order the amp and install everything. Thanks for the help guys.

After doing some searching, the Elantra has a stock 90A alternator. Would this be sufficient to push about 1400 watts?

True, but the availability of the A1800DB is whats so appealing to me and the fact that its brand new and comes with a great 1 year warranty as compared to something that I'm having a little more difficult time finding. I've heard that these things can handle alot, so it sounds like 1400 watts...