Recent content by philipgonzales3

Just getting ideas right now, so no hard budget but the cheaper it is the sooner I can buy it lol.

Any suggestions? I really don't know much about sub brands. I'd probably just go JL audio if I didn't do any googling but I've heard it's overpriced for what it is.

Any recommendations? Sorry I don't know a lot of brands. I've heard of sundown audio though. I thought I read the previous engineer from Sundown Audio was who started Skar. But anyway just point me in a direction :-).

Skar is no good? I thought they were decent subs but then again that's why I'm here lol. And no would really rather not as my trucks primary purpose is a people hauler. :-(.

This is more or less what the setup would be. Anyone think it would be decent? Vendor Model Price Quantity Total Price SUBTHUMP.com Dual 8" front firing sub box 320 1 320 Skar Audio ZVX-8 1,100 watt max 900 watt RMS 169 2 338 NVX VAD17001 1700W RMS Class D Monoblock 279.99 1 279.99...

This one any better? http://subthump.com/Chevrolet-GMC-Custom-Subwoofer-Boxes/Silverado-And-Sierra-Crew-Cab-Custom-Subwoofer-Enclosures-by-Subthump/2019Up-Crew-Cab/20142018-GM-Crew-Cab-Quad-8-Front-Fire-Box-New-clone.html Whole setup is less than 1K. Doesn't seem bad and I think it would fit...

Well money is always a problem, but I can wait to do it right. I'm in no rush so I'm OK with holding off until I have the funds to do it the right way. That being said I also don't need audiophile quality sound. Just something above what the average Joe would slap in their ride is fine with...

Well help me out buddy! These MTI Acoustic boxes aren't good? The only Gately box I see for 2019 and newer are for 4 x 8" subs. Thoughts? https://www.gatelyaudio.com/collections/perfect-fit/products/4-x-8-gm-crewcab-2019

So I have a 2020 Silverado Crew Cab with Bose audio (I think it has a 6" sub somewhere hidden in the center console). Anyway, I want more bass, but nothing too crazy at is primarily a family hauler. I was thinking of adding this "plug and play" setup but thinking I may want something just...

So I'm a little confused about how to properly set the gain on the setup that I am going to install in my car. I watched a video here that showed me how How to Set Your Amplifier Gain to RMS Power Using Ohm's Law - YouTube. easy enough to understand, I think...the amp that I bought is the RF...

So how does this dual battery thing work? like do I need to get two "stock batteries" or two high performance batteries? they have to be a matching pair? or can I have two different types? Any information on this would be appreciated. would Isolating one be beneficial or counter productive? and...

Yea I agree, because I work at a computer shop as a technician and the amount of misinformation Best Buy gives out is almost comical. They bring us a lot of business by misdiagnosing computers or just doing a poor job. The amp is listed for like $530 on there website and is sold by a third...

Yea I totally understand what y'all are saying and I am sure y'all are 100% correct and I really appreciate the advice but unfortunately the budget I had drawn up includes financing the amp at bestbuy (18 months same as cash). They sell the Rockford fosgate amp on their "marketplace" and I am...

so it would be OK to run 3 batteries off of my stock alternator? or will that cause issues as well? I assume you wire them up parallel? Yea I understand what your saying. I'm sure the Sundown audio are good because everyone on here talks about them but I guess I thought it would be cool to go...

On the specs for the amp it says it calls for 4 guage wire? so would you still recommend running 0? I assume I would have to also get a power distribution block thing? but then wouldn't that defeat the purpose of going with 0?