Recent content by predxen

well, the forum wont let me post a link until a moderator approves it, but here are the sub specs: 2600 watts power handling 340 oz. magnet 4" BASV / Kapton Hybrid 18 AWG Voice Coil SPL 92 dB Tuning: 40 Hz Port size: 4" x 10" Number of ports: 2 Non-pressed paper cone with aluminum rib...

Just for an update, I picked up an old mofo 15, the thing weighs about 70 pounds, and has a 4" voice coil, its a friggin beast. I cant wait to try it out, although it takes about 2600W rms, so i am going to need a second Zeus ZRX1500.1d

The motor on my mofo is a 4" BASV / Kapton Hybrid 18 AWG, i just picked it up today, the thing weighs dam near 70 lbs.

I found one on craigslist for 150, i want to pick it up, but its about 110 miles away. And i am also scared about being able to find a re-cone. If re-cones are fairly cheap, then i may run down there. It does not need a re-cone, but its better to be safe than sorry. Any advice ?

I just looked at one of those, They are 4 ohm also, and they have a 2.5" voice coil, which means its difficult to find a re-cone for them.

Thats a 4 ohm DVC. =(

I am looking for one 15" sub that will take 1500 RMS. it needs to be a 2 ohm DVC for around 150$ i can pay 200$ but i would prefer not to. I am pretty sure there is nothing "Decent" at my price range. So if you have a better suggestion, Please let me know.

have you seen the new ones ? how do they compare?

I am looking for an Old mofo 15, the ones that weight like 40+ pounds and have a thicker suspension, they have to be around somewhere, but i cant find them. the ones on ebay are all the new style. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Are Caps really that bad ? YES.... An xtra bat or even the big 3 along will do waaaaaay help to your system than a cap.. I have done the big 3, but i cant get and extra battery, because i would have to replace my starter battery also. as you know a weaker battery hooked to a stronger battery...

BTW, The amp meter is not even digital, its analog, and like 10 years old...   ---------- Post added at 12:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:32 AM ----------   That explains everything, Thanks Man.

How would i go about testing that ? just plug a multi meter into my speaker wires ?   ---------- Post added at 12:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:30 AM ----------   Are Caps really that bad ?

I think it may just be an old amp meter.

Its a Clamp on Amp Meter. Something like this: http://www.macandchris.com/images/Sears%2082062%20clampon%20meter.jpg But Older.

I may also add, that while my amp is drawing such a low amount of Amperes, it is hitting pretty dam hard(Like Shake The Neighbors House Hard).