Recent content by rapfiend03

i was looking at this reciever since i can pick it up at b.b.: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7687229&type=product&productCategoryId=cat03031&id=1134703786117

what reciever would you reccomend for 200 or less?

how would i seperate the sub from the actual full range speakers? and how would i connect the full ranges to the comp?

yep thats the exact amp i was looking at lol can i use my dell desktop pc to be a recevier? no, right?

ok im gonna start building a small home theater setup. small bcuz i live in a small 1 bedroom apt. lol. I have currently an extra RE SX 12 dual 2ohm that ill be using for sub-bass. Heres my question I have 200dollars to buy either a mono amp for the sub OR a reciever. I dont have a reciever at...

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RE customer service is great. Fedex can screw em over sometimes (they did to me) but RE keeps their word, gets the subs there and are easy to deal with.

theres a rubber grommet right below the sterring column. just cut some away and ur good to go. i've run 0 gauge and 4 gauge through it. once you know where its at its really easy.

cool thats what i thought. thanks a lot guys.

for the remote wire for the amp can i use a speaker wire (the positive side)? or what wire should i use??? heres the thing i have a remote wire that ima extend by twisting and soldering another wire on there, what wire could i use? thanks a lot for any help...

oh and i forgot to ask.....what do i do with the speaker out? just leave it in the 1st one with 4 output screws (front)?

eff-ing pimp man. thanks!

that it can do 70w x 2 (rms) bridged into 4ohm. Can i do this correctly with the RE RE Comps, without blowing the amp or speakers? i know people say that the RE Comps do good with 70w RMS so this is why im asking. if i can do this how would i do it? btw: its a Pioneer GM-4000F 4 channel amp...

$500 for me 2500D

**** that is nice! good job mayne