Recent content by s_carter

Re: dscf1886 hell yeah!

your not doing it right... Heres what you should be doing: take an infinite baffle sub, put it in 150+ cube box and give it at least 10 kw. Then it will be all good. (Dedicated to my boy KW, RIP homie)

While they do discharge faster than a lot of batteries, most caps actually recharge slower than a battery does, and will put a much harder strain on your charging system. If you want better power- invest in a quality HO alt and wiring upgrade under the hood, and another battery. Putting a...

Your problem is the fact that you have almost 6 db difference between reference levels and your tuning frequency. Add the cabin gain into that, and its no wonder you aren't happy with the frequency response. You should build a box to bring your peak down to around 2 db boost, possibly tune it a...

well you never call me and tell me these kind of things, ****! Merry Christmas man!

I thought you were going to get that 15? now you want two tens? make up ya mind geoff!

Well, I can guarantee this amp's thermal, short, and over current protection circuit has not been modified, removed, or bypassed in any way. I have personally inspected and tested it, and it works just as it should. $250 shipped! Come and get some uber RF bumpage!

Bump in the night... Easy? That sounds stupid. The right way to do it, would be to beef up the power supply and output transistors and rail caps, among other things, not remove the protection circuit. This amp has NOT had its protection circuit removed or disabled whatsoever. I will post...

I run my Rubicon 2500 at .5 ohm and it is beastly. The SQ of this amp is **** near impossible to beat, too!

Did you make those yourself? I know a guy that does. He has tried to teach me the process, but I kept melting the pipe. I'm impatient.

It is rated to run 2 ohms, as stated on the original post and also in the pictures of the back cover, I don't see how I was being vague about that at all. As for the modification, I was told it was handled by a guy named Ives, who seems to be a bit of a local legend around Portland, as an amp...

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Free bump for the XClio Wintunnel! I love mine, except the fact that it weighs about 40 pounds. Luckily, I dont have to move my PC very often.

$250 shipped, and this beast can be yours!

I'm interested in two 18" baskets, if there will still be any left by the time I get my money this weekend.