Recent content by Shortbuskid

Sounds right. I wouldnt mind having a new kenwood with the usb\flash and built in hard drive though.... Not a single complaint on my xxv.

My L7 Im sure that threesome will be dandy.

I think I found what Im looking for.... http://www.ramseyelectronics.com/cgi-bin/commerce.exe?preadd=action&key=RB1 21000hz is what a dog whistle is. Hes trying to get a super version of that lol

My boss wants me to come up with something for his house so that when his neighbors dogs bark, he can push a button and have it blast out tones that only the dogs can hear. So a few tweeters that can extend that high (above 21000hz), a home amp that can drive them properly and ill make pods for...

Ive had eD A series subs, their O series subs, re XXX 12, and a tempest. I decided to get a smaller setup for the new car I was getting and having a 100 pound sub\box wasnt a priority at all. I currently have a single 10L7 and I am also pretty **** happy with the output and how it sounds...

Ok, figured it out, RCA's were too close to my ground, moved them, sounds gone. yay.

They Cross, however they are under my carpet, ill check to see if they shifted and are running parralell.

Ok before ppl start telling me to search, I have. Headunit = kenwood 25th anniv. Previous set up was wired the same, and had no noise. (Kicker kx250.2 and xenon 6.5 comps) New comps and new amp (slc265s and nine.2) Ever since I changed out everything for the new stuff, Ive had a faint...

Ill be seeing haste the day again on new years. Even better live...

Whats the mounting depth on them ?

More power on the 15L7.... Im giving my 10 that much and its taking it pretty well

Right

I just switched from a 12xxx to a 10l7, I was expecting alot less output and sq than the xxx, but its not too far off suprisingly. One thing I did do though, was have the xxx in a smaller than ideal ported box, while the l7 is basically in the same spec box w\ a smaller port and little higher...

I do fat chicks, as well as ride mopeds around.

The plastic spray paint, and tape off the foam. Problem solved.