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i have no problem with installation i just am unsure of which brands are quality.... i know its 4 ohms , I was thinking of bridging a 2-channel amp since it would be very cost effective

sub deck/receiver SUGGEST! i know its not the best sub but its plenty for what i want it for, my current amp is garbage and it cuts in and out (getting worse lately so im finally looking into it) edit: budget- okay well im looking to spending less than 300 on an amp, i dont care if its used...

well theirs a wire that goes from the battery terminal to the terminal of the fuse box and that terminal is what(on the fuse box) everything is connected to (including the amp and the alternator)

i cant leave the alternator wire connected and hook another one onto it so i should just run a new wire from the + battery terminal to the alternator and just disconnect the current one? could anything bad come from me replacing the wire from the + terminal to the fuse box? i think i will do it...

so should i replace the wire from the + terminal on the battery to the fuse box and then change the one from the top of the fuse box to the alternator? and of course the 2 grounds!

so i dont need to remove the current chassis/engine grounds? the alternator wire is run in a rather strange fashion, and on my car the red/positive is setup like this: battery terminal to the fuse box right next to the battery and then off of that it goes to the alternator and other things(not...

can i just leave all my cars wiring intact and just add the 3 0 gauge cables in addition to the stock wiring? see i have an 02 pontiac grand prix se and the wiring in the engine compartment is all wrapped up and VERY difficult to get to/absurd so in order for me to do the big 3 on my car i would...

thanks hispls! you have been great, im almost done my new sub boxes and they are coming out quite nice! i ended up using russian birch glued and screwed together, today i will be finishing one up. all i need is some rug for the outside of the boxes, the next big project after these sub boxes is...

just looked up deadening.... great now i have another large project to do on my car! plan on doing the trunk and doors for now (i dont get any rattle but a bit of vibration, which is normal but apparently sound deadening is required if you want a system:))

let me also add that i have a pair of 12" subs in my trunk.... i am definitely putting those on my list but what about my rear speakers? the ones above the trunk edit: in case people arent sure i have 1 speaker in each front door, 2 small ones above right near the rear views and 2 in the back...

just looking for some drop in replacements and i dont really have a budget since i have no idea what my budget should be... im big on sound quality, i just want some drop in replacements for my 02 pontiac grand prix se.... anyone? not sure how much an individual speaker should cost, im looking...

good news everyone, im using 3/4" Russian birch instead of cdx! now my largest span is going to be 18", you guys thing i need to use bracing? keep in mind its 3/4"! will be using PL600 (maybe 400? not sure, whatever numbers comes in red and yellow tubes are) and drywall screws to construct it

i have been playing with the orientation and i figure i may as build some new boxes (something that will help me orient them towards the front) since they will be free anyways... im planning on having them at 45 degrees on the box aimed towards that gap to help channel sound from the trunk into...

OSB is like chunks of wood glued together (from most processed to least its like solid wood, plywood is layers of wood, osb is pieces of layers of wood glued together, particle board is saw dust glued together, and mdf is fine dust compressed and glued together) and the reason i dont have access...

i am going to be building 2 enclosures for my 12" 300w (RMS) infinity reference series (i think they are called 1020w infinity reference series) and the volume of the enclosures are going to be about 5000" (a little under 3') and i have a few questions 1. does the shape of the enclosure matter...