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I just used these for my wifes passat sedan and they were barely long enough. I routed the cable behind the front console down the drivers side under the carpet and door sills and then ended within 6 inches of entering the trunk. Had to mount the amp under the trunk carpeting on the left right...

Pretty much any working scope will be fine for setting gains, that being said, this one is sorta near you and is a much newer scope that has a better chance of being in good condition. If it does work perfectly it is a very very good deal. Matter of fact if you don't buy it let me know and I...

You can find some 4 channel amps on craigslist for dirt cheap. I've bought quite a few quality 4 channel amps for less than 60 bucks on craigslist. Then just get a decent quality mono amp from the classifieds here or amazon/sonic/carstereoonline/craigslist in your price and power range. You will...

Rakuten.com - JBL Grand Touring GTO608C Speaker - 70 W RMS - 2-way - 2 Pack - 55 Hz to 21 kHz - 2 Ohm

The last two posts are how questions should be answered about used items, rather than blasting a guy for asking a possibly valid question. It is to everyone's benefit to keep the classifieds on this forum a honest and fair place to buy a great used sub. Prop's to you east for saying sorry and...

I'm assuming you meant "sold" as in you sold it and not "sold" as in you would sell it to s3th next friday? So just to confirm you did sell this?

Looking to trade two smart phones. One is a Mytouch 4g for tmobile. The other is a HTC Radar also for tmobile. These are both in excellent shape and can be used on tmobile's prepaid plans for cheap 4g service or any GSM carrier. Also looking to trade a Home theater pc. It currently has a 128gb...

Just measuring the impedance of the speaker will usually give you a good idea. Are you wanting to know worst case scenario? Sometimes for fun I will use Winisd (LinearTeam) to model the speaker and box that I have. I take the lowest point in the models impedance curve and play that frequency...

What they said. Set each sub to 2 ohm and then run the negatives from each sub to each of the negative terminals on the amp and then each positive to each of the positive terminals on the amp. The terminals on the amp are in parallel so you will end up with a one ohm load.

The only reason that would be sparking like that is if it wasn't getting a solid connection in the circuit somewhere (Usually right where it sparks). Sand that paint off where it is connected and check your cables connections everywhere to make sure you have solid grounds and power connections...

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Your right, I was posting late last night while pming another member and drinking. And nuthugging. Luckily everyone had already given him the right answer.

With the alternator he already has I would just do the big 3 and be done. It's so cheap to do yourself there is never a good reason not to. The capacitors designed into the amp will most likely take care of the transient or dynamic passages in the music he is playing. If he does run into voltage...

I agree with the DCON advice not going to go wrong there. Also if I were you I would find a 10" sundown SA10 or skar vvx-10 on the sale forums.

Depending on budget as above, I would buy either MB quart or audiopipe on the low end as they usually do close to rated for absurdly low money but might fail within a few years. Or take the next step up and buy a sundown amp that will last forever and sound good doing it.