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The most likely culprit is a bad ground. Double check the ground on your new amplifier. Odds are you don't have a solid, clean connection there. Also, when you ran your power wire to the battery, did you upgrade the factory ground there? It's easy to overlook, and could also be the cause of...

But he appears to have spawned. Dear god.

Charging the buyer for the Paypal fees is against their Terms of Service and is strictly forbidden by their user agreement. The Buyer should include the 3% in their selling price if they intend on having someone else pay for it.

Snicker.

Probably just silicone sealing the sub to the box. Get us a better pic of the dustcap and we can let you know what the sub is like. Looks like an older Punch from Rockford. Even if you can't get a better picture, let us know what it says exactly. Silicone is not the best thing to use to seal...

Fiberglass is your friend.

It's easy if they put something extremely heavy on top of it. I wouldn't be surprised. Take him up on his warranty and stop your *****ing.

Doesn't the faceplate come off??

This needs a price or needs to be removed. This is not Ebay.

Sweet, my first double post!

Was it cutting out before you swapped to 4 awg? Is it simply the subbass or is it the whole system? It's possible the HU's preouts are pooched, or you're simply losing voltage at the HU. Always check the whole signal path.

Don't you think you should worry about paying your bills before you worry about what stereo to put in your new car?

Not really. You were posting conjecture. I know for a fact. That JBL is stable to 1 ohm, although it will probably get warm. ELEVENTYONE!

If you don't have a USB compatible HU, then no. Try using the sound card's output in conjunction with your AUX input through a cable.

JBL bp1200.1's will be able to handle anything at 2 ohms. This combo, when wired like the following pictures will give you a 1.34 ohm load. The JBL should be fine.