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<blockquote data-quote="bgt2u" data-source="post: 8395681" data-attributes="member: 666249"><p>Thank you for the ultimate car audio app suggestion. I have found it, and downloaded it. It seems really straight forward, and easy to use. I am an electro-mechanical engineer, so no problems with the math, and such. I just really needed help with suggestions, as to what subwoofer/amp combo&#039;s, or sizes would be recommended, and what brands to go with. I obviously know about amperage, ohms, voltage/current drops, etc. However, what I am not up to date on, is what is great, good, or just plain crap, as there are a lot of choices out there, and you just can&#039;t tell by advertised specs, or some theile small specs either. Word of mouth, and user&#039;s opinions, to me, speak louder, than manufacturer&#039;s sometimes inflated specifications. As far as enclosure building goes, I have built some pretty good ones, in the past, but I always could use some tips, or advice pertaining to them. Thanks again.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bgt2u, post: 8395681, member: 666249"] Thank you for the ultimate car audio app suggestion. I have found it, and downloaded it. It seems really straight forward, and easy to use. I am an electro-mechanical engineer, so no problems with the math, and such. I just really needed help with suggestions, as to what subwoofer/amp combo's, or sizes would be recommended, and what brands to go with. I obviously know about amperage, ohms, voltage/current drops, etc. However, what I am not up to date on, is what is great, good, or just plain crap, as there are a lot of choices out there, and you just can't tell by advertised specs, or some theile small specs either. Word of mouth, and user's opinions, to me, speak louder, than manufacturer's sometimes inflated specifications. As far as enclosure building goes, I have built some pretty good ones, in the past, but I always could use some tips, or advice pertaining to them. Thanks again. [/QUOTE]

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