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08-29-2007, 06:39 PM | #16 | ||
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As far as the ma comment..... not so much any more. MA dose not hold alot of db drag records any more. You will find that most people that are really loud use digital design subs with a power house mono block amp... When it comes to being really loud, its all about having the power available to the amps, and box design to back it up.... power is everything. If i were you bro do what makes YOU happy, go to your local shop and listen to what they have at the shop. Find out what kinda setup YOU will enjoy, because everybody is different, and will tell you what to buy, and what to do. And nobody can make those kinda decisions for you. Go to a local car show, and ask people to demo there ride, most people are really happy to do it, and this offers an opportunity for you to find something that suits what you are wanting to do. Just my worth Peace Derek Connelly Founder of Team Notoriously Loud Mafia
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08-29-2007, 07:23 PM | #17 | |
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O.K. thanks but the only thing is I cant realy go listen to the subs I want. I want Diamond Audio CM3's but I cant listen to them so im just having to go off of what other people tell me. So how do you think 2 15" CM3s would sound? Would it sound pretty desent and be loud?
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08-29-2007, 07:24 PM | #18 | |
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I didn't see any hatin, just pointing out some facts. And it's true that i you boom your stuff, especially close to home, work or school, some is gonna gank it.
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08-30-2007, 12:07 AM | #19 | |
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http://www.soundsplinter.com/rlp15_s...formation.html http://www.incriminatoraudio.com/li.htm http://www.stereointegrity.com/Magnum12.html As for amps autotek zapco OLD PPI stuff your going to have to search, but like stated putting something in a fart box will make it easier. you also have to keep in mind the cost for wiring, enclosure, and like stated problems with theft will be high. Bolt it down so when they go to move it and find out it wont budge they might take a different route, use odd screw shapes, like 2-torx bits, hex, square, etc, might make it a bitch to remove but they would get pissed when they get a set of screws out and find out they cant remove the rest. Ex cab trucks are great for SPL, you have the subs right behind the seat and filling the cabin with sound/pressure is very considering how small it is compared to other vehicles. Your doing the right thing keep up research and make sure you know what you want before you buy anything ask questions. If you need an enclosure desing let me know i know a guy on another forum that can desing them, and hes pretty good.
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O.K. thanks every body for your input. But what can I do to make sure its just about imposible to get my stuff stolen? I think it would be hard to steal a system that is in the mid gate of a Avalanch and that is what I hope my system will be in, but if it is in the back of the tundra with the back seats taken out, im sure just about every theif in a 10 mile radius of my house will know about it. But what can I do to make it imposible for anyone to steal it.
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08-31-2007, 09:21 PM | #22 | |
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it's never impossible .... ever seen the movie "gone in 60 seconds" ? Fortunately, the average punk thief is just too lazy to get a job and sure as hell doesn't wanna get caught. Park it in a garage, or in a lighted area next to the house - not many choices at work I guess.
Use diffent types of security screws, one of each type on the four corners of the amp. Use carriage bolts for the box and security screws for the sub. ind ways to brace/anhor stuff down. Put a back strap on the hedunit. Every extra few seconds it takes them is more chance they get caught -especially if the alarm went off, even if they almost immediately ganked the battery wires. |
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Well im getting my sysetm for me and only me so I think I might be able to handle not telling any except for some of my realy good friends. And im probly going to use the weirdest screws I can find. But what is a security screw? And nobdy answered this earlier, is it possible to have a spl\sql car? I want some crazy loud bass, but when I want sound quality (after I replace every thing with some nice three ways and get it how I like) I can turn the sub down till it sounds right. I dont see why you cant have a realy good sounding car (when you want) and be able to shake cars around you for blocks(when you want). So is my theory possible, or has some one tried it and it just dosent work out, because I never, well I wont say never but I rarley see people that just are O.K. with having both. Usualy people are like "SPL is for people that dont care about music and just want to be annoying and powerfull", or "SPL is for panzies that dont know how to enjoy music they way it should be enjoyed". This may be doing a huge audio no no but I just wanted to know what yall thought about it.
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And of course, A good product always helps, but mostly depends on build quality, setup, and install. Oh, and if possible, use those screws you find in public bathrooms. You know, its like a phillips screw, but only 1/2. Its done to where you can screw in , but not out. Now, of course, I dont know how that will affect later when you want ot take it out. .. . but if your worried, go that route (lol). And I dont know why the illusion that you cant have SPL and SQ, Thats SQL. SQ with tons of sound pressure. It is what you seek, and trust me, do it right, it will be more than you bargained for. A dude just hit like freakin 170 + with 1 DD sub. You prolly couldnt even be in the cabin during that, it woudl prolly make your head explode. Thats like 2 Jet engines goin off in yoru living room ! Im sure you have not even heard anything to this level. It will be more than enough. |
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Ok. so I could get one 15" DD sub and it would be as loud or louder than 2 15" diamond Audio CM3's? And how much do they cost I was looking at the 3500 I think and they look like a fortune?
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WOW!! $500 thats a bit over my limit. I was planning on getting 2 15" Diamond Audio CM3's for in the $300 range. My limit for my system is $1000 and that would put me well over it. They are nice subs look great but I think there too much for me lol. Well thanks for the input though. And im new to the SQL area of car audio so what are some good three way speakers that I could get to replace the cars origional system, or tweeters or what ever I need?
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