Recent content by Frankensuby

HO; got a link for me to see the specs on them?

Looking to spend roughly $70 a pair or less, Non-component speakers. Most of the speakers are blown in 3 of the company F-350's, and well, it just can't go on this way. These will be powered by the stock HU, so realistic RMS is probably 10-15 per speaker. That means I don't need anything with...

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The reason being that he doesn't want that and he has expressed that to me. He justs wants some speakers replaced. Trust me, I wanted to get a nice 4 channel and wire it into his truck but he said he was fine with the stockers until they blew. He has been in my car and knows what a proper...

I'm ashamed Johnny, no :picard: pic?

Pretty straight forward. Little brother has a Ford F-250 with a set of blown 6x8's. Was thinking of getting him a set of 6x8's on the lower end of the scale. Since it will be off deck power (probably 10-15 RMS at best) I don't need to get high end speakers or components. Can I take a gamble...

To derail t3h points.

I have several leftover NOS (New-old stock) battery cables that may be of some use for you audio guys. All of these cables are factory battery cables for Mack Truck battery stacks; some 1/0 gauge, 2/0 gauge, and even a single run of 3/0 gauge cables. These cables have NEVER been used but are a...

I could only imagine you would need to look at your car amplifiers limitations. It should be able to take a voltage between X volts and Y volts. Cars generally run between 13.8 and 14.4, but the amp maybe able to handle a 12 volt supply. Just check where the amp will cut out. Assuming you...

Clarify, assuming you mean my post? What's the downside to getting 3x the power for your dollar with minimal SQ loss (assuming the 8 ohm load on a 200 RMS 8 ohm plate amp). If you didn't mean me, then carry on

A bit delayed for a reply, but for the guy who wants a decent systen under $500: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882120141 or better http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882120122 I love Onkyo because I am using a 10 year old unit that keeps chugging...

I had a Xenon 200.4 that had a bench of 223 RMS x 4 @ 4 ohm per channel. Sounded beautiful but I didn't have the supporting mods to fully use it. Light dimming anyone? Haha, seriously great amp for what I paid ($200 bucks E-bayed BNIB). Edit: Just saw you needed 2 channel, try the 200.2, same...

I have a choice. I can either buy the Boss Audio BASS600 or build my own compact sub/amp setup for underseat. I want to build it all to fit under one seat if possible. I'm looking for 150-200 RMS and as small as possible! It will be paired to a Pioneer TS-SW251 10" shallow mount. Ideas?

And this is why I ask The GTO, is it a reliable monster or cheaply made like a PA product or such? I know JBL has been criticized for it's build in the past...

My buddy wants to eventually replace his entire stock system, and since he has no experience he was asking me to look up the stuff for him. His listening style is trance, electronic, vocal, ambient, and pop with a little of rock. He wants it to be under $1,000 total, less is better of course...