Recent content by jsloan10

I will give you 5 bajillion dollars if you can name one instance where the factory speaker wires burned up because of the addition of an amplifier. Full range audio signals in the 50 to 150 watt rms range will not burn through factory speaker wires, ever, not even the in darkest most ignorant...

Yes and no.. It will depend on the specific model of the sub and the type of enclosure. Some subs have no audible difference over time while other models will seem to deepen and have higher sensitivity over time. These audible differences mostly happen in sealed applications while vented...

I thought men were born with the instinctive knowledge on how to do a burn out.

I used to live in Saskatoon... Describe in complete detail how the subs are hooked up.

If you can wipe your ass you can install a gauge kit. "It's so easy a woman could do it" Ha,Ha I'm going to hell

I would let MOELESTER babysit my kids anyday.

A toasted Quiznos roast beef gripped firmly in you hands will make for a tight clean sub.

YOU CAN DO IT!

Then why are you asking us?, looks like you already made up your mind.

750 to 1500 watts RMS will get you full out put from those type R's.

That actually depends on the current handling capacity of the power wire rather then the fusing of the amps.

Go with the 180amp. The fusing on the amps is in the event of absolute maximum current draw so a smaller circuit breaker rating will work well and possibly save you from having to replace fuses by going into protection before the fuses blow. One thing to note is that a circuit breaker works...

Allright fine- They are Jensens, yes Jensens, in custom ported enclosures with 200 watts RMS going to each sub. This is in the trunk of a small sedan. I can hear the car from a block away with the windows rolled up while sitting in the house when my wife comes home.

Its all in the install and set up, you should know that, your one of the best installers on the board. It is elementary that a larger cone will displace more air, but given the right enclosure and set up you can get very satisfying bass out of smaller drivers that can be heard over great distances.

I would go with a ported Kicker sub.