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From: Hyde Park, NY
My new completed setup. it consists of:
*Head Unit: Pioneer DEH-7800MP
*Front Stage: Phoenix Gold RSD65CS comps, Deadened and sealed doors with Edead V1SE
*Amps: Kicker ZX750.1(sub), Kicker ZX550.2(comps)
*Sub: Dayton Reference 10 HO subwoofer, in a .72 cuft (net) ported box tuned to roughly 28-30hz
*Head Unit: Pioneer DEH-7800MP
*Front Stage: Phoenix Gold RSD65CS comps, Deadened and sealed doors with Edead V1SE
*Amps: Kicker ZX750.1(sub), Kicker ZX550.2(comps)
*Sub: Dayton Reference 10 HO subwoofer, in a .72 cuft (net) ported box tuned to roughly 28-30hz
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Originally Posted by Ty_Max
You just jimmy rig that port up?
It looks like itd make it a lot more powerful...
Wonder what itd do to my w6
It looks like itd make it a lot more powerful...
Wonder what itd do to my w6
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From: seacoast N.H.
just curious how is the stage height with the tweets down in the kicks,thinking of doing that but i dont want to lose any height,since i do audio shows and stage height and width is iimportant
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Originally Posted by tcs4two
just curious how is the stage height with the tweets down in the kicks,thinking of doing that but i dont want to lose any height,since i do audio shows and stage height and width is iimportant
i think most people who are going for SQ put both the mids and tweets in the kicks.
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its well hidden 
the seats go up and made a top flush panel that makes the box look huge cuz it goes from the front of the box to the seats, so everything is hidden. all i can say its a lot louder than my 2-8's and very clean sounding as well, i just need to tune it better
the seats go up and made a top flush panel that makes the box look huge cuz it goes from the front of the box to the seats, so everything is hidden. all i can say its a lot louder than my 2-8's and very clean sounding as well, i just need to tune it better
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These are Digital Designs 1510s. The box is 3 cubic ft NET, tuned to 40hz. 52 sq. inches of vent.
They hit hard, to say the least. The are powered by a Cadence A7+HC (beast of an amp) at 2 ohms. They are taking everything the amp gives them like champs and barely breaking a sweat while doing it. This was my first box building experience, so I'm pretty pleased I was able to even get the calculations correct, let alone cut and construct the enclosure.
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They hit hard, to say the least. The are powered by a Cadence A7+HC (beast of an amp) at 2 ohms. They are taking everything the amp gives them like champs and barely breaking a sweat while doing it. This was my first box building experience, so I'm pretty pleased I was able to even get the calculations correct, let alone cut and construct the enclosure.
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From: Mesa, AZ
Here are some recent profossional photo I had taken of my system courtesy of Ride21modeling.com
In this first pic, the reason that not all the numbers are showing up is because the refresh rate of the LED display was not fast enough for the camera.
In this first pic, the reason that not all the numbers are showing up is because the refresh rate of the LED display was not fast enough for the camera.
