Recent content by CherokeeSounds

I can answer a couple of your questions and will think about the rest.

That is not that good of a deal. To me JL's ****. I could put that to shame for less than a grand. I suggest checking around a little while longer before making a decision. There are a lot of great products out there, so take a look.

Sorry, I got cut off. Anyway, I know that this is not an uncommon problem, so I just thought I gather everyones ideas about what is the best way to solve it, wether it be a new cd player or sound dampeing material. I just don't want to get a new cd player if it will stil skip when I turn it up.

Thanks for the replies. I have considered using a 1.0 farad cap; after reading about them ,I see that they have a lot of benefits. My cd player does not skip on bad road conditions or anything like that, it is when the bass gets loud, and it is loud. It only skips on certain frequencies as well...

It is an inexpensive Kenwood cd player. You are not the first person to tell me to get a more expensive cd player to solve the skip problem. I may try that. What cd player do you know of that resists the most vibrations. I may still want to use the dampening sheets for other sound improving...

Go to partsexpress.com and check them out. They have great stuff for low prices. Would'nt suggest many of thier amps, but they have great drivers.

Try going to partsepress.com and do some shopping. Search through what they have that will fit your needs and you will find it is affordable. If you are just looking for a good sound and nothing extravagent, and are trying to save on money, then this site has what you need. If I had to guess...

Try going to partsepress.com and do some shopping. Search through what they have that will fit your needs and you will find it is affordable. If you just looking for a good sound and nothing extravagent, and trying to save on money, then this site has what you need.

What type vehicle? Let me know and I will tell you what I come up with. Cabnets are my specialty. It's just my 'new' cd skip problem that I am not sure how to solve, plus the general vibrations in the chasis that I beleive are causing a loss in SPL. I need sugestions on this topic.

I have a grand cherokee that is below its known performance. Four 10" Credence subs w/ dual 4 ohm voice coils all run in parallel. Each in it's own 1.5 cuft ported enclosure, yet built all in one tapazoid box. A 2x100watt Kenwood amp @ 4ohm (mind you these are in stereo/parallel = approx. 1.0...

It may be possible if you run both amps in series with the sub i.e. (pos.+ of first amp to pos.+ of sub./ neg.- of first amp to pos.+ of second amp/ neg.- of second amp to neg.- sub.) Seems to me like it might work, however I have never heard of anyone trying to do it. If the other guy that...