Recent content by `pr0digy

Thanks for all the responses, figured out what I'm going with. The good thing about posting WTB threads here is that you get all kinds of responses, but then I end up feeling bad about only going with one ;p

Looks a little out of my price range, just looking for something relatively low-cost.

I don't see why not.

Like the thread title says, I'm looking for amps to power a set of Image Dynamics CTX-65CS's. Looking for ~150 wrms x 2 at 4 ohms. Would be okay with a touch higher, not sure about a touch lower. Looking for something like an eD NiNe.4, possibly. Used is fine, so long as it isn't completely...

I'm back in the game after a few years out. Still have my old IDMAX 12" sub, but nothing to power it. Need a nice, gently used amp in the 1kw to 1200 wrms range. Not looking for anything overly extravagant, but not looking for extreme low-end brands either (nor any Hifonics, had bad...

Wow, lots of idiots here. First of all, wind resistance squares as speed doubles, iirc. More gas. Acceleration enrichment if your speeding up quicker. More gas. All kinds of other factors, I garuntee you use more gas going faster though. Go research the german autobahn.

Ported LOW, 28 hz for the IDMAX12 ftw!

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An oxymoron. Get a decent amp, I switched from a Hifonics 1000d to a Avionixx 1200wrms amp, and the Avionixx pushed it's ACTUAL rating, the Hifonics did not, and there was more of a difference than that in the sound, THD *****.

Rofl, my alpine does the same thing, turns itself off whenever it feels like it, or just won't start until you play with the faceplate enough. Slapping the faceplate off while drunk may have had something to do with it :p

Voltage regulator ? Is it external or internal ? Adjustable ? Might be a simple fix...

Yes, because cops leave their radar guns on all the time. Your as stupid as my ex, "It doesn't work! We just passed a cop and it didn't beep!".

word up G.

Where to start ? Buy a hatchback and fill all the hollow spaces with concrete. er, maybe not...

I'd rather use my ear than rely on markings on the amp case... Just be careful, go slow, and listen. Voltmeters are cheap at a place like radioshack, btw.