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Hello,<br /> <br /> My name is Rusty Self, and I am interested in information on your sponsorship program. I have a long history in competition, and I am gearing up for another successful year in USAC competition in Mississippi. I already have one of your excellent DSC2000.1D...

2 dual 4 ohm type-r 12s, plus some boot on my end? let me know..

Thank you very much!

Thanks! I will use these Rs until I get all of the electrical finished, then I will replace them with something bigger, and get another 2000.1. I am very impressed with that amp so far. I have looked for a good CRX for a long long time now. Finally found this one in Memphis, TN a couple weeks...

Um, she is 10 years old...

Yes. Why?

Rs do not do as well in a sealed enclosure. adio is just right, 2.5 cubes tuned low, ~32hz.

[video=youtube;3il-xOgMnXc] Just a little video for you guys. CRX still needs a lot of electrical and deadening.

Your battery terminals are loose. Take them off at the battery, clean them, and put them back on. TA-DAAA.

I am in Guntown, MS. About an hour and 20 minutes, if you cannot find anyone closer.

I am speaking from experience. Over 20 years of experience in the car audio industry. I see people flaming the type-r because of the 2 inch coil they use, it makes them look silly because coil size is not a factor in getting loud... The proliferation of custom built subs is not what got the spl...

Two Rs in a properly tuned enclosure will be very loud. I can tell you that moving from 2 stroker 15s (old school) on an Orion 2500D @ 1 ohm was only .5 dB up from 3 R 12s on the same amp @ same load. With more power, however, the strokers would have walked them.

Sounds like a capacitor on the amp board is getting ready to die. Sometimes it is caused by a cap vibrating loose, sometimes it is just dying.

Setting gains with DMM = waste of time. Set everything to level, and turn gain on amp all the way down. Cue up that 50 cycle tone, put volume knob on cd player to 95% of full volume, then slowly adjust amp gain up until you hear distortion = done.

OK, let's start @ the beginning. What size 12 volts inputs do you have? Ground and positive. Are you using a clean ground? Have you got a stock electrical system (I'm going to assume yes). You need to upgrade the BIG 3. Do a search on that. Basically, it sounds like you are not getting enough...