Quote (Subwoofer @ Feb 22 2012 01:39am)
you claimed he was lying and his amp didn't even do 1500rms and he his 142.8 on an amp you claimed didn't even do 1500. so explain how another set on a onx.1500 wouldn't be able to hit 142-143. this is why i laugh at you because you can't even keep shit straight.
you can claim that all day but the fact of the matter is the atrs will still manage those same numbers at the same price and if one does happen to blow you can still run the other one by itself instead of having to recone or replace. this again is something that is helpful to anyone running a budget system because they can get by with running one with no extra cost.
cutting wood is easy. assembling it yourself without fucking it up because you don't have all the proper tools to do it right is another thing. i don't assume anything out of people i always give them the option instead of forcing it on them. if they have a local shop or feel comfortable doing it themselves i'm not going to stop them but im also not going to leave out the option of a prefab just because its something i wouldn't do because i have the tools and the ability.
He was lying it wouldn't do a clean 1800rms but he claimed it so I'm going by it lmao... and everyone knows a clipped amplifier will do yield louder results but at the expense of your equipments overall health. and how am I not keeping things straight? I think you're just mixing them up.
and I'm not claiming anything these are real world numbers and examples it's a fact that 1 12" could easily get louder than 2 ATR's for very little more and the performance yield is easily worth it I'm sorry you don't want to be wrong.
Like I said all you need is clamps if you think cutting is the easy part you're a dumbass assembly is by far the easiest part if you have clamps and a helping hand glueing and screwing is nothing unless you're doing 45's, cross bracing, double baffling etc. which prefabs don't have anyways half the time they don't even use .75" MDF.
and the thing is I always see you mention prefabs first and not so much custom enclosures, a few times you've mentioned a custom is better but you never really push it on people I think it should be the standard either buy a good box or don't bump or go buy some xplods you won't get much out of Type R's in a prefab anyways.
You said you've seen 142 @ 1500-1800w. Avoid does 142 @ "1800w" and that chick dide 142 @ 2000w, I'm starting to see a trend man, you think someone buying a prefab is gonna hit anywhere near what these vehicles hit? no...
This post was edited by Hellish Orc on Feb 21 2012 07:47pm