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So I got this guy...
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loudwagon15s
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Ask and you shal receive



Under the amp rack is the battery box hiding 2 odyssey PC2150's (thanks Bill for the amp and batts)
More pics, perhaps I'll start a thread or something, I'll have to get a good hair trick vid in daylight as well.
He removed his ad on craigs list, does he perhaps know about car audio central?? lol
Well he must have realized his grammar issues, he made a completely new ad on craigs list, http://toledo.craigslist.org/ele/1107461553.html



Under the amp rack is the battery box hiding 2 odyssey PC2150's (thanks Bill for the amp and batts)
More pics, perhaps I'll start a thread or something, I'll have to get a good hair trick vid in daylight as well.
He removed his ad on craigs list, does he perhaps know about car audio central?? lol
Well he must have realized his grammar issues, he made a completely new ad on craigs list, http://toledo.craigslist.org/ele/1107461553.html
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slick94prix
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I still hold to my original statement. Poor grammer, sounds like he's 17 maybe? I'd love to give him a tough car to do. I guarantee he has a buddy working at a shop somewhere that he gets all of his install info from, and I guarantee at some point, that buddy is going to get annoyed on him asking questions on how to install something into some vehicle.
Someone should email him asking what his warranty is. Ask him what is insurance is incase he ****s something up on an install, or something from his install damages the vehicle.
Someone should email him asking what his warranty is. Ask him what is insurance is incase he ****s something up on an install, or something from his install damages the vehicle.
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Ryan from Ohio
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Well he has my email address and I made mention to him about the site. So he may have visited.
Obviously the mix and match is not the preferred setup. We all know that. The customers been let in on this also. But hes obviously happy with it, its currently all installed. He is just looking for a better box to squeeze a bit more out of it.
My box does pretty good at matching the subs up. Basically the biggest difference is the CVRs peak out slightly higher than the CVXs. I may try to retune it slightly to bring them on track together. This should help eliminate any cancellation issues.
Obviously the mix and match is not the preferred setup. We all know that. The customers been let in on this also. But hes obviously happy with it, its currently all installed. He is just looking for a better box to squeeze a bit more out of it.
My box does pretty good at matching the subs up. Basically the biggest difference is the CVRs peak out slightly higher than the CVXs. I may try to retune it slightly to bring them on track together. This should help eliminate any cancellation issues.
-Ryan
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- MobileAudio219
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All I can say is that if you do build the boxes you better take pictures. :happy055:Ryan from Ohio wrote:Well he has my email address and I made mention to him about the site. So he may have visited.
Obviously the mix and match is not the preferred setup. We all know that. The customers been let in on this also. But hes obviously happy with it, its currently all installed. He is just looking for a better box to squeeze a bit more out of it.
My box does pretty good at matching the subs up. Basically the biggest difference is the CVRs peak out slightly higher than the CVXs. I may try to retune it slightly to bring them on track together. This should help eliminate any cancellation issues.
Hopefully things work out for everyone!
Does your box account for the differences in moving mass and suspension? did you compensate on one side of the box to make up for the lack of suspension on the CVR side as opposed to the CVX?Ryan from Ohio wrote:Well he has my email address and I made mention to him about the site. So he may have visited.
Obviously the mix and match is not the preferred setup. We all know that. The customers been let in on this also. But hes obviously happy with it, its currently all installed. He is just looking for a better box to squeeze a bit more out of it.
My box does pretty good at matching the subs up. Basically the biggest difference is the CVRs peak out slightly higher than the CVXs. I may try to retune it slightly to bring them on track together. This should help eliminate any cancellation issues.
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Ryan from Ohio
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Two separate boxes. Neither connected by air.
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