Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 8:28 pm
and now im going to bed...ambien take me away
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Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 9:24 pm
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 5:20 am
I can see what Bill is talking about and also why I elaborated with this statement:
Also, whenever anyone asks me about larger DC sub(s) purchase I ask what other equipment they are running or planning and their electrical setup along with suggestions.
And also why I wrote the how to on amp install and setting gains... If people decide NOT to read directions then a sub turned paperweight is on them...cargodz wrote: 1) Make sure you're running proper wiring to support the system (including the big 3), 2) Make sure you have enough reserve capacity with your battery(s), 3) Make sure you are creating enough power by having a large enough alt.
Also, whenever anyone asks me about larger DC sub(s) purchase I ask what other equipment they are running or planning and their electrical setup along with suggestions.
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 7:15 am
Michael just be careful what you say, i know exactly what your saying but the problem is when one blows up and he gets a call its gonna be well the dealer said it can handle 1500rms and that's gonna be the end of it. Your not gonna get a chance to say well he didn't set his amp right or he didn't do this. also in your last post you said if people choose NOT to read the directions its there fault, Well the directions also state 1000rms not 1500rms.
Terry i can barely tell what the hell your talking about.
However quoting actual numbers and telling someone as a rep for that company that almost double the RMS is ok is a far cry from saying you should be ok. you can pick this apart and make it whatever you want i really don't give a shit.
Terry i can barely tell what the hell your talking about.
However quoting actual numbers and telling someone as a rep for that company that almost double the RMS is ok is a far cry from saying you should be ok. you can pick this apart and make it whatever you want i really don't give a shit.
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 7:20 am
not even a little shit? cmon, gimme a turd....no? dang, well im gonna try to get through the rest of my day but its gonna be hard with tears blurring my vision.
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 7:55 am
Ill give you .25 inches of shit? Will that help?
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 9:37 am
ummm, no it turns out i was ok after all
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 9:41 am
lol Im glad you made it bro.
Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 12:51 pm
Mike, if you were pointing out the fact that you make sure to suggest proper subs to customers because of my post, I wasn't insinuating that you or anyone here would do any different. I just posted this part "I like it when people tell me the truth rather then tell me what they think I want to hear." because I'm personally running in to it at the places I've been checking out.cargodz wrote:Also, whenever anyone asks me about larger DC sub(s) purchase I ask what other equipment they are running or planning and their electrical setup along with suggestions.
I hope nobody thought I was being a dickhead.
Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 3:57 am
No it was not do to your post or implying that you don't (or anyone) doesn't know what they're doing (it's just that many don't).
And Bill, when I was referring to "directions", I was talking about the fact that "Good" amps give you instructions as to proper install and a "Good" authorized dealer will give you proper direction on installing your own set up to run optimum performance without risk. Nearly all equipment is Not warrantied if improperly installed even if you are running only half the recommended rms... Basically I'm not saying that it is safe to run sub(s) or amps at any numbers that have not been properly installed.
And Bill, when I was referring to "directions", I was talking about the fact that "Good" amps give you instructions as to proper install and a "Good" authorized dealer will give you proper direction on installing your own set up to run optimum performance without risk. Nearly all equipment is Not warrantied if improperly installed even if you are running only half the recommended rms... Basically I'm not saying that it is safe to run sub(s) or amps at any numbers that have not been properly installed.