Originally Posted by Bizzar

Yeah right. I just spit Pepsi out my nose! Come on down to Fl and swing on into "In Your Ear Stereo Gear" I will meter your car for FREE! 161 DB that must be some damn good crack you're smokin. What did ya do stuff the mic down the port and tape off the spaces? Buwahaha. Quit making ---- up.

As for me currently.

2 12" TM Rush tubes
2 Autotek SS 750.1
1 6 Channel Sherwood DTS surround sound amp (soon to be for sale)
2 6.5" Kole Audio component set up front
2 4" Rockford Fostgate kicks
2 6.5" Rockford Fosgate in the rear
2 3.5" Pioneer (one up front in the center vent and one overhead rear) Center channel fill
Pioneer DEH P9300 HU
Sherwood DTS controller
Everything runs via CarPC and a 8" touchscreen.

147 Legal DB on one single 750 amp no port war BS.

A link with pics if you're interested http://www.d-series.org/forums/showt...hlight=project
Pages 2-5 of the old single Kicker setup.

and http://www.d-series.org/forums/showt...9&page=1&pp=20 A somewhat more recent setup. I change systems like underwear. Up and coming in the next few weeks the Sherwood is getting sold for a more powerfull and cleaner US AMPS. The 12's are out and 2 Orion 15" H2's are going in. The Autoteks are out and 2 Merlin 3000's are in.

Originally Posted by dai the flu

i need a capacitor. whats a good one for cheap? went back to my 460w amp and it decided to work now.

Originally Posted by Bizzar

I try to do both lol read my sig :P Yes that run was with the entire audio system intact. Hence the reason for such shitty 60' times on slicks lol. Can you say ass end squat?@!! Recently I am getting back into the audio show scene and thought the hell with going fast. Its plenty fast for my likings and I listen to my tunes way more than I visit the track or street for that matter. I definatly dont need any speeding tickets :)

The Sherwood btw is one of their rarest amps ever made. Infact you probably wont even find any info about it anywhere. Its an AX-6275 5x35 watts RMS and 1x100watts rms. The sub channel puts out almost as hard as my 750. Mind you that was old school 12 volt system specs so its more like 50x5 and 200x1. The DTS controller is an analog to digital converter for surround sound and it works damn good for movies and what not.