The only thing that has changed since the update below, is the e15A has been replaced by an e16O, which have no complaints about incase anyone was wondering, and the PG basscube, is not installed.
UPDATE: 7/6/03 A lok at the new equipment replacing the Crunch amp and American Pro 12"s. The old stuff was good to me, but it was deffinetly time for an upgrade.
The Equipment:
In the picture above you can see all the new stuff laid out. On the left you have an Avionixx 440.4, on the right an Avionixx 800.2, the sub is an elemental designs e15A, and just infront of the sub sits the Pheonix Gold basscube.
The elemental designs e15A is an amazing sub. It is rated at 900 watts RMS and lays claim to an amazing 29.1 mm of Xmax. It weighs 37 pounds. And its features include the beauitful flat nomex cone, and tinsel leads woven into the spider. I can't wait to plug her in.
On the left are pictures of the 440.4 and on the right the 800.2. The Avionixx 440.4 is a class AB amp and is rated at 85x4 RMS at 4 ohms, and is expected to push 100x4, and will be used to power the infinity kappa 4"s in the dash and the 6x9"s in the rear. The Avionixx 800.2 is a digital class T amp and is rated at 400x2 RMS at 4 ohms, and is expected to push out atleast 1000 watts of clean constant power to hungery e15A.
This is the Pheonix Gold basscube. It will serve as my subsonic filter, and will also give me a constantly variable boosted bass signal.
Table of Contents:
Page 1: Latest Editions
Page 2: Exterior
Page 3: Interior
Page 4: Equipment
Page 5: Kappa Install
Page 6: Box Building
Page 7: PIAA Foglight Install
Page 8: Yellow Top and Tsunami dist. block Install
Page 9: Sound-Deadening
Page 10: Old System and To Do List
