Thanks for sharing, especially the mistakes and how you corrected them.

Very informational thank you I’m doing a tiny home

How does this compare to the SVS PB2000? It cost about the same in materials.

How to plug sub panel to main panel

Square D must have cheapened out. All I got was a box and none of the other goodies.

Down to earth and realistic vidieo.well done.thanks.

Another lefty.

Sub alone is 330€ in Germany... everything is overpriced, in the end ready built ends up being more attractive

What do you suggest for someone with a 2018 model.. whats my best way to get music to play closer to stereo but have center fill

Could you have installed the panel upside down so the main conductors wouldn’t have to run up along the side of the panel and loop on top to connect the main lugs?

What “not” to do videos are so incredibly helpful, thank you!

No ground bar?

Breaking bits can also be from bad quality.

I believe if you can't visually see the main panel, you need a separate sub-panel disconnect . Brian, you may need another disconnect.

Saw when you put the connector on the bottom,the lock nut was cross threaded, then the magic of editing it was straight

Bonjour de la France......... Très très beau travail, et belle vidéo........ et en plus vous avez le sourire... merci beaucoup

ok i have a question for you. how is the impact of that sub meaning how much can you feel it? im looking for something that i can feel shaking me and my house heavily. another would be are you afraid to run it full out because it might start wrecking stuff or no lol. im asking because i was going to build one of these but decided to go rsl simply because of time. plus the rsl got nothing but rave reviews from all these so called reviewers. here in lies the problem with their reviews. when i got it and hooked it up i was very unimpressed with impact. so i plan to send it back now and just build my own. i can turn all bass up to max on reciever etc. and the impact is lacking imo. i thought that it was gonna shake the house and me like crazy. well thats not the case. i hate the graphs honestly. they tell you some info but no where near the whole picture. how does it sound as well? thanks in advance

The panel can be turned up side down.

Can it be possible to run two main panels from one meter ? I need power in the apt downstairs

Lot thinks wrong !!!

So no followup video I guess?

Breaking bits is a result of one of two issues. 1: You’re pushing too hard. 2: Bit/blade is dull AND you’re pushing to hard.

how about a servo sub? would be better?

what do you think of open baffle subs ?

I just built my own form and poured… if not for creators like yourselves I would’ve had a disaster on my hands but thankfully I’ve learned a lot just from watching. I ordered the z countertop white cement mix with their pure white colorant and fiberglass grid, it has everything in it like flow control, fiber glass, etc. Now something no one mentions about this brand is the shipping costs far more than the product itself so it cost me for 3 bags, the fiberglass grid and colorant over $200 just in shipping not in product! That stung a bit. I bought melamine and broke it down on the tablesaw, used the same screws as Michael does and I highly recommend those too! Everything, I followed every step including waxing before applying the 100% silicone and be sure to silicone everything! Don’t skimp out on that or you’ll regret it! I used some 2’x2’ sheets of purple insulation board to make my sink cutouts and grateful I did. I had to cut mine apart to get them out and can’t imagine using more melamine as knockouts because is so hard to pull out. Now I have nice drills but they’re all battery so I found Ridgid’s concrete mixer which has adjustable speed and incredible strength, I’m a small woman and thank God I had this Ridgid mixer because there’s no way mixing full bags using a hand drill! Also I’ve read ppl complaining that their mix cured in the buckets, use ice water it makes a big difference and hustle don’t waste time. The most important is how you add your ingredients: start with half or 3/4 of the water, then the dye or colorant, then SLOWLY add in your concrete mixture and drill at the same time because dumping in whole bag is asking for an uneven mix. Pls don’t dump in all your concrete at once when mixing! Anyways mine turned out very well for never having done this before. Be gentle with your top after is dried long enough to remove, and then follow Micheal’s way of polishing. After burning my concrete go and buy a cheap polisher for your diamond pads. Don’t use a grinder! Even variable speed ones burn the concrete. My only complaint is that I suck at smoothing out the silicone. I used a fondant tool and everything but it clumped and didn’t look like I’ve seen. I think I might need to try the window foam spray and see if that’s what was missing because my silicone edges looked awful and were hard to smooth out after poured. Other than that it’s a lot of fun, I’ve learned a lot about pouring vanity tops but couldn’t have done it without you guys

I always install and plan a Double Pole breaker at the top right side closest to the main breaker to anticipate a future generator install. I like to prewire it to my outside generator inlet box early (now) while the box is empty, you will be glad you did, when it is time for the generator.

🕵️👣🐶 You have to find it first!! It will only appear when you have selected a DD sound mode before entering setup. It is not enough when just coming from a DD playback souce into it. You have to actively select the Sound Mode DD first. Only then a magical switch shall appear which splits your center into two 🪓 It will open up and you need ice arrows to shoot on the forehead stone 💎🏹🐉

Why Didn't you wiggle and retighten your main Connections to Lug torque specs?

Is that considered a subpanel? Because I thought on sub-panels you can't have the neutral bar and the ground bar connected?

Bro.. I’m not sure you should be leaving this content out there.. some glaring issues.. I’m not an electrician either but I do know you need some grounds.. first point from street line will always only be three wires after that you need to have actual ground plate/rods for the 4th wire.

Hi! I know this video is a couple years old… but what kind of plywood did you use for the subwoofer enclosure?

since this was two years ago... have you done a follow up? How does this work? Does it accurately identify devices?

Why use aliminum wire instead of copper?. Neutral should have white tape wrapped aoumd.

Best box for dayton spa500 plate and dayton hf12 inch subwoofer speaker?

the ground should really be separate from the naturals, its more professional.overall good quick tutorial , keeping in mind someone has some what of a little experience with electrical.

You forgot the Noalax sealer for alluminun wires terminals.

I don't know if he said or not but why didn't he make the front panel larger to cover the end grain of the side panels?

Hello. Thanks for the video. I guess this isn't made for movies right? Is this just for listening to music in Dolby Surround? Do you lose surround sound when using it for movies?

Update Please

With the panel you are showing, would you be able to use solar as the main power source?

Here the message I had from Denon today : "From what I can gather, Center Spread is a feature no longer supported."

Where do you get that thick wire? 2 gauge? Then you transition out to 14-2, 12-2?

I think (...) this is a sub panel? You've correctly got 4 wires coming in. The connection ("bonding") of neutral & ground is a big deal in the electrical code - 3-wire supply from utility - with neutral & ground being equated. After you leave the main panel, neutral & ground shall no longer touch, and their connection to the sub panel is different, and should be respected.

Are flat packs for the Hammer still available ? @builditwithbrian

One of the best sound ever!

Horrible didn't show where the neutral and ground go more precisely.

You did not show how to install the ground

Make sure to use anti ox on your big connections so they don’t corrode!

Use gloves and that’s it

Hi there, I’m considering building this. If the bash amplifier has a HP filter set about 18hz I believe wouldn’t that be enough to start with to prevent damage? I intend on getting the minidsp later down the track for fine tuning