@@blessup561 absolutely brother, what were you looking at?

@@leebooker6138 amp, door speakers, tweeters

@@leebooker6138I’m just getting started in the car audio game. Fostgate loaded enclosure dual 12’s dual 4 ohm , fostgate t10001bdcp amp, kicker kisloc line out converter. Like I said I’m just getting started

Move the subs closer to the rear door more

@@robertnewland9730 what will this do?

@leebooker6138 it will slow down the air in the box so it will not suck in air and chuff

@tyronedixon7404 you double what I have. Bet that thing hits hard. What car do you have this in?

@tyronedixon7404 thanks bud, never heard that sound with other systems or enclosures.

Yes indeed

@jedimaster6442 you should hear it in person.. it’s so amazing. I’m so happy with this system.

@@UntamedNLeasheD lol 😂. Will do. Still not finished with install yet.

@@astro54541 thank you thank you 🙏🏾 for the advice.. appreciate the sub bro.

The 6x9’s definitely have more bass than the 6.5’s. When it comes to words and high range freqs I feel that the 6.5’s perform better but the 6x9’s overall are louder, which is how it should be since they’re in the front stage. These speakers can take some power. I haven’t had one issue with performance. They are great overall, better than the Rockfords I had before. Give them a try.

I like simplicity and 2ohms believe it or not sounds better to my ears.. plus it helps to not overload the amp for heat purposes.

@leebooker6138 but with box rise, you not seeing 2ohm like talking about. Wired to 1ohm an box rise would be better i think. Just my opinion. But if you like it I live it. Bang on fam.

@@2015gtbass yes Sir, absolutely. Thanks for the feedback though. My deaf bonces were wired to 1ohm.

I’ve never had that turned on with any other subs.

Do your research on it

@@roblinprasad528 lol 😂. If I did, I’ll be in jail. I’m sure my neighbors hate me already. It was a quick 2 mins

Yeah, had to get them in ASAP! 😬

I agree! It's crazy how good the quality is at this price.

That's bc where this subwoofer parts and design came from .. you would be surprised 😊

@@MattGuynnalibaba!

@@aviazx1799 you do know that Bob buys outdated design and parts from companies like digital design?? This sub in particular is basically a dd 3500 minus the soft parts .. but I'm sure you knew that 🙂

Finally someone understands the struggle..

@@denzelgoodwin man thank you. I’m going to try that asap. I’ll update you. Thanks again.

Thanks for the feedback. Wow, 😮 you think it would be the alternator? It’s in and out. The old belt and alternator did not make that sound. I do not hear it when I put my foot on the accelerator. I will listen for it next time. I do have another belt to try, so that might fix the issue. If not, I’ll contact the company and see if they can give some suggestions on what it might be.

@ Im kinda scared that I’m thinking it’s your alternator . I think it has to do with your alternator pulley where the belt goes around. I only wish you the best of luck seriously! Hope you figure it out. Not sure if you have a volt meter in your car. Because I remember when that noise came on. You can see my voltage drop quite abit when the noise came on…. Anyways good luck 🤞

@ yes I can see it drop and stutter for a small bit but then it revs back up and the voltages comes back to normal and more, I don’t know if I should just live with it.

@@leebooker6138 if your voltage drops when you start to hear the noise it’s your belt. The tighter the belt is you might not get that voltage drop. Then again if you over tighten it you might snap your belt overtime. For the noise you’re hearing I’m pretty sure it’s your new high output alternator pulley. If you can live with the noise then maybe you might be okay but I think at least you should contact the guys you bought the alternator from to see if they could do anything. Or check out an alternator shop locally to see what they think. I’m pretty sure it’s the same issue I had. Unfortunately I had to swap alternator.

@@larryjones9413 if it’s fixable, I’m going repair it in my spare time. And have an extra on hand. And that’s if it’s not blown. Thank you 🙏🏾

@@Angel_xXx_76 thank you brother for the insight. There’s nothing back there to hit them. I installed them, so I was very careful. Over-excursion is what I’m thinking as well. Sounded great the entire time I’ve been playing them. I have another set on the way. Box is tuned to 33hz,

Oh wow, have you tried any solutions?

@@WesleyPeach I did I did, what a pain. But so worth it .

Thank you! Also how did you connect to the battery, it’s tight in there.

@@WesleyPeach connected to the battery post, under the hood, not the battery itself. So from the alternator straight to the battery post..

@ was talking about under the seat battery to amp

😂 my boy

Foot note they will work in the inclosed I have mine build by Chris papastange cooney a world class box builder only because I complete but try the sundown

Hell yeah. Thanks for the suggestion, will look into them.

@@castrojody lol 😂. That’s funny 😄. But I also watched the video through my system and it sounds good. But I do need to replace that sub or fix it .

Man wish you could hear it in person, nothing but compliments.

@@darealadogg yes sir.. will do, you too cuzzo 👏🏾

@@MommasGoldenChild_loc0364 33hz.. it’s actually the perfect box for them. Sounds dope. Tons of compliments from ppl who’ve sat inside or heard from outside the vehicle.

@ Definitely sounds nice! I like that song too 👍🏽

@ man that’s my favorite song of the year. Sounds so soothing.. you may like the slow version too. It sounds good as well.

@@MommasGoldenChild_loc0364 lol 😂. It sure does seem that way. Start off good and then to hell lol but I do love it.. so it honestly keeps me busy and focused on something positive.

to recon it

Wow.. is that a hard process?

@@BassHeadzDJ where should they be?

Appreciate the advice! I’m happy with what I have, but I will take it into consideration.

Yeah man, I’m trying to figure that out myself! 😭

@@amariodom4858 thank you 🙏🏾

That's more of an expensive tool that a shop would invest in. It's not really meant for a hobbyist who's only going to use it every now and then.

@@JasonWW2000 I'm talking about the hand held distortion detector. It helps you maximize your system. I think you're talking about the more expensive amp dyno that measures amp output.

​@pmac2392 The DD1 is it rather expensive ($200) shop tool and not very practical for the average enthusiast. I recommend he pick up a $50 oscope.

@@omark2423 lol 😂. You called my bluff bro. 😎