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forget about 6x9's and spend the money elsewhere (e.g a set of new comps)

are those ratings the power handling of the sub or the amp output on the vibes?

52" aint bad lol

unless you go to the f96 which is 500,000:1 yes that is 500,000

i've not long ago bought a samsung 40" F86 LCD and it's bang on 1080p and a contrast ratio of 25,000:1 which aint bad

remember that all amps have caps inside them on the supply voltage rails so the amp already as a little backup inside and being that it's at a higher voltage is more effective. the reason caps don't work is because you can use the whole amount of stored power only a very small amount

mount it on the matle piece above the fire should be just as much use

yeah there called through crimps but you won't be able to get one to fit your power cable and crush it with pliers

do you know any electricians? as they should be able to get what you need

the reason why i said about the ports as i know when i boot my pc some sata ports are run from the northbridge and some run from the sounthbridge so you can hot swap

i'd guess it makes no difference as the little lcd display is lit up using the same SMD led's mine looked like this using white leds

you can rejoin it but don't use just tape use a sutible size through crimp and some heat shrink

it seems that they use different ones in different dial sets these are the ones i used in my 2002 1.6

stab in the dark but have you tried the hdd's on port 5 and 6 and sata optical drive on port 2?

thats exactly why the 40amp fuse was blasted.

The power cable was cut when i got it so i stripped it then joined the two together with electrical tape. did you use some sort of connector or just tape?

+1

well if you look at that video he shows a 225 lumen torch so times it but 4 and a bit and thats what you got lol

just go all out and get one of these bad boys in a maglite lol

if you got comps didn't they come with a x-over?

the ones on my 1.6 were hollow

it's plainly NOT a DVC sub

i'd get a 2-channel amp that can be bridged into 4 ohms and give about 300 watts RMS

these are the right ones

it's just the same to do non-sport models can be done cheap as f**k if your willing to do it yourself

actually i've been looking to buy a cheap amp to try and run off the mains in the house. so might put in a silly bid and see what happens

it's max power and not RMS RMS is the only figure to look at as is the only one thats right

what turbo do they use on these things??? (just have to remember not to pick on non-standard one)

so it's 4 x 100w RMS @ 4 ohms

trust me that will not be RMS is it a Loaded 800s?