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RMS is the output of the amp @ a certain ohm load(speaker) usually something like this (2 channel amp example) 2x 50w @ 4 ohms 2x 85w @ 2 ohms 1x175w @ 4 ohms (bridged) as long as your comps are 4 ohms you will be fine bridging them off a 4 channel and the sub amp power output should be...

perhaps they have been removed from the server but the header has been left there? but that is just a pure guess lol

well they normally come with the hu don't they? if not i'd say you need to get one

my reception on my 9815 isn't great tbh i put it down to crappy aerial

shame he has got this wrong Impedance: 2 Ohmswhich mean they will kill a hu if you try to run them off it

all the vibe subs i have ever heard have been fairly loud and quite boomy i'd not want to swap my infinity's for one

so does it leave the harmonics there?? as i'd not want to listen to music without any harmonics

seems a little exspensive on that site for some things lol

i'd say a nice 10 in a small sealed box with a fair bit of power would suit 95% of all music

yeah it is all about having it there if you want it i usually run mine on +5 on the hu and it is set up to run full tilt at +15

price for the mono?? there are loads of great mono's out there

probably not even that much lol 4x10 at a guess really is a pointless insignificant figure lol

both subs would be pushing on the same airspace so the pressure inside would be the same as one sub in a 1/2 size size box:S

do whatever the f**k sounds best to you shag as i said earlier:D i'm more drunk than ever lol:clown:

they don't need there own air space i'm sure i would have found out by now if they did

the only difference between a twin box(no divider) and two boxes is that if one sub fails in the twin it will kill the other

so what is going to be running your comps???

why not?

lol they are all guru's on there they know what they are talking about it's just sometimes they don't realise the person asking the doesn't understand the answer

yeah i thought i break my box with the two 400wRMS subs in it giving them 600 each from a 1000/1 but it drops low and it also is tight with it aswell probably due to the amp having a fairly high damping factor for a class d

it's usually on the inside cover of the service or radio manual or any of the other books that came with the car lol

yeah they are not the best but not bad for f**k all

the main reason to have seperate boxes is if one fails it will probably take the other one with it due to one sub being the box made for two. myself have build a box with two subs in and i don't think it is any different to two seperate boxes

what did you use in there??

just remember if your light dim the voltage is dropping so your amps are not putting out full power and could lead to clipping if it drops low enough which will kill your speakers. unless your amps have regulated power supplies;)

1.2w capless filament lamp

the man speaks the truth:D

yeah it just a shame the terminals are a bit far away on the yellow top

maybe getting white ones for the display so it still shows maily blue but with white numbers

right firstly a split charge system will also put an extra load on the electrical system of the car as it has to charge two batteries instead of one. next the earth that goes from the chassis to the batt is really dire at least upgrade this if don't want to attempt all three next of all batts...