First off, sorry that you have to go through a link to get the pics.

Also, I'm running 6 deep cycle batts instead of just the 2 now. Lemme know what you guys think.

http://carstereoclassifieds.org/foru...ead.php?t=2863

/\---fixed.....

 

I think your link is broken, it takes me to a forum not

pictures..or maybe its my phone

 

If you're blowing up your audio system, let an audio shop look at it. Most likely, your speakers aren't wired correctly, or you're running it WAY too hard. The number of batteries will have no effect (unless they're wired wrong, too).

 

Agreed on the link not linking to a direct thread

 

don't know how i managed to screw up the link, but it's fixed now.

and mike... I'm not blowing anything up except my windows. "boom" is in reference to bass

 

I don't get what 8 subs accomplish that 4 couldn't or even 2 solid ones... In the small *** cab of a truck. But hey to each their own!

 

More cone surface area equals the ability to more more air.

qnty of 8 x 10" subs = 80"
qnty of 4 x 12" subs = 48"

 

I'm aware, but it's kinda pointless in a truck cab. Still nice install though.

 

Nice truck but way to ruin it by smoking in it. That makes your truck worth so much less. That's why I stick to grizz . But that sounds really good...

 

smoking in it? lol... I'm not concerned about resale value.

as far as what can 8 accomplish vs 2 solid ones?.... well the first setup i ran in here was 2 15" shocker super extremes and 4000watts rms and simply put, this is much, MUCH louder. and why do it? because i can, and because i can roll into a competition and beat a LOT of other people out there who have strictly comp setups and this one is designed to street beat.

same idea as why run 8" suspension lift with 40" tires when a 6" and 35s will work. BECAUSE I CAN