snoopdan

Subs are a bastard mix of RD Audio Motor, Ecnowind coils, TC sounds spiders, and a 6 spoke basket. Amplifiers are two Zenon 5kw's and im only using one amp at the moment, the other amp is a spare. For detailed pictures of the build up of the jeep, look here : Here is another video :

To see more videos, stop by http://www.youtube.com/snoopdan or my myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/snoopdan

The t-shirt looks great! :D You can use it as much as you want, as long as I get one shipped to me in a XXL size :) For all of you interested in what my Jeep did at a show last week, here is a new video of it : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4XuN2LxM4E

Hey everyone, check out the new video I did of a major american car show I attended last weekend in Louisville, Kentucky. It was called the "Carl Casper Custom Car Show 2008" and I took home first place in Modifed Extreme 2 on friday and saturday, as well as Sound Quality Extreme Install. Here is a video of the event and a hair trick to go along with it :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4XuN2LxM4E :P

The older setup with one 18" speaker was just designed to do high burp scores while being measured in the kickpanel area by a Termlab. The subwoofer I used was a prototype TC sounds 18" 4hp based motor driver with a 4" voice coil. The amplifiers I used are two 5,000 watt Zenon based mono amps - one amp per voice coil. The burp was done at 55 hz. The new setup with the two 18" RD Audio SHW's is using only ONE 5,000 watt Zenon based mono amp and the burps were done at 32 hz. If anyone is interested in the RD Audio subwoofers, their website is http://www.rdaudio.net

How much airspace do you have to work with in your vehicle? Also, what are your plans for use of these speakers? Are you just trying to do Sound Quality or Sound Pressure?

Well, I wish it was easier to read the fourm, ive had to translate it part by part which is time consuming, but im here! :D If anyone has any questions or would like some help, please let me know :P

Then it was off to a MECA competition in Elizabethtown, KY The original DD subs were replaced with RD Audio SHW 18's with the 4" coil option. Presently the setup does 152+ with one 5kw amp and burps at 32 hz. Finally the total equipment consists of : Alpine 9833 head unit Kicker Resolution 5.25's in the doors with tweeters on the a-pillars Audiocontrol EQX for the mids adjustment Audiocontrol Overdrive 8" LCD touchscreen dvd player, rear view camera (since I have no rear view mirror anymore) Two RD Audio SHW 18's with 4" coil option One Zenon based 5kw mono amp Seven Powerbattery Group 31 Broadband communications batteries One Kinetik HC1400 (for the engine) Airlift Airbag setup with Viair 450c compressor HO Alternators 220 amp adjustable 12-20 volt alternator 22" Rims sittin on Nitto's here is a small video of the airbag setup - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6d8BjW2RTA Here is my myspace page - http://www.myspace.com/snoopdan Here is the Cardomain page - http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2081461

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Now that we've put the top and walls together of the box, my girlfriend was recruited as usual for sanding Then she got pissed off at me and ended up working on her own setup Ah, now its lookn like a wall. sorta .. The box itself is pretty big, its dimensions are 42" wide, 36" tall, and 52" deep. It just barely fits in the jeep between the fender wells and is the maximum size I could fit and still have room for the 7 batteries and amps. Fitting the subs for the box. I just wanted to make sure everything fit well before we put the big box in. Time to slide it in! .... well, ok it didnt fit so hot the first time and I ended up taking a 5 lbs hammer to the roof to get the corners of the box to fit ahhh, nice to relax in your wall once ya got it in Now we put on the rear wall.. you can see what I meant by making the box the largest dimensions as I could for the most amout of air space. Well as you can see, I think the port will be in the right spot to compete in . Next it was off to get sprayed with duraliner. This was to seal the box and give it a "different" look.

Hello from Kentucky, USA. One of your site members asked me some questions about one of my older SPL setups in my jeep, so I figured id post here with what im running now. Below is my 1996 Jeep Cherokee SPL vehicle. First off, I had major problems with RUST. When I pulled the interior out, I found four 4-8" holes - large enough to where I could see my leaf springs thru them. Its amazing that I even got as high as scores as I did with such leaks! .. But what I did is cut out the rust and weld over it, then repainted it with the stock red paint as you can see here. Im letting it dry before I put in the bottom section of the floor wall. Time to cut wood and start sanding! The wood is standard 3/4" MDF that was purchased at Lowes - nothing spectacular here and no exotic materials this time - at least yet all walls of the box are 3/4" MDF sandwitched with liquid nails then they are screwed together quite well (as you can see from my screw farm) and then the edges are sanded so that they mate well with the rest of the structure. Also all the screw holes are filled with wood filler and sanded. Lets cut some holes! On the faceplate structure of the box, the DD's will have three 3/4" MDF layers for support of the weight. The 12" memphis M3 basket was used as my thinkn' cap The dog wanted to help