alternators cant keep up with amperage changes like batteries can. i would think that one 370a alternator and 3 or 4 good batteries would be alot better than 2 or 3 alternators and 1 or 2 batteries.

I really like my dynaudio md102

The new one is all class d so it does not need to be to super big.

its going to have a similar sound to the old 90s comps. it will take more power to get the output compared to a comp 15 with the same power of the same era. check the surround and make sure its not all dried out and hard. but it will get loud and low and have the great sound.

a ms275 will be fine with it. i think the front and rear are ran in parallel so they would see the 2 ohm rating for each side. and the sub channel would be the bridged output.

i know what you mean i broke my right hand years ago and it sucked. i was in an accident 3 weeks ago and broke my knee cap ans yesterday was my first day home. i will take a broken hand any day over this.

bought some xovers and he shipped them out quick and the look great

are you talking about the old or new titanium 10s

I looked and all I have are bigger ones except what is in my other amps.

I think they are 4-40 or 8-32 I have a bag of set screws and may have an xtra. Was it missing from the 275 I sold you?

Are they dual 2 or dual 4 ohm coils. Also since those zx are new to you have the caps been changed in them?

The 2250 and the 2125 are the same size.

I think the 2250 had 63v caps and the 2125 had 50v ones.

Why don't you just use 3 channels of the m44 one for each

I used a ms275 on a kicker xpl 12 and I had a ms2125 running the fronts. This sounded better than my ms1000 running the same comps but with an idmax12. It was not nearly as loud but with the 275 but sounded better. The reasons I stop running it was the surround tore on the xpl and I got a good deal ...

if it still has noise when nothing is hooked up i would be calling phoenix gold.

He all ready sold it to me.

Vb is volume in cubic feet. Vd is port id (4" PVC) vi is length of port and fb is the port tuning. Assuming that vb has displacement figured in you just need a 2.7 cuft box with a 4" port 7.25" long.

If your electrical system will handle it I don't see how you would be disappointed with the output.

Are you going to use the ms @ 2 Ohms mono or each side bridged to each coil?

Think positive your half way there. Do you want to sell the midranges out of you factory dynaudio set?

I'm on my phone so I cant. Just search phoenix gold titanium and they will come up

There is a pair of ti elite 5s on ebay

A couple of the other ideas I have is maybe a franked or Route 66 v2. I always loved the look of the rt66.

Being a rare amp makes the customization just a little more special, doesn't it? I think because its potentially a "one amp system" capable setup, it's totally worth customizing because you won't have to rely on finding a similar amp to match it like you would with a custom 4ch or sub amp...