ttocs wrote:they are both uninsulated. The gm is larger, yes.

The GM one doesnt even have a terminal clip or a soldering joint so why would ya wanna section 8 it like that? Pay the extra 3 and get a professional post and leave the GM where it belongs , the battery just my 2 cents

AAMP217 wrote:Wouldn't the GM terminals leave a large unexposed area that could short the amplifier outputs or cuase fire? Unless there is a way to cover them

Guess it depends on how you insulate the speaker leads. or just spray em down with spray electrical tape

ttocs wrote:I would prefer the gm terminals personally. The idea of a ring terminal screwed on and being more secure is what I like.

Well the dayton ones are. They are bolted from the inside. and the outside you can screw them as hard as need be. but both terms should work well

Bfowler wrote:

tonym wrote:http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... r=091-1245

i dig that one too, i use those almost exclusively now

They are great in my opinion and they also take to solder well

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=091-1245 Those are what I use in my boxes. Those big square terminals just add weekness and air holes in the enclosures. With these daytonas you can solder your wire on em and have minmal resistance and still have a solid box IMO Remember term...

Shaheen Picked up a lot of cable from me. Excellent person to do business with a great communication. Thanks Shaheen and enjoy your cable!

Matt hooked me up with a bunch of US Amps gear and Shipped the items while he was on Vacation. Awesome seller! couldnt ask for better. for a few years now me nd Matt have exchanged business and ya cant ask for a bette guy to do business with. Fast and responsive

KHPower

I made all my LPL's usung radioshack parts and around 5 bucks. you can get 4 line phone cords for cheap wholesale. ive never had a problem

But the 2500 stated 1500 x 1 @ 2 ohms which was perfect for what I needed and had more power on tap if things (subs) changed. The 1200.1 wont do 1500 x 1 @ 2 ohms. My subs are DVC's at 2 ohms per coil. So you know the math and what I can achieve. That also means I'd have to go with the 500.4 to mat...

Bought a basscube to add to my other and a kick ass Audiocontrol equalizer. He packaged the units extremely well! they could of took a grenade to em' and still been fine.

Good business Mike!

Thanks!
Kyle

joerg wrote:All i can say is, that he served his first overseas customer very well! Bought 100 feet of power cable from him. Fast shipping and very good communication.

Thanks a lot!
Joerg

Sweet! Thank you so much! enjoy the wire!

Yet again me and Mike make a transaction I honestly think me and Mike were meant to do business together lol Mike if you ever want a job at KHPower or Brandstorm Audio you let me know and its yours

Picked up a 100 feet of Power Flow. Very professional and quick payment!

Thank You Joerg Enjoy the wire

So what are are ya hitting on the meters? id keep this thing wall less . Hell hit up some comps and actually kick some ass. Show folks what PG has. There plenty of AudioQ amps your gonna be blastin against but im sure youll do awesome As for amps vibrating to peaces that usually isnt the case , the ...

This scope is a MUST for setting amp gains and adjusting before clipping. i always trusted the old multimeter but with this it would be so much more accurate . its portable and hell you could prolly get 10 bucks to scope a buddies system and the thing would pay for itself.

im in

been hearing good things about this unit from some full-time installers. It will fit in your hand it is so small. http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9625 Thats perfect size. i may have to pick up one. For testing 20 amps should cover it , if ya actually wanna run stuff li...

Pedi wrote:@KHPower: All MS and M-series?

OOps lol well they were honest , I would imagine now a days that potential buyers would be more willing to buy a 1000 watt amp for there 1000 watt sub and seeing 900 watt they may get hesitant IDk.

Bfowler wrote:OR...it could be that ones is listing the prototype VS the rear test.

i have feeling aamp PG isnt about to go the rounding numbers path

How many amps do you see that are 900 watts rms birth sheet sold as 900 watt amps?

Pedi wrote:But why are the white pages telling us that the One has 11000w, and the catalogue says 12000w about the same amp???

IDK maybe benched it did 11000w. Its not uncommon for companies to just round up IE: a benched 900 watt amp will usually sell as a 1000 watt amp

jbob0124 wrote:I know im a little late, but im definitely glad to see PG making a comeback. This will encourage me to get the system out of the garage and into my truck...Im sure it won't happen for a few months, but we all have to start somewhere

There ya go!

currently using one JL audio 12w6v2 powered by a Ti 600.2 at 2 ohms bridged. I completed an spl box last weekend that hits the low lows very well, but overall I think it sounds like donkey...it's 3.5 ft2 tuned to about 35Hz. I have another ported box and a sealed box both built to JL specs per the ...

Bfowler wrote:in the pg area, i would think 2 rsdc12's and 1200 watts should pull it off

hmmm perhaps depending on the vehicle

I like great sound and I like it LOUD. Please comment on your own system/testimonials that are 140db+ and very accurate. I need inspiration :pale: :scratch: please If you want a loud and good sounding system Id recommend either a sealed box and a crap load of power or go with a nice ported box(cust...

um I have 1 Audiobahn titanium awt 15 and (2) 1200.1s powering it in a 5 cf aero ported box and hit well over 140 and it sounds great