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New guy!
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:17 am
by RaTtlZ
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:25 am
by stipud
Wow, two Elites? That must be insane! Those things are truly beasts of the low end. Most of the other big woofers are biased for much higher bass frequencies for SPL.
By the way I split this out of the "memory lane" thread, since that is for posting pics of your first install. So for example if you had pictures of your Caddy or Catalina installs, that would be where they go. And besides, with your own thread, we can all welcome you properly
Welcome to the Phorum!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:59 am
by 12voltjunky
New Guy,
Nice gear and welcome to the phorum!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:31 pm
by Stryker
hey welcome

Re: New guy!
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 4:33 pm
by NewOldStock
Welcome to the phorum... Do you compete with that system in some way? or is it more of an attention-grabbing thing?
Re: New guy!
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:52 pm
by RaTtlZ
NewOldStock wrote:Welcome to the phorum... Do you compete with that system in some way? or is it more of an attention-grabbing thing?
Would it be a shame if I didn't compete? I have been in car audio since the early 90's and was in only 1 unofficial high school comp. I got second in a 84 camero loaded with boston acoustic seperates, 12in. kicker comp subs and an alpine blueline amp. I don't do car audio to grab attention (although I do get it

). I do it for the enjoyment I get from being an audiophile. Everytime I climb in my car I know I will have a great ride even if it is only to the gas station!

I had a 95 maxima with my Pioneer P9, 2 sets of rockford 6.5 component, 2 12in. L5's in a ported box, 2 Pg ms275's, 1 ms1000 t/a, a powercore 15 and the Ti remote relay box. I probaby shoulda competed with that, but being in my part of MN, at that time, shows were few and far between. I am always searching for the next better system and since I'm somewhat of a broke ass. I buy stuff that was great back-in-the-day. There is no way I could have been able to afford any of what I had/have when it was brand new. In the future after I get my car paid off I am looking into making it an SQ car and maybe cmpeteing since there are an increasing number og shows around now. I'll see in a couple of years.
Thanks to everyone who gave me a welcome on the phorum. I'm enjoying it here

Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 5:51 am
by dvnt88
Welcome aboard

, great bunch of PG enthusiats on here

and diggin' the TI12DElites

, always wanted a set, just never had the room for'em

and is why I'm currently running the one's in my sig.

Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 8:54 am
by ttocs
RaTtlZ wrote:NewOldStock wrote:Welcome to the phorum... Do you compete with that system in some way? or is it more of an attention-grabbing thing?
Would it be a shame if I didn't compete? I have been in car audio since the early 90's and was in only 1 unofficial high school comp. I got second in a 84 camero loaded with boston acoustic seperates, 12in. kicker comp subs and an alpine blueline amp. I don't do car audio to grab attention (although I do get it

). I do it for the enjoyment I get from being an audiophile. Everytime I climb in my car I know I will have a great ride even if it is only to the gas station!

I had a 95 maxima with my Pioneer P9, 2 sets of rockford 6.5 component, 2 12in. L5's in a ported box, 2 Pg ms275's, 1 ms1000 t/a, a powercore 15 and the Ti remote relay box. I probaby shoulda competed with that, but being in my part of MN, at that time, shows were few and far between. I am always searching for the next better system and since I'm somewhat of a broke ass. I buy stuff that was great back-in-the-day. There is no way I could have been able to afford any of what I had/have when it was brand new. In the future after I get my car paid off I am looking into making it an SQ car and maybe cmpeteing since there are an increasing number og shows around now. I'll see in a couple of years.
Thanks to everyone who gave me a welcome on the phorum. I'm enjoying it here

Nothin wrong with that, I can count how many sound competitions I have been to on one hand, never have entered either. I am considering it when I finish my current install just out of curiosity to see what others think.
Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:45 pm
by oldskoolmseriesfan
ttocs wrote:RaTtlZ wrote:NewOldStock wrote:Welcome to the phorum... Do you compete with that system in some way? or is it more of an attention-grabbing thing?
Would it be a shame if I didn't compete? I have been in car audio since the early 90's and was in only 1 unofficial high school comp. I got second in a 84 camero loaded with boston acoustic seperates, 12in. kicker comp subs and an alpine blueline amp. I don't do car audio to grab attention (although I do get it

). I do it for the enjoyment I get from being an audiophile. Everytime I climb in my car I know I will have a great ride even if it is only to the gas station!

I had a 95 maxima with my Pioneer P9, 2 sets of rockford 6.5 component, 2 12in. L5's in a ported box, 2 Pg ms275's, 1 ms1000 t/a, a powercore 15 and the Ti remote relay box. I probaby shoulda competed with that, but being in my part of MN, at that time, shows were few and far between. I am always searching for the next better system and since I'm somewhat of a broke ass. I buy stuff that was great back-in-the-day. There is no way I could have been able to afford any of what I had/have when it was brand new. In the future after I get my car paid off I am looking into making it an SQ car and maybe cmpeteing since there are an increasing number og shows around now. I'll see in a couple of years.
Thanks to everyone who gave me a welcome on the phorum. I'm enjoying it here

Nothin wrong with that, I can count how many sound competitions I have been to on one hand, never have entered either. I am considering it when I finish my current install just out of curiosity to see what others think.
I was an SPL competitor from around '94-98 ish, my system was more SQL oriented now that I think of it : )
mind you having PG M SERIES power and decent gear and sound deadening also helps!!!!
Competeing was always alot of fun, maybe Ill get back into it on the SQL side of things again just for shits and giggles !!!
oh i almost forgot....welcome to the phorum

Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:28 pm
by lukeman269
You still live in MN? If so, I wanna hear those Ti Elites! I bet those are so loud. Welcome to the Phorum!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:42 pm
by RaTtlZ
lukeman269 wrote:You still live in MN? If so, I wanna hear those Ti Elites! I bet those are so loud. Welcome to the Phorum!
Nice to meat a fellow minnesotan! Yes I still live here. I live in Montevideo. Thats about 2 hours from any metro city. Google maps will tell ya. Anyhow, Where are you from? I would love to give you a demo, unfortunately, I just got rid of the Soundstream and am awaiting my new amp to arive. I then need to redesign my amp rack and do some sound deadening so it may be closer to spring before I get everything done. I'll sure keep in touch though! -RaTtLz
Re: New guy!
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 8:05 pm
by lukeman269
RaTtlZ wrote:lukeman269 wrote:You still live in MN? If so, I wanna hear those Ti Elites! I bet those are so loud. Welcome to the Phorum!
Nice to meat a fellow minnesotan! Yes I still live here. I live in Montevideo. Thats about 2 hours from any metro city. Google maps will tell ya. Anyhow, Where are you from? I would love to give you a demo, unfortunately, I just got rid of the Soundstream and am awaiting my new amp to arive. I then need to redesign my amp rack and do some sound deadening so it may be closer to spring before I get everything done. I'll sure keep in touch though! -RaTtLz
I live in Blaine. I would definitely like to meet you somewhere to hear your system when spring comes around. I will have to show you what I got too. It's amateur compared to what you got though lol. I got an rsdc 12 hooked up to a 500.2 tantrum with a powergrid hooked up too. I made a shelf for the amp and powergrid that I have yet to paint. I will be painting that when spring comes around. But yeah, I will keep in touch!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 12:49 pm
by HoseHead
Welcome to the Phorum. You'll enjoy yourself around this bunch.
I also run a Hemi C in the summer - a Molten Lava '05. Friggin' rocket. Eats rice and schnitzel all day long. No audio mods yet.
I see you have an SS Tarantula mono block. I do have a BNIB 500.4 of that style.
It's available if you desire. All original including printed box as well as the original non-desript cardboard box.
I did some time in northern MN during the '70s. I had friends in Piney, Manitoba and we used to cross over to Rousseau MN for partying. In those days, when you hit the border after 4 o'clock or on a weekend, there was a traffic cone in the middle of the road and a phone. You were on your honour to call either country's customs department, depending on your direction of travel. Times have changed ....
HH
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 3:13 pm
by ttocs
HoseHead wrote:I did some time in northern MN during the '70s. I had friends in Piney, Manitoba and we used to cross over to Rousseau MN for partying. In those days, when you hit the border after 4 o'clock or on a weekend, there was a traffic cone in the middle of the road and a phone. You were on your honour to call either country's customs department, depending on your direction of travel. Times have changed ....
HH
so, ah, what were you in for?:)
Re: New guy!
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:51 pm
by RaTtlZ
ttocs wrote:HoseHead wrote:I did some time in northern MN during the '70s. I had friends in Piney, Manitoba and we used to cross over to Rousseau MN for partying. In those days, when you hit the border after 4 o'clock or on a weekend, there was a traffic cone in the middle of the road and a phone. You were on your honour to call either country's customs department, depending on your direction of travel. Times have changed ....
HH
so, ah, what were you in for?:)
That's funny! I was thinking the same thing. hahaha. I would like to get up that way sometime. I hear the country is just spectacular!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 4:15 pm
by vwguy3
Welcome fellow MN'er. Minnesota sucks right now!! It has been so cold, and I work outside all the time. Hopefully we have an early spring so we all can work on are stereo's!!!
Later
Justind
Re: New guy!
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 8:07 pm
by Rold Gold
wow......How'd I miss this........
Welcome to the Phorum!!!!!
I really dig the 300 as a street-thug anyhow and having that setup is even better.
The windows are what does it for me......

And an SRT8 option makes it mean......
So have ya had a chance to mic'd it yet?

I'm gonna guess 130-140-ish but just thought I'd ask.
Re: New guy!
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 7:03 pm
by RaTtlZ
Rold Gold wrote:wow......How'd I miss this........
Welcome to the Phorum!!!!!
I really dig the 300 as a street-thug anyhow and having that setup is even better.
The windows are what does it for me......

And an SRT8 option makes it mean......
So have ya had a chance to mic'd it yet?

I'm gonna guess 130-140-ish but just thought I'd ask.
Thanks for the welcome! I never had a chance to get on a meter before I traded off my tarantula for an autotek 3000.1 which is still sitting in my livingroom till spring. I plan on a new install this spring and definatly will get on the meter. I don't really know what 130-140 deebeez sounds like but when I was bumpin, my headliner was quakin' to beat hell!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 7:59 pm
by vwguy3
Should of kept the SS!!! I love them!
Re: New guy!
Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 9:42 am
by thingy
welcome dude - love the twin elites
