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wildbeast till death
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Posted: Fri Jun 27th, 2008 08:16 pm |
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the box is ported at the top back...... i'm wating for a cadence ZRS 9000D to play them..... i had two DCA 2500's on them before...
the DAYTONA amps to me play very smooth & deep, but i love the ZRS series, they play more aggressive & harder to me...... after playing with both series....
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JpG_logic
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Posted: Tue Jul 1st, 2008 02:29 pm |
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| So you are going to run all six of those off one 9000D. I thought they were not going to make them any more because of power efficiency problems? So you have used both series of amps, do you have a favorite? I have most of the money saved up to buy the rest of my amps but i don't know witch ones to get. I already have two 8000D amps. They sound great on my DVC-15RVC's! I don't want to push them to hard so they last but i want to get as much out of them as i can. The dca-2500 will push 500 more watts then the 8000D @ 1ohm. I am going to talk to Jason about it as well before i make any decisions. Good luck with your setup! I will post some pic's of mine soon
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wildbeast till death
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Posted: Tue Jul 1st, 2008 04:07 pm |
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JpG_logic wrote: So you are going to run all six of those off one 9000D. I thought they were not going to make them any more because of power efficiency problems? . I am going to talk to Jason about it as well before i make any decisions. Good luck with your setup! I will post some pic's of mine soon
THIS seems new to me dudes, JASON please reply & clear this....... i don't know about any power issues........
i like the ZRS amps tone a little more though, but the daytonas are tried & true & handle anything....
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JpG_logic
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Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:13 am |
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| I was going to get the 9000D but couldn't, thats why i bought the 8000D insted. I guess they are getting revamped. Thanks for the input. I might use the daytonas in one install and the zrs in the other. I will get ahold of Jason tomarrow, I'm sure he would know what to do.
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wildbeast till death
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Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 02:21 pm |
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JpG_logic wrote: I might use the daytonas in one install and the zrs in the other.
i also think this would be best for you, since you are doing two seperate systems... then you would get to hear both & see which setup you like afterwards....
just keep us posted on your work progress......
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cadencechef
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Posted: Sat Jul 5th, 2008 05:56 am |
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hope yall had a nice holiday... hope all is going well for yall... i got a newer car i got a 2007 pt cruiser. its royall blue with tan interior. no major stereo system just some mids and highs and my 5 channell fx5100 ( as soon as i get it back from cadence one of the channels is messed up ) did yall eat some good food today? i made ribs and brisket and chicken kabobs with veggies... we chowed down at my house... take care...chef kyleAttachment: car pic 15.jpg (Downloaded 28 times)
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Jason
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Posted: Mon Jul 7th, 2008 02:03 pm |
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wildbeast till death wrote: JpG_logic wrote: So you are going to run all six of those off one 9000D. I thought they were not going to make them any more because of power efficiency problems? . I am going to talk to Jason about it as well before i make any decisions. Good luck with your setup! I will post some pic's of mine soon
THIS seems new to me dudes, JASON please reply & clear this....... i don't know about any power issues........
i like the ZRS amps tone a little more though, but the daytonas are tried & true & handle anything....
There is no problem with the ZRS9000d but they are very power hungry.. So if you are going to use one make sure you have the power to feed the amp..
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