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It gets the job done. I mostly use it for work. We model new products in Solidworks and MasterCAM, and I have to manipulate graphics for laser engraving for customers in PS, Illustrator, and CorelDRAW.

I still have tons of it. Mostly Alpine and Orion from the early 1990s. Some Pioneer Premier, Cerwin-Vega (just re-foamed the LE-12D subs), some DynAudio, and a few other odds and ends.
I have a collection of vintage 1980s home audio too (Pioneer Elite, Onkyo/Integra, KEF Reference, Nakamichi)

built a new box. Enclosure: NZXT CA-S340W-B1 black mid-tower (1) Bgears 140mm PWM red LED 2-ball bearing fan (top exhaust) (1) Bgears 120mm PWM red LED 2-ball bearing fan (rear exhaust) (1) NZXT CB-LED10-RD Sleeved LED Kit - Red, 1m Power Supply: Coolmax 1200W ATX12V v2.3 /EPS 12V v2.92 SLI Ready Cr...

Nobody bothered to hack CAF. hahahaha

imaging and soundstage have a lot more to do with environment and speaker location and positioning than money and gear choice. I have a FAQ in our FAQ section on the topic.. several, in fact.

you can use both the head unit's XO and the amplifier's XO together, but you need to know what you're doing. You don't want both of th XOs doing the same thing at the same time, because the Q of both XOs will be added together, so if you have say, the HU and the amp both set for LPF for the sub, and...

I've always had jl amps,and man they cost a lot,but!!!!! i love them,last year i got some dc audio 15's and a dc audio 2000 watt amp and the amp has gain,sub sonic,and lpf the sub sonic didn't really do much subsonic filters, as the name implies, are filtering signals below the range of human heari...

This is a FB group to which I belong. There are a lot of old school IASCA champions and competitors, and audio designers there as well as entheusiasts and collectors, if you wish to check it out. Really nice group of people. Feel free to tell them I sent you there (GlassWolf, Sean) http://www.facebo...

If it was my system, I'd buy a 4 channel amp to drive those Polk door speakers front and rear. about 70% of your audio comes from those speakers. With just a sub amp, you'll drown them out since head units only supply about 10 or 12 watts per channel RMS (that 52 watt rating is nonsense. that's peak...

There is a FAQ in the FAQ section that I wrote a few years ago that helps determine alternator needs. Basically, you need to figure out the peak current draw of your amplifiers, or at least their typical draw at your listening levels, then add that to what your car needs to function (most modern sto...