Right now in my VW Rabbit I hav 3 Rockford Fosgate T1 12s and a Rockford 2000 watt rms amp. I am trying to decide whether to get another T1 or maybe getting 2 T2s instead. Or maybe even just getting 1 T2(I know 1 can handle the wattage because they are so under rated). I am just trying to be as loud as possible. Also, how important is it that I upgrade my big 3?
Im trying to find out if anyone has these subs, and if they do how good are they? 2 Rockford Fosgate T112D4 subwoofers powered by a Rockford Fosgate T1001bd amp.
i dont like Rockford either. it seems that they were great about 10 years ago. not so much now.
Non-ported, it will give your bass a more solid sound. Ported boxes space your bass out and sound unclear.
I would like to know once and for all what the difference is between the Rockford Fosgate Punch subwoofers and the Power subwoofers
the punch amps are good, as well as the power amps. the punch subs are ok, nothing special. the power series subs are alot better though.
I have 4 10" rockford p2 subs that are dual 4 ohms and 250 rms each and all together will be 1000 rms. Are there any good mono amps that can push 4 subs or do i need two seperate mono amps?...thanks in advance
I sold my last system(a 600 watt power acoustik amp and 2 mtx 10's) and now I have an 800 wattx2 Rockford Fosgate Punch amplifier. I have a non ported box that holds 2 twelve inch subwoofers, I have 4 6x9 door speakers and a pioneer stereo. What two subs would hit best with my amplifier?
I agree with the last poster on alot of stuff. One good sub is much better than two cheap subs. The quality is much better and the output usually is at least on par.
I try to stick with the same brand when I can, so if you have a RF amp see what RF powers for subs with it. That should give you an idea of what the amp was designed to do.
I've also had good luck with JL speakers, especially the W6v2's, the Alpine Type R's, and lots of other good name brand subs.
I have 2 of them in a box. separately wired for 2 channel amps. I am looking for at least $170 for them. I payed over $400 and i'm kinda in a bind.
I have a Rockford Fosgate P1000-1BD amp. Blew my first sub which was a Cerwin Vega Vmax 15" 1000 watt in two days. Will (2) 500 watt P3 Rockford Fosgate subs work with this amp? Or any suggestions on what works best. Also any diagrams on how to wire it. Thanks!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoun.JCUTyV42Igci4IYdxTsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080908160329AAK2Et8
In a closed box. so the minimum rms should be 800 for both subs, would a JL 500 Be enough????
If you are referring to the 500/1 it contains a voltage regulator which it does not matter if you run it in 4 ohms or 1.5 ohms it will only produce 500 watts. There is not a mininum you need to actually run a sub. It will run with 1 watt. It should be plenty. Plus JL Audio is a very good brand. Now if you double the power you will only be gaining 3 dB of output.
Police Department
Incidents
On Sunday an employee with LTD Bait Tackle, 901 S. 3rd Ave., reported damage to two glass doors on the west side, two windows on the south side and five fish tanks at the business. Estimated value of damage was $4,500.
On Saturday Lorrie Stewart, 2206 Dubois Circle, reported damage to a rear sliding window, the tail gate and dashboard on a 1999 Chevy S-10 pickup while parked at her residence and the theft of a 10" Rockford Fosgate subwoofer and a MTX amplifier. Estimated value of loss was $2,100.
On Saturday Anita Ann Grocholski, 111 N. 2nd St. Apt. #2, reported damage to a house window at her residence. Estimated value of damage was $150.
On Friday Robert Perdue, 711 E. Linn St. Apt. #3, reported the theft of cash, 4 DVDs, men's cologne and a gold ring from a 1997 Chevy Blazer. Estimated value of loss was $2,260.
On Friday Vicki Ocasio, 1701 Elder Dr., reported the theft of checks and checks written in the amount of $1,284.26.
On Friday Amber Callahan, 110 College Dr. #2201, reported the theft of an HP Pavilion laptop computer from her residence. Estimated value of loss was $832.
On Friday Anabel Yepez, 104 W. Church St., reported damage to the driver side front window on a 2002 Ford F150 while parked at 103 N. 9th Ave., and the theft of a Dual DVD/CD/car radio, an IPod and a Nexstar GPS. Estimated value of loss was $1,050.
On Friday an employee with Create a Keepsake, 9 W. Main St., reported damage to the back door and jamb, four ceiling tiles, a bathroom sink and drywall around the sink and the theft of a ceramic and wooden Crucifix, 12 rings, 35 "mood" necklaces, 10 body oils, eight pairs of diamond earrings, 25 key chains, 28 pairs of wooden Peace bracelets, 16 metal Peace bracelets, eight beaded men's necklaces, 10 plastic Peace bracelets, eight knit hats, nine ankle bracelets, five necklaces with pewter, six necklace pendants, 10 beaded bracelets, seven beaded ankle bracelets, eight Peace necklaces, eight "Peace" handbags, 11 cell phone chains, 30 necklace and earring sets, a gift certificate and cash. Estimated value of loss was $2,175.97.
On Nov. 2, Kevin Stackhouse, 707 Union St., reported the theft of a left head light, a battery, jumper cables and a pet tote with supplies from a Dodge Ram while parked at his residence. Estimated value of loss was $110.
On Oct. 24, Jeff Wollam, 901 Kester Rd., reported damage to the right front window on a 1994 Ford Mustang while parked at his residence and the theft of a Sony CD player. Estimated value of loss was $300.
Citations
On Sunday Pedro Luis McCally, 206 Helm St., was cited for operating while intoxicated.
On Sunday Andrea Lynne Robbins of Lawrence was cited for operating while intoxicated.
On Saturday Deborah Ann Ewoldt, 603 Highland Acres Rd., was cited for operating while intoxicated.
On Friday Michael Eldon Brittain, 111 N. 4th St., was cited for operating while intoxicated, 3rd offense.
Arrests
On Sunday Michael Thomas Parkin, 1 W. Grant St. Apt. #307, was arrested for obstruction of emergency communications and aggravated domestic abuse.
On Sunday Scott Jay Truax, 713 N. 4th Ave. Apt. #1, was arrested for disorderly conduct.
On Sunday Gordon Lasley Jr. of Ankeny was arrested for public intoxication.
On Saturday Amando Paulin Leon, 119 E. State St. Apt. #10, was arrested for disorderly conduct.
On Saturday Danny Huffman, 204 N. 1st Ave., was arrested for public intoxication and criminal mischief, 5th degree.
On Saturday Israel Garcia-Jimenez, 711 Jackson St., was arrested for driving while revoked and operating while intoxicated.
On Friday Bonnie Sue Schroeder, 405 W. Church St. Apt. #3, was arrested for arson, 1st degree.
On Friday Darwin Quinones-Gonzalez, 134 E. Main St. Apt. #614, was arrested for larceny.
On Friday Robert James Gutierrez, 119 E. State St. Apt. AA, was arrested for public intoxication.
Accidents
On Sunday a car driven by Ana Pascoal-Alejo, 103 N. 2nd St., was westbound on Marion Street when it turned left in front of a vehicle driven by Marla Kay Overton of Union causing a collision. No injuries were reported. Pascoal-Alejo was cited for failure to yield upon left turn, failure to have a valid license or permit and violation-financial liability-accident. Damage to the Pascoal-Alejo car was estimated at $3,500 while the Overton vehicle received an estimated $5,000 in damage.
On Friday a vehicle driven by Courtney Kay Moore, 1706 Laurel Dr., was backing into a parking spot in the 400 block of Melody Lane when it collided with a legally parked car. No injuries were reported. Damage to the legally parked car was estimated at $1,000.
On Nov. 25, a car driven by Kisha Christine Amundson, 204 N. 8th St., was westbound on Anson Street approaching the intersection with Highway 14 when it collided with the rear of a pickup driven by Alan Dale Resor of Belle Plaine which was slowing for the light. No injuries were reported. Amundson was cited for failure to stop in a sure and safe distance. Damage to the Amundson car was estimated at $3,000 while the Resor pickup received an estimated $100 in damage.
On Nov. 24, a car driven by Timothy Allen Rahn of Ferguson was eastbound on Madison Street when it left the travelled portion of the roadway, struck a building called The Keen Edge owned by Donald Anderson, 207 Market St., and came to rest on its side. Rahn was transported to Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Center. Damage to the Rahn car was estimated at $2,000 while the Anderson building received an estimated $500 in damage.
On Nov. 24, a car driven by Bradley A. Stenagel of Neenah, Wis., was westbound on East Anson Street approaching the intersection with South First Avenue when it collided with a vehicle driven by James Allen Gannon, 405 N. 15th St., which was in the intersection attempting to make a left turn onto Anson Street. No injuries were reported. Stenagel was cited for failure to obey a traffic control device. Damage was estimated at $900 each.
Gurnee
CELL PHONES TAKEN: Two cellular telephones were reported stolen recently at Warren Township High School. In the first incident, a black Voyager touch- screen flip phone valued at $200 was stolen from a girl's locker at the Almond Road campus. The locker was not locked. In the second incident, a red Xenon cellular telephone was stolen from a student. No further information was available.
Robbery: A male wearing a hoodie grabbed a wallet from a man at the Salvation Army thrift store on Grand Avenue recently and fled, removing $200 and then dropping the wallet, which was found by the victim. The thief was wearing blue jeans and white tennis shoes.
Fraud: A resident of Northlake Farms apartments recently reported to police that someone used their debit card via the Internet and withdrew about $300 through money transfers in Europe.
Lake Villa
DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Michael Lynn, 24, Lake Villa, was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property Nov. 26 at 10 W. Grand Ave. He was scheduled to appear in court Jan. 8 in Waukegan.
UNDERAGE DRINKING: Jovan Perez, 18, Grayslake; Anthony Solano, 19, Round Lake Beach; and Rodrigo Martinez, 18, Round Lake Park, were charged with underage drinking Nov. 29. Martinez was also cited for speeding and no proof of insurance. They are scheduled to appear in court Jan. 13 in Round Lake Beach.
Libertyville
ObstructiON: Two men were arrested after they failed to give information concerning a runaway. Police arrested Justin Legereit, 18, of 2002 Apache Trail, Round Lake, and David Ochsner, 20, of Chicago. Both were charged with obstructing a peace officer.
Warrant arrest: Police came upon a disabled vehicle and arrested the driver on a warrant for failing to appear on charges of aggravated fleeing and eluding police. Christopher L. Patterson, 40, of 34730 Red Oak Lane, Gurnee, was taken into custody without incident. Bond was set at $100,000, police said.
Lindenhurst
UNDERAGE DRINKING: Cully Wasilas, 19, Antioch, was charged with underage drinking, possession of marijuana and illegal use of a weapon on Nov. 19. He was released on a cash bond pending a court appearance Jan. 6.
HOME BURGLARY: More than $12,000 in cash and jewelry was taken from a house in the 1600 block of Nature's Way on Nov. 19. Police believe the house was entered through a broken basement window.
TOOLS TAKEN: Power tools valued at $1,500 were taken from an unlocked van parked overnight Nov. 21 in the 100 block of Rolling Ridge Lane.
Waukegan
COINS STOLEN: A resident in the 1600 block of Hyde Park Avenue reported to police recently that his wife came home to find the back door ajar and the frame damaged. Inside there were coins on the floor and video equipment, a camera, jewelry and collector coins were stolen. Also stolen was a German pistol brought back by the resident after serving in the Army in World War II. Some of the coins included lead and Lincoln pennies, Kennedy half dollars with copper, silver dollars, buffalo nickels, a 1923 silver dollar and a 1923 silver certificate dollar bill.
Car burglarIES : There were three car burglaries near the Fountain Square development recently. A resident of the apartments at 591 Lakehurst Road reported someone broke out the driver's side window of his Ford Focus and removed a radar detector, stereo and CD player. A resident of the apartments at 501 Lakehurst Road reported someone broke the driver's side window of her vehicle and removed her GPS unit. A patron of Sundance Saloon reported someone entered his vehicle and removed two 15-inch Rockford Fosgate subwoofers from the rear seat. The vehicle had been entered through the rear driver's side door.
Police Beat
Ahora renuevan su pilar del mercado mexicano, la nueva Outlander 2010, tras haber presentado su prototipo Outlander GT en abril de este año, ahora los cambios son reales en esta camioneta recreativa.
Éstos se hacen notorios en su imagen vanguardista, que está muy apegada a la nueva tendencia del diseño de la firma de los japoneses, ya que retoma el frente "Jet de combate", que implantó el multipremiado Lancer, e incorpora detalles en cromo, espejos laterales eléctricos y lámparas de niebla integradas a la carrocería, así como una serie de elementos que denotan la calidad y el prestigio de la marca.
Para los modelos 2010 llegan 3 versiones distintas, la LS que ofrece un motor MIVEC de 2.4L con 168 hp, rieles en techo, estribos laterales en color negro, computadora de viaje que despliega información tal como temperatura exterior, brújula, consumo de gasolina, mantenimientos próximos, indicador de presión de llantas bajas y mensajes preventivos, además de 2 tomacorrientes de 12 volts y 115 volts respectivamente, rines de aluminio de 16" y capacidad para 5 pasajeros, al igual que la versión XLS, que se diferencia al agregar importantes componentes como apagado automático de luces exteriores, sensor de lluvia, espejos laterales con luces direccionales, sistema de comunicación Bluetooth, quemacocos eléctrico, entrada auxiliar de audio, caja de CD en tablero con lector MP3 y control de audio en el volante, entre otros.
La versión Limited, cuenta con 220 hp de potencia en su motor MIVEC de 3.0 litros, además de poseer todo el confort Premium necesario gracias al nuevo diseño de la computadora de viaje mucho más moderno, los paneles en las puertas, tablero, volante y palanca de velocidades forrados en piel sintética, junto con el sistema de sonido Rockford Fosgate, con caja de 6 CD's en tablero con lector MP3 y 9 bocinas, incluyendo subwoofer, así como conexión externa de USB, aire acondicionado automático de dos zonas con microfiltro, rines de aluminio de 18" y la versátil capacidad que le otorga la tercer fila de asientos abatible, con lo que bien puede llevar 7 pasajeros o incrementar el equipaje.
Las opciones LS y XLS ya están disponibles a la venta en los 50 distribuidores Mitsubishi, con un precio de $ 279,900 y $ 309,900, respectivamente, mientras que la versión Limited llegará hasta el próximo año.
rhr
TruckTrend Magazine Inside, the Krom picks up Bluetooth hands-free, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, an upgraded audio system with six speakers and Rockford Fosgate subwoofer, Nissan Cube Price Set Under $14000 Nissan Announces 2010 Cube Pricing and Upscale Cube Krōm - Auto Shows Nissan reveals factory-customized Cube Krom at Chicago auto show -
An old MTX Thunder 2000 15 inch speaker; tools and a few amps. A Rockford (not with Fosgate yet) Punch 250 and a couple Boss Audio Diablo amps
