I got it cheap in other words. It looked rough when I first got it, and it needed some repairs. I cleaned up the heat sink with some triple 0 steel wool and it looks pretty good now, and then did the required repairs. All the mosfets were good, it only needed a pair of resisters and a couple of capacitors to get it running. I also changed a few power supply supply components and re-wired the boards while I had it apart.

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I like my gear to be loud and clear.

nice i get ya good job man i have no idea how to do all that but awesome 4 you

After a lot of work I've it ready to go in. I spent the last couple of days beefing up the power in my truck to feed this thing. It will be going in tomorrow after work.

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I like my gear to be loud and clear.

Lmao. What a beast! Someone really beat the crap out of it.

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2007 Mazdaspeed 3

• Eclipse CD7100
• Digital Designs 9515
• Hifonics BXi 2006D
• Soon to be installed: TS-C720PRS

I picked up something more powerful and am keeping this one pretty much for backup only.

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I like my gear to be loud and clear.

nice man.
I had a few of the vi series, now all i have a dozen vii.....
hehe

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Old school guy.
Kicking it with:
stock door and dash speakers (don't laugh)
Kenwood KDC-7009 phantom face
1 12'' JBL P1220II sub
ESX 475.1 amp
Earthquake P2030


Less is more people.
It's easy to add a ton of equipment yet it's most difficult to make a great sounding system with less.