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im been trying to find a job to get health benefits but its been very difficult for me since i dont have any job experience. i barely turned 20. i've been pain in my lower abdomen(intestinal problem), fatigue, constipation and other serious symptoms for several months and its gotten extremely...

I have a LBT-D390 Sony Stereo and I need to be able to set it up so that it plays an alarm in the mornings but I can't get it to set the alarm. Once I get to setting the on time it disappears!

In a larger, higher power set up, A solid ground will make all the difference in the world. In a smaller, lower power system, you may not even draw enough current to notice a difference. In most cases, It will just cause the amp to run a little less efficiently, limiting the power output to...

For the dual 2 ohm sub, the best you could do with that amp is 375 watts @ 4 ohms. By wiring the coils in series. If you were to wire the coils in parallel, The amp would be running below it's lowest stable impedance. If you were to get the dual 4 ohm version, you could wire the coils in...

A mono amp will be your best bet. ZX750.1 for the 2 ohm version. ZX1500.1 for the 4 ohm version. Both will give you 750 watts at you final ohm load.

Chance are, the head unit is 4 X 50 max. Usually about 4 X 17 - 20 RMS. So, Basically any speaker that is rated between 20 and 50 watts RMS will work well. As far as the chance of blowing them goes. Just make sure that you give them a clean signal. Most often, the head unit will start to...

I would expect about 60 - 80% of what you paid. Looking around, I found the subs for $289.99. The amp was the same. So, I would say that $350 - $465 would be a fair price to ask.

That's really not true. Don't get me wrong, it's good stuff. But, it's only going to give you what it is rated at.