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Old 02-14-2005, 08:42 AM
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Ya that's true. The only thing is though, the newbs have a better chance if there is a division of classes. I agree that they will still get smoked, but they might be able to get 2nd or 3rd if almost all of the pros aren't in their class.
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Old 02-14-2005, 08:44 AM
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Prolififk...you got it...its all in the box and the amount of time you spend testing and tuning... 0.1 db at a time [img]smile.gif[/img]
I used all "off the shelf equipment" last year except the DD3512 that I borowed from Chris B just to test out..it gained me a fair bit because It had the coils I needed at the time to get full power out of my amp
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Old 02-14-2005, 08:44 AM
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Originally posted by Prolifik:
yah i agree but what im saying is for a league like this a pro guy wouldnt even need to put all his gear in. just half and still win over the rookie type guys.

I remember seeing Yuli at the Phantom Car Audio show last summer, he hit over 153 db's with just one 12 and one amp on their AC meter. This show was for amatures so he took half his gear out to be fair, yet he still destroyed everyone, even the guys with 2 15's, 2 18's, 3 12's, 4 10's and 4 12's who had just as much power as him. He had like 6 db's on them.

How about Peter from MTA he hit over 149.5 on the termlab with one 12 and one amp.

Really its all in the box and how much time u put into it and how well u know your vehicle.
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Old 02-14-2005, 08:48 AM
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hehehehe well back to Phantom Show, the placement went like this

153 was Yuli, 1st place
152 was Mark McGrath 2nd place he's not a rookie by far
and couple 151's were done by Martini Chiason who's not really a newb and another female competitor named Madelyn who had her box built and designed by Yuli

yuli had 1 12, matnini had 2 12's and madelyn had 1 15........all the amature guys with big set ups with 15's and 18's and 4 12's didnt place at all
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Old 02-15-2005, 06:20 AM
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Sounds like you've got a great plan in the works so long as none of the "veterans" turn in to punks and complain because they miss the whole point of the show.

If you were coming up my way I'd be there for sure! (and bring a few friends to compete in the "amature" classes)
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i feel its wrong to hold shows with sole purpose to make ppl buy stuff, thats abusing the sport
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Old 02-15-2005, 07:14 AM
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so u have amatures go against amatures and give the nature of any sport some amatures lost.....so they got discouraged b/c they got beat by other amatures. this is how it goes, someone has to lose and once they lose (doesnt mater to who) chances are they wont come back. Im not sure what u are trying to do here? a sport with no loosers?? another short comming i see with your logic is this: say u have 10 amatures competing and one of them decides to get serious and buys one of your 2000 watt amps b/c he wants to win.....mean while 9 others run their 600 watt kenwoods. So what do u do now with that AMATURE who spend the extra $1000 on that amp? goin by your logic he's no longer amature b/c he has a big amp and he would win over the other 9 guys, thus discouraging them and making them not comeback....SO... do u put him in the class with the big guys where he will get smoked anyways and get discouraged himself and feel dumb for spending all the money on the amp and never come back?? Like what would u do??

1. Let the guy that spend $1000 smoke all the other 9 guys most of whome will not come back

OR

2. Punish the guy for spending all that money on your product and put him in a higher class where he will get smoked and get discouraged and never comeback himself??

which one is it gonna be??


also i dont know where u getting this stock civic vs. stock z350 analogy from?? if u read some of the earlier posts u would see that some guys can hit much higher numbers than others meanwhile usings same number of subs and same amount of watts.....

let me ask u this then, say Peter from MTA hits 150 on the sensor with 1 12 and one 2000 watt amp and then u have one of your guys doin a 142 with similar gear would u put them in the same class? why or why not??

also what if Peter puts his stereo in his girlfriend's car (and still hits about the same) is SHE an amature or is she a pro???? she has never competed before.

[ February 15, 2005, 08:19 AM: Message edited by: Prolifik ]
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