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    Posted: 27 February 2013 at 12:37pm
 
stack :
6x hog scoop  pd 1851
6x hd15  pd154
8x pd 121
8x 3"bullets
 
rack :
5x ev p3000
1x ca18
1x ca6
 
sorry can't find a good way to post pics
 
pictures :
 
  http://postimage.org/gallery/4glz7px6/
 
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3oXOsLOXoI -     testrun vid
 


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i love the fact that the bass from the hogs can actually be seen through the camera, how many watts are you running into each 1851?
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2 hogs on 1 evp3000  (specs : 4ohms bridged : 3600watts) so i think 1500 a 1800 w / hog
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The P3000s will get hot but I bet it sounds awesome. I used to run 1 PD1850 per side off of my P3000s but on the few occasions that I bridged them it was madness.

How do the bullets sound running down to the 12"s?
me so horny, me love you long throw.
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Love the broom waving !!

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Great video, great drivers and a nice amp list, but I have to echo Biotec - where the horns?
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do you find theirs any change in box resonance with the removal of the front to back bracing at the mouth of the hog ?
 
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Originally posted by biotec biotec wrote:

The P3000s will get hot but I bet it sounds awesome. I used to run 1 PD1850 per side off of my P3000s but on the few occasions that I bridged them it was madness.

How do the bullets sound running down to the 12"s?
They've probably got the 12'' running up to the bullets. Most bullets below 6k at full throttle equals a scary night.
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many thanks
 
6khz to bullets ..
 
i would like the beyma tpl150h Approve
 
evp3000 love them .. indeed they go mad in bridge mode, and you can bake pizza in the amprack
 
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@thecandleman : no i dont think so
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Originally posted by TSAR TSAR wrote:

2 hogs on 1 evp3000  (specs : 4ohms bridged : 3600watts) so i think 1500 a 1800 w / hog
we currently only have 2 hogs loaded with pd1851, they are running off a QSC PLX3602 so running the same power 1800w for each hog,
 
just waiting to load up the other 2 would love to hear what 6 would sound like running that sort of power
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAbBF7sFF8U      another test vid from a year ago

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