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Old 05-15-2009, 10:58 AM
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K9-SOMBRA: Remote Control Vehicle Security System with programmable Anti-Carjacking and RFID Transmitters $55 + Free Shipped

Product Overview:
Omega's K9 systems are famous for their innovation and reliability. K9 was awarded the distinguished "Best Buy Award" from Consumers Digest (November 1999). The K9 Sombra offers the same unmatched construction and flexibility that built the K9 reputation.

PRODUCT CONTENTS:
Two New 1-Button RFID Transmitters.
Locks / Unlocks Doors when Transmitter is within range (RFID).
Arms / Disarms when Transmitter is within range (RFID).
Automatic Anti-Carjacking Mode (RFID).
Automatic Keyless Entry.
On-Board Door Lock / Unlock Relays.
On-Board Starter Disable Relay (N/O or N/C).
Option for wo Additional Immobilizer Circuits.
Easy Valet.
Pre-Warning.
Selectable Siren or Horn Honk Output +.
Dual Flashing Light Outputs.

RFID SYSTEM FEATURES:

With the new RFID system, the remote control functions become automatic. The system will automatically lock and unlock the vehicle's doors when you come within range, as well as activate the car's anti-hijacking feature (if programmed).

All of this is possible without having to press any buttons. Or if you prefer, the RFID feature can be turned off, and the alarm may be operated conventionally by using the remote controls.





D-800.2 1600 Watt 2-Channel Amplifier. $115 + Free Shipped

Glowing red BOSS logo, sleek black finish, bridgeable, tri-mode operation, variable gain control, variable low pass crossover, variable high pass crossover, 0+ 18dB variable bass boost, input voltage sensitivity selector, line and speaker level inputs, remote subwoofer gain control, dimensions: 15 3/16"L x 11"W x 2 5/16"H.

2 Channel
RMS 4 Ohms 260 W x 2 Ch
RMS 2 Ohms 800 W x 2 Ch
Trimode Operation
Dimensions 2.31" x 11" x 15.19"
THD 0.1%
Variable Low & High Pass Crossovers
Signal to Noise Ratio 105 dB
Bass Boost 0 - 18 dB
Mosfet Power Supply
Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Low & High Level Inputs
Input Gain & Senstivity Control


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Old 05-15-2009, 11:17 AM
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Good deals. I dont know much about Boss audio, but a couple of friends have K9 alarms, and they love them. smile.gif
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Old 05-15-2009, 11:40 AM
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If I had a low budget to run some big subs this might be okay. It's a good price, that's for sure. I looked for some of their current amp reviews and people seem to like them.

It would probably match ok with a pair of 12" Volfenhag subs for a reasonably decent inexpensive system. Or bridged into a single S15L7.
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QUOTE(187sks @ May 15 2009, 12:40 PM)
If I had a low budget to run some big subs this might be okay. It's a good price, that's for sure. I looked for some of their current amp reviews and people seem to like them.

It would probably match ok with a pair of 12" Volfenhag subs for a reasonably decent inexpensive system. Or bridged into a single S15L7.


They are a good amp! They are one of the GROSSLY overstated brands as far as their MAX. The RMS number are generally pretty accurate and the company stands behind their stuff so it works out!
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As long as the company stands behind it you'll be fine.

I've never had a "budget" amp last a year. The only budget subs that have lasted are my old Volfenhags, still going strong since I bought them 8 years ago. My dad has them now.

And no, I wasn't running everything at half an ohm load. lol.
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