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Ryan Linamen

In 1998, Ryan Linamen picked up car audio and began competing. He competed for a few years, took some time off, and came back about seven years ago. While he did enjoy competing for many years and still does enjoy competing in subsonic suicide-style classes, he focuses primarily on demoing. He chooses to demo because he likes the challenge of building something that will play for hours and hold together. He also likes seeing all the smiles that come with demoing, playing his music, and hanging out with friends at shows. He has been on Team Deaf Bonce for a total of four years as well as Team Toxic Bass for a total of six years. He has been working on the same build for over six years, making improvements every year to make it better than before. The inspiration and theme behind his build now is the black pearl in Pirates of the Caribbean.

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2002 Chevy Blazer

Ryan’s build is currently in a 2002 Chevy Blazer. He chose to build in the Blazer because he has owned it for a long time and it has just progressed to what it currently is over the years.

Electrical

The electrical currently consists of an 80ah proto cell bank built by Ryan himself. These cells are paired with two Brand X 270A alternators. The alternators are externally regulated to accommodate Ryan’s demo style.

Link to Brand X Alternators

Mids and Highs

Currently, in each door of the Blazer, you will find four Deaf Bonce Sylvester 8″ mids and two Deaf Bonce AP-T25 neo tweeters. The custom door panels were built by Ryan. The mids and tweeters are run off of two Deaf Bonce AAK-200.4’s.

The Deaf Bonce AP-M81SL Mid-Range Speakers Feature:

Frequency Response: 110-10,000 Hz
Package Quantity: Pair
Voice Coil Size: 1.5″
Cone: Paper
Magnet: Ferrite
Voice Coil Wire: Copper
Surround: Cloth
RMS Power: 170 W
MAX Power: 340 W
Frame: Stamped Steel
Impedance: 4 ohm
SPL: 95 dB
Fs: 101 Hz
Qts: 0.62
BL: 8.29
Vas: 15.28 L
Mounting Depth: 83.57 mm
Cut-Out Dimension: 185.93 mm
Gross Weight: 6.7 kg

Link to Deaf Bonce AP-M81SL 8″ Mid-Range Speaker

The Deaf Bonce AP-T25 Neo Tweeters Feature:

Frequency Response: 4,000-20,000 Hz
Package Quantity: Pair
Voice Coil Size: 1 inch
Diaphragm: Aluminum
Magnet: Neodymium
RMS Power: 45 W
MAX Power: 90 W
Impedance: 4 ohm
SPL: 102 dB
Mounting Depth: 53.09 mm
Cut-Out Dimension: 62.99 mm
Gross Weight: 1 kg

Link to Deaf Bonce AP-T25 Neo Tweeters
The Deaf Bonce AAK-200.4 Amplifiers Feature:

Type: AB
Number Of Channels: 4
Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz
2 Ohm RMS Power (@ 14.4 V): 380 W x 4 Channels
4 Ohm RMS Power (@ 14.4 V): 250 W x 4 Channels
4 Ohm RMS Power (Bridged): 800 W x 2 Channels
Minimum Permissible Load On The Channel: 2 Ohm
Input SPL: 0.2-6 V
Bass Level Adjustment (dB @ 45 Hz): 0-18
Low Pass Filter (Hz): x1 50-800, x10 500-8,000
High Pass Filter (Hz): x1 20-800, x10 200-8,000
LPF and HPF Simultaneous Operation: True
Crossover: 12 dB/Oct
Input Terminal: 4 GA
Output Terminal: 8 GA
Damping Factor: ≥ 100
Working Voltage: 9-15 V
Phase Regulation: 0-180°
Signal-To-Noise Ratio (dB): ≥ 90

Link to Deaf Bonce AAK-200.4’s Amplifiers

Subs and Sub Amps

Inside the Blazer, there is a 6th order designed and built by Ryan. The 6th order is a negative ratio, tuned to 22 Hz. It is primarily built to play from 18-60 Hz with a flat response. In the 6th order, you will find six Deaf Bonce 3015R15s running off of three Deaf Bonce AAK-6000.1 wired to .5 ohm per amplifier.