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  1. 1 point
    FYI in the future trying my cell or pms might result in faster action then publicly announcing I've slammed you even when I'm trying to help after the fact. Just a thought
  2. 1 point
    Is there some kind of proof about the protect mode issue? Video or anything like that? I'm just curious myself... That is all...
  3. 1 point
    Oh god, I know this must be some "magical" situation wich no software can predict... Go ahead and put a BTL in a box that winisd predicts (it is about the size of a shoe box) will have the "flattest" response curve. It does not deal with a very low vas and low qts woofer very well at all as far as 'predicting' an 'ideal' enclosure. It will be anemic as hell, no bottom end..and peak like a high school prom date. Even though winisd says it should be fairly flat. The guidelines have worked fine for years, thousands of people have used it. It is MUCH better then spending 12 hours on a phone trying to tell somebody how to model and plot something. You seem to forget that many people who buy these things do not know the difference between a dual 1ohm or dual 2ohm coil or how to wire it. You also seem to forget that the 16 year old kid doesn't "normalize" his amplifier power when he clips the piss out of it either..he just clips the piss out of it. Not quite sure what has chapped your hind parts lately..but if you don't like it, don't read it. You are only going to confuse them even more by doing so, which causes us even more of a pain in the ribs having to explain why you are confusing the hell out of them. Please stop. There is absolutely no need to complicate things more then what they are already. Basic rules of thumb and box designs work absolutely fine and there are no issues with them.
  4. 1 point
    One thing, check what the subsonic filter is on your RF amp. I believe the bd models have fixed ssf at 15hz which isn't a good idea for a ported enclosure, unless your tuning that low, but your not since this is your daily driver. If it's fixed at 15hz, add an inline filter such as an fmod, or possibly your headunit has some filtering (although I doubt it unless it's something fancy), or get a different amp.
  5. 0 points
    knock, I don't think this guy is scamming you. this guy OWN's a company and scamming isn't what owners do. scamming ppl= bad rep for him.! and seriously why are you posting this in a forum... P/M only my good man!
  6. -1 points
    He obviously doesn't know or understand wave theories. Doesn't know the concept of vented enclosures either. Tell him to suck a dick, or invite him here so he can use some useful knowledge, not the knowledge he sucked out of a Circuit City installer's ass
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