///M5

Even better in my Waves class when the final was 30% of your grade and one question. Friggin' took me 3.5hrs to get 13% right on it. Some bast*rd finished in 20 minutes.

Thought you needed to be a manufacturer to have a section.

Same happened here a bunch today

I'm glad it's not raining over there for a change Another nice day today. Maybe I'll make use of it by wasting time indoors We had over a month and a half straight of rain ... it was pucking ridiculous ...On another note, I collapsed at work today ... Apparently, I'm not quite over my pneumonia ... Oh well, at least I get a long weekend Pneumonia, 15 deg and driving with the windows down. Were you chain smoking lucky strikes too? Sorry to hear you are sick tho, get better. (assuming you dumbed down your C's to F's for us yanks)

99" port, are you compensating?

Are you going to finish this?

Aaron, you a wise man and a fool wrapped up into one. You'll make a perfect husband. I'm just a jakcalope who expects equality. You want a gift from me, better get me something. I know what you mean. In my situation, she is the mother of my soon to be child. So, in my place I do what ever she needs (to a point, plus a little fun loving heckle or two). But I am the proactive type who still likes equality. I am lucky enough that I don't have to do something first just to get her to do it. So far since I have been able to $$ take care of us and our needs, there has been no heat about a mysterious long box that says 8002 on it that showed up, or the numerous drivers that litter our nice laundry/storage room. Agreed. Treat her well, but make sure she knows her place. Don't eff with the long box, or in your case the Merc.

from personal experience....when you are running 2 JBL 1500GTi's in your dorm room because they are laying around no longer in your car, of course built into an MDF bar--one that shakes too much to hold bottles.

Of course, if you glue well and use good glue the joint (of either type) will be stronger than the MDF itself. At least it has been with every box I have built, when I "retire" them we do the smash and burn and they NEVER break on the joints. So I say, use what is easier. If your joints are sloppy you will have a better fit with the miter though as it has more area to make up the diff.

I'd buy the SS, of course I own one but you did point something out yourself it is rare. Even if the dls were a little better (which I doubt but don't know as I haven't heard one) and a little cheaper, I'd definetely still buy the SS since it is more rare and unique. That is worth some money in my book. Add to that Mike's service and a product that you will be happy with and it seems like a no-brainer to me.

i need coffee

They look like they might match your underoo's.

That is my favorite mistake.

Cut twice, measure once. Works for a redo everytime.

You are still a "newbie" so it won't let you

the fun has started

Start nailin' it.

Your Karma is good today young sir.

Big help from you making up my mind...

Only concern is the refurb tag and some weirdo internet vendor....

You can always put a system on his big wheel.

Anything wrong with this? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1 I can live with the 3rd order slopes, and definetely the price. Looking to do a "budget" install in my PU. Amps -- already own XM-6 $47+15 = $63 Dayton RS180 (*2) = $66 + ship SEAS H1212 = $64 + ship ~$200 for a potentially sweet active setup + another $280 for Raamat and an Rli8!

Don't think I am going to have your luck. Jim's van and my truck are about the same in the doors and he had some clearance issues. If he didn't I'd have already ordered up the Daytons.

Just don't know if the Daytons will fit in my truck without monstrous time. The second vehicle doesn't get monster time.

My feelings as well, except I am leaning towards the Seas H1212 tweet.