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Showing content with the highest reputation on 01/12/2014 in Posts
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2 pointsI haven't competed in quite some time, nor am a DSS consumer. I just wanted to give respect where it is due, and tell you that this is one of the best ideas I have seen in some time. The one suggestion I will make is to have the major competition names (IASCA, DB Drag, etc.) on the sleeves. To have your competitors wearing shit that is not off the shelf is terrific marketing and gives people something to strive for. J2 points
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1 pointYou telling me my backs been hurting for two days now. On a side note. I'm gonna start slicing on a burp box tonight1 point
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1 pointSimpson has a few nice ones as well. Y'all look around the interweb and see what you like.1 point
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1 pointNot sure. I want something extremely nice and professional. Not some cheap dickies button up shirt.1 point
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1 pointMeh. I started tattooing so young and people pay me good money to do it so I can't complain as its a job. Truth be told though I would be perfectly happy if I woke up tomorrow and never seen another tattoo or piercing.1 point
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1 point3% is absolutely unacceptable, I'm sure your ears can pick up the difference...1 point
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0 pointsif they run true to size, 4 X would not work for me. but it may work as a lab coat is that the style you like the most ?0 points
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Don't use the o-scope to set the gains. Use you're ears and turn the gain up till you hear stress/distortion and then back down the gain a little bit.-1 points
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-1 points3% is absolutely unacceptable, I'm sure your ears can pick up the difference... I was unaware people did "clamp tests" to measure the possible measure of power that can audibly be heard as a difference compared to the rating on the box. IF that were true, then clamp tests would be the best method. That means as along as the 9,600w amp can do +/- 2,000w, then it's fine. That's your implication. Seems irrational to me.-1 points
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-1 pointsgoing any bigger than a 8" in the doors will sound very warm and lack any good mid range in the upper spectrum...you would need a 4" mid to fill the gap not even mentioning the fact that a large woofer in the door will require a $hAtLOAD of sound deadening to hide the sound of krinking body door panels personally I would go with a pair of 6 1/2" in each door....lots of out put and enough midbass to bounce your mirrors if installed corretly-1 points
