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Showing content with the highest reputation on 03/25/2016 in all areas

  1. There are a number of features I need to find on the back end and reset them up.
  2. Your front stage needs the budget WAY more
  3. Like Godsmack said you can bend the PVC, look for a local irrigation shop. Stuff is super cheap and very thin. If you take a heat gun and heat it evenly you will be able to put a bend in it. But honestly, I would just do a slot port instead of doing a PVC port.
  4. Just placed my order for an enclosure design (ported box) and a dual 1 ohm Xcon 10' sub-woofer, FTW!!!!
  5. "Ported Xcon ftw." who I ask, could refute the irrefutable?
  6. How it looks now. I am done climbing trees!
  7. Alright, I'm sold! (litteraly) I'm going with the XCON. I'll power it with the Rockford Fosgate T-500 db, if I want more volume later I can just replace that with a T-1500. I'm going to order a box design and get my buddy to help me make it out of 1" birch. We'll spend some time on BCAE1.com, they have great box building tips. Now for the question... Can SSA design a bandpass enclosure that yields a flat frequency response from about 35 to 85 HZ. I know prefab bandpass boxes are total crap, but if I can get a good response curve and output I would love to make the box and cover it in bedliner and never have to worry about it. If the XCON does not play well in a bandpass, I'll get the ported and good speaker grills.

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