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1 pointhttp://www.parts-express.com/precision-port-6-flared-port-tube-kit--268-354 buy two of these. One full length is 18", you can cut the second tube to add to the length you need for the tuning you are trying to achieve. These are much lighter then your current tube.1 point
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XCON's are a kick ass sub! I ran 2 18's sealed and loved it.1 point
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1 pointLooking at the Linksys site I think an RE6700 would be an easy way of extending Wi-Fi to the garage. Now that we've moved all the weights out there, I could use Pandora while I lift.1 point
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1 pointSweet lord that's huge! Watch the dust & fumes in the air with that open flame. On many of the sites I'm on they use ones fed by natural gas. But that's usually a huge building. Regardless that looks like it's gonna cook you in that shop.1 point
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1 pointFind a meet up spot so casey and i can meet up with you and hear it. Let you hear ours and what not. Grab a beer or something.1 point
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I like to use Valspar high gloss and sand it and clear coat it then polish it to a mirror shine. Black always looks awesome done that way it shines like a grand piano if done correctly. You will need some spackling to put a thin layer on the whole thing before the paint and clear. And the better the surface before paint the better the results.1 point
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1 pointI totally agree ... LOVED my first run of Icons ... smooth with outstanding low end extension the newer version left me diss appointed nice design , I bet that cap really improved things1 point
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Looks very nice. If you're going to try stain, you're gonna have to get rid of the saw burn on the edges. Not to mention if you want it to look furniture quality there is a load of prep work you're gonna need to do first. If it were me, I would prime & paint it. Maybe a texture coat to help hide any imperfections in the surface that gloss will amplify.1 point
