ralstonballa2413

Just send me the address you would like me to have them shipped.

I have some Nebraska plates if you would like them.

I have a Sundown 1500 that I have collecting dust and just haven't put in the effort to sell. Two of the speaker terminals need to be re-threaded which is what I plan to do before selling. I could pull it out and redo those threads if you think this is an option that you would like to take.

Great cause. I think you made an error on ending June 7th?

I like the simplicity of the system. Are you using any type of crossover on the towers? I'm interested in seeing the results of the Orphan. I am currently making the Zaph ZDT and will be using an Orphan as the sub stage if I like the sound of it. I plan on running it with a PR though.

It works/loads/posts just fine here. I haven't been able to log in for a while Clear cookies and cache etc.? PC has been reformatted since I last tried. I think I know what your issue is. Click on the windows logo next to create account, it will appear with a sign in page that on the right side will say "use regular sign in". Once you click on that it will bring up the ability to sign in. This will help answer your questions in your previous post because I was going to ask the same questions until I looked over on HAF.

No it does not. I was just looking around and read great reviews on those "overnight sensations." What would you recommend? I would like to go the DIY route so I can build my own enclosures but if I found a good deal on something built, I wouldn't mind. I made the overnight sensations a couple years back and still use them, but mostly for listening to music in the basement now. They are good speakers for that budget point, yet I believe there are some better options out there that won't be much more. I'm not sure what your goals are exactly, but there are many good designs for DIY. I actually just bought all the supplies to make the Zaph ZDT3.5 yesterday with the current sale going on at partsexpress. It ended up costing a total of roughly $415 for two towers. I can't tell you how they sound, but from what I read they should not disappoint.

Received it yesterday. Great person to do business with.

I will take offers on trades. I don't have anything in particular in mind that I need though.

Selling a used pioneer premier 880 that has the ipod adapter included. Cosmetically: 9/10 Functionality: 10/10 Price: 200 + shipping It is missing the black trim ring around the faceplate.

So basically this question that you are asking has nothing to do with this topic, since you just said you won't be using a passive crossover. This is just a general question asking what changes in parameters between a speaker in the 4 ohm version and the 8 ohm version. Which in that case no the frequency does not change. Ohms have no correlation to frequency.

If you have a 4 channel amp now then why would you switch to a 2 channel? Or did I miss something? Also, if you have the capability to run an active setup with your headunit then why are you planning on using a crossover? Do you plan on making a crossover to run the mid and tweeter together or purchasing one that hopefully has the exact crossover frequencies and slopes that you need?

In that video you posted, the guy states that faraday's law of induction is changed when it comes to voice coils. I'm not sure if I could believe a guy that says a law happens to be changed in one particular instance...

i think you want a pair of 2x4 units. the nanodigi outputs aren't analog. on the other hand you could get away with just 1 2x4 unit if you doing the subwoofer channel processing at the amp. The miniDSP's stack and two of them take about the space of a deck of playing cards. Thanks for the help. I was assuming the stack of two 2x4 minidsp's were the way to go, but figured a second opinion would be a good idea. Nice to know a size reference too. This should give me a fun little project to do over the next month or two. I may even pick an extra one up to mess around with on the home system.

I believe it does, but I am not doing the change over for that reason. My main reason for doing the change over is for security reasons. Looking at a car that has no signs of an upgrade comes off far better than one with even something as small as a CD player which was removed upon exiting. If I can switch over without losing any functionality of the 880, or possibly a gain in functionality, and not having to deal with any substantial cost to me (assuming the 880 goes for roughly 200 still), then this seems like a no brainer to me.