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Finally found the movie Two Lane Blacktop at Hastings last night. First time I've found it in town here so I bought it.

The only complaint I had was that the screws had broken out of their plastic bag and were rattling around inside the box, but other than that no problems. A test box should be made this weekend to throw in the basement and see what I think, 1 cube sealed with a pound of polyfill in it.

Back to my new Mag. The shipping that Mr. Lemons does is quite nice. There is absolutely nothing that I saw on the box to determine that is a subwoofer, comes in a appealing looking box with fold down top *inside the cardboard shipping box*, cutout diameter is on the box, well packed in closed cell foam, sub is in a cloth bag to keep it from getting scratched, mounting hardware is included. I won't be using the mounting hardware, it comes with screws and a drill bit for pilot holes, but damn they are some big arse screws, square drive head on them also. Everything about it seems like a quality product though, attractive looking sub too.

My mag came today as well. Looks great and they sure figured out how to package it well.

Jim, if I find a place for next year with a garage I plan on building a lathe to make Tractrix horns and you can have one of the first sets.

Duplicator setup on a router/lathe combo and we could just make a shit ton of horns in a short time.

Hell if you want to build Tractrix horns and sell them. I'll make a lathe to turn big f'ing horns.

True, not to many subs were at RMAF. Tell you what Aaron. You design the drivers/crossovers/etc, and I will custom build you heirloom quality cabinets for them and we can sell custom order high end home audio speakers.

Holy shit. I am in the wrong business.

I have 1000. oops. I'm sure I'll test its limits. Be very careful. This Mag is not an "SQL" driver that'll take 2kW if you decide to get froggy with it...I managed to tap backplate with it, and if I could do that, that says something You managed to get a sub to tap the backplate? Wow...

I've got some landshark, Guinness stout, 8-ball stout, and a wild goose something in the fridge, not drinking currently though, drank to much last night.

It'll get a 1 cube sealed.

Saw that over on ca.com the other day and laughed.

Need to wait for the power supply unit for a DCX2496 so I can run active processing on everything.

Shoulda known that was coming... Now I have to get off my arse and build a amp rack for the amps, and cut a hole in the rear deck...

It'll probably be a couple weeks till its installed. I might stick it in my basement for a little bit to see what I think of it... Hell it may even living down there and buying another for the car.

There should be a brand new, new generation 12" MAG at my front door tomorrow.

Cheap shit, tastes like it too. But hey, its alcoholic and gets the job done.

Good lord, that was a hell of a monday night. Friend's sister is in town so we went to the bars last night, couple of beers at the bowling alley, couple pitches at the bars, then after hours at my place till about 5am...

sounds bad mang! ugh, the wine was so bad we were washing it down with PBR Nicely done.

Son of a... Think I might have it.

Beer can Gatling gun...I imagine those larger Coors cans would fly pretty well, maybe more stable in flight Holy shit, you have a winner of an idea. The rotational and shooting isn't that hard, its the reloading factor that's a bitch I think.

Diamond wheel on a 4.5" grinder isn't enough to go through 1.5" slate??

Next up...beer can launcher?? We were already talking about mounting a low powered beer can launcher onto a mini fridge with control to change windage/elevation control...

Building a beer can smasher in the spare time this week. Only have like a 1/2 horse electric motor on it...