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60* here

I see a black and decker drill case... My 12v B&D has finally given up (batteries are shot), not bad considering I've had it since Sept. of '03 and it hasen't had the easiest life. What else is that? Funkypup RE sub DVC recone Flatcone TC sub TC sub Not sure about the other stuff

Panasonic CD player (still use it...) cheap Pioneer speakers to replace the factory 2 12" RE series RE's in 4cubes ported to 32hz 1 Profile HA1000 on the subs (~200 per sub) 89 Ext Cab S-10.

Full grown bobcat = One mean ass cat.

Its only Eng Phys 1 Debating a minor in physics, its only 2 more classes in addition to EP 1 & 2

Holy crap, I think I can pull a B in physics.

Lowest volume possible and my mp3 player is still a little louder than what I would like.

Wow, really turned that place around!

Nice looking house.

Sure, let me go dig in the couch cushions for some extra change.

God, I hate studying for fricking finals.

This summer I'll have projects to contribute to the home audio section.

Finished I see no reason why hardwood would be more vunerable to moisture to ply in a household environment. But I do see what you mean on audiogon though. But I'm going to build stuff anyways, I need something to build beyond a typical ply box, standard stuff is boring, no challange. Speaking of cables, I was looking around on partsexpress for some RCA ends, I found some I liked untill I checked the price. 20-30$ is way to much for a fricking RCA cable end.

I just realized that I could probably make some money by building small already established designs out of quality, semi-rare/expensive hardwoods with inlays on some of the higher end home audio forums... Jim, would people be willing to by stuff that is out of hardwood with inlays and everything?

Something like these http://www.planet10-hifi.com/fonken.html for a computer setup. *out of Purple Heart with a possible maple inlay*

Found out that purple heart (the lumber) at the lumberyard is only 5.70$ a board foot so I might make a small fullrange computer speaker setup out of some....

Not me, I use almost all XLR cables.

I wish I could figure out what I want in a fricking audio setup.

When I was home this past weekend I put some rounds through my competition pistols, made me realize that my right shoulder is dancing the edge to having the rotor cuff f'ed up again. I'm going to have start working on my shoulder again to keep the rotorcuff from killing me.

Finals this week, I hate studying.

I see theres a new logo at the top...

Single run of 4ga wire for that setup seems kinda wimpy...

Ok, I really laughed. Then I proceded to tell him hes going to need a hell of a lot more to see 12's out of a pickup.

One of my friends back h ome thinks hes going to see 12's in the 1/4mile by putting a blower (adding ~75hp) on a otherwise stock 00 Dodge Dakota with the 4.7. I kinda laughed.

Brought some of my audio crap home today, I hate moving.