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Nice floor. Those black diamonds look titties!

About 30 minutes after I posted my first post in this thread my mother-in-law calls. She asks for photography tips on photographing the night's moon. After a bit she suggests that we go to the family cabin to take some pics. Her, my father-in-law and my wife and daughter pack a night sack and head up. On our way up to the cabin it starts poring rain. LOL at least I picked up a case of beer. I was able to get a couple pics in but nothing like what I hoped. The clouds were very thick and the moon only peered out for seconds at a time. It didn't look any different than a normal full moon anyways . Wifey and daughter staying warm around the camp fire. Very bright moon shinning through overcast skies. Uninspiring supermoon shots. All in all the picture opportunities weren't there. But we had a good time together and I caught 5 fish in the morning

$100-150 gets you way more than what is needed. Go to Sears and get a $30 Craftsman multi meter. I had mine for over 10 years and I use it all the time.

Atleast it is copyrighted. Some secrets should be kept a secret

I heard about this earlier. Too bad it is going to be cloudy here in the north east

I am not sure how you would fit 4-5^3ft net enclosure in your truck and have full use of the rear seat. It is a 70/30 split bench, right? Have you looked under seats or behind the rear seat area as a location for a enclosure? As I recommended in another thread the Sundown SD-2 might be well suited for your install. The mounting depth of those drivers is minimal compared to most and no pole vent. This opens up the possibilities for very small enclosures which may not work for other drivers.

That enclosure is nuts! Cant wait to see how it looks on the doors. Good work!

I would probably go with an SD-2 10 for this application. The shallow mounting depth could be beneficial in keeping a low profile enclosure somewhat hidden. Keep in mind that the SD-2 does not have a pole vent so the box can literally be big enough just to enclose the driver (no clearance is need from the bottom of the magnet to the enclosure wall). I would experiment with a little poly fill too. Might even be able to fit this enclosure under a seat.

Stunning.

Nice carpeting Big H!

I will be checking in!

hanks for compliments fellas. My brother likes it very much. I am anxious to get a chance to demo it longer. This winter I want to build another one. But with much more power and fully tuned. Fun little project for sure!

Do you know which panel(s) are vibrating the loudest? Post pics if possible.

She should be topless Is that the 16 10"?

Nice looking rca's bra!

If I remember correctly it is 9"x9"x6.5". Really isnt that big.

This is another reason why I like to fire forward sealed from the trunk. The rattles you are talking about shouldn't be there then!

If you are going for loud, which it looks like you are by the 8-12", you might want to consider a louder front stage as well. I would look into Sundown Neo 6.5" and Crescendo Audio tweets. One pair per door should get loud

Cant wait to see what you come up with. What photo editing software do you use?

Amp looks beautiful Dreaming of a 125.6 now

Ah too bad Decaf is defunct.....

What amp are you using?

I like the B&W's Thanks, just snapshots really. I am going to Jamaica in a month for a wedding. I am stoked to go! Going to Niagra Falls a couple weeks after that I am going to be in photography heaven lol.

Wifey, myself and our dog went for a walk through Hickory Run State Park today.

LOL> The back end hasn't really dropped too much. The lighter weight birch plywood has saved me a lot of added weight versus the MDF.