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And Jared, you're not officially moved in until you have banged in every room of the house, so get to work!

I hate siding. . . And roofing. . . Are you shingling?

Congrats Jared!!!

I have no musical talent.

Well, I see a wooden structure and I'm pretty sure it's just been glassed and mudded. Clay would be too brittle.

They're good batteries, but pretty much every name brand battery on the market is good. Don't buy into the hype of "car audio" specific batteries. Just buy a good name brand unit that fits your budget.

I've never had any strange sounds with mine. I would attribute it to the user's source material, but I don't have golden ears either. I don't recall the difference between the pdr and the regular model either, sorry.

Seriously. . . . Step up guys and get this complete. This is just unacceptable,shitty business. NO MORE EXCUSES, NO MORE STORIES.

My advise would be to play around with it and find what you like, but just make sure you are pointing them at your ears and their is little to no blockage in the way.

That's an awesome tip. I can't tell you how many cramped nights I've spent with soapy water and some 0000 steel wool clearing the windows of adhesive residue.

I have used them several times and still have a pair in my closet for future use. I would only buy the mounting plates for use in a home audio setup. The nice thing is, you can change the damping behind the driver to control it's response. Like I said though, make sure you get them as on-axis as possible. They are very directional in their dispersion pattern. Your baffle design will also come into play. PM Mrray13. He had a pair he was selling and he may still have them.

BG Neo3s. Should go as high as you want, and given the proper damping on the rear, they will play well below what you would need given the Sundown driver. Make sure they are on-axis though. This should be easily attainable given you're desired mounting location. I don't think you're much concerned about SQ in it's literal sense either, at least that's what I get from your description. You just want clear and loud with the ability to hang with the subbass while not having the vocals at your feet. http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?FTR=neo3&search_type=main&WebPage_ID=3&searchFilter=neo3&x=0&y=0

Same here. Apple, Walmart, and Chrysler. Three things I will never buy, err, shop at.

That's me every day.

I don't care for the hood, but aside from that, the car is gorgeous and the wheels just make it even better.

I'm gonna have to hit you up next year Jon. I'll be down in Austin for the US Gran Prix.

I have some painting to do myself.

Shit, it's the exact opposite here. All the little richies from ND just throw their stuff out. People raid the trash bins near graduation all the time. You'll find barely used electronics, bikes, furniture, clothes, shit, you name it.

Happy Berfday Bro!!!!! :gift:

Here we go again. . . . . . Tired and unable to sleep.

The gas flow is regulated, so whether you have one open hole, or all are open, the flame will be the same.

I hope it rains all day. I have to work at a store where the AC only works at 30%, so it never cools down and the humidity is pretty unbearable in there.

I saw that, however, it had to be stated. No there's not. I can go get signed affidavits proving otherwise.

No, the perfect tool is in my pants.

I got rid of all mine when I bought my first Mustang. I was only into going fast then and never thought I'd be interested in audio again.