NB50
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Right off hand you internal volume and tunning is going to be different then what it shows if you change it like that. Why, because you will have the displacement of the 6X20X16.5 port instead of what it is using to figure out displacement (4.5X18.5X16.5). -
Do you know the maximum box size you can fit in the car?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6iW-8xPw3k&feature=related
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Why do you need one?
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LOL I read people instead of apple which didn't make to much sense for the second part.
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Depends on how good of condition they are in. There are collectors out there for them.
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Thats a lot of equipment to fit in that car. What size subs are you getting and are you doing a sealed or ported enclosure?
All that needs to be cut is in the cut list.
Don't use the box you posted in the link thats 3cuft gross and not net so its more like 2.5ft^3 after port and sub displacement. With your dimensions you would be right at the minimum recommended volume after port and driver displacement. Here is one if you'd like to use it.
Neither, after owning a touch screen phone I would never own one that doesn't have a physical keyboard built in the phone. My experience was the touch screen worked great for about a year and has been going for the last 6+ months. Granted my phone was an Env touch but it has soured my view on touch screen only phones.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyQb192-CPQ Don't know why but I get a kick out of this commercial.
You don't have to wire it out of phase, wire it how it sounds best. You could also experience some mechanical noise from the moving parts as they wont be masked from being in the enclosure.
We have no idea what is loud to you or what sounds good to you. please give this a read and reformulate your question. http://www.soundsolu...ttention-noobs/
There is a time limit on editing posts.
best for what.
I done an install in the cold, its not to bad. Had it in the garage but the door was open so all it was doing was blocking the wind. The worst part is everything is more brittle from the cold breaking trim pieces and your fingers get cold. A whole wall? Lol Could be done.
I done an install in the cold, its not to bad. Had it in the garage but the door was open so all it was doing was blocking the wind. The worst part is everything is more brittle from the cold breaking trim pieces and your fingers get cold.
I guess glassing is out of the question until spring then, unless I put a heater in the garage.
Is there a certain ambient temperature needed to do fiberglass work?
Do this. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/35027-noise-troubleshooting-guide/
There should be a time limit on threads with polls so they stop being bumped like a week after the thread goes inactive. So if someone votes on it after its been inactive for so long it doesn't bump the thread up.