crunch1
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yes I totally agree with getting the midbass upfront where it will sound a hundred times better and even out the front stage.
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to far for me otherwise id go.
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personally no I havnt, but for the price of the line 7 series subs you could do alot better with Fi
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place pillow over face gently apply pressure
http://www.almaniaudio.com/ seems like they sell a bit of everything
I buy 90% of my music (CD) and a stamped cd will retain better quality than a burned one
depends on alot of things. I would suggest either running a dual alt set up or bumping to at least a 140amp or higher alt. at .5 ohms the 1500 likes to sucka da juice
congrats on your first place.
nice hair tricks, your van pounds.
10 to me is better, but I tend to over size a bit for peace of mind.
yes 10 gauge will be fine.
at least 12 gauge 10 is better
heh well ya there are to many variables to definitely say this is louder than that in this combo or that set up. but I would rather do 1 15inch sub than 2 10inch subs. but thats just me you might like the sound of two 10's better. now for the brand icon or fi bl either or are great subs with the right tweeking. DD to me sounds hollow but everyone has different tastes.
just off the top of my head your comparing a 18inch to a 15inch... with this said - apples and oranges.
I thought btl stood for broken tinsel lead? j/k lol
smashed up my ride a bit this week. damn deer! it wasnt to bad just knocked out the head light assemble and fog light and crumpled the fender a bit and destroyed the grill and a little tweek to the hood. ummm ya guess it was a little nasty.
ok then, I have good results using MinWax. using scrap and testing is the best way to go.
The (Peltier System) is way to inefficient to use, Im still leaning towards using the stock ac pump but I never got low enough temps to go any further with it. I never did use a evaporator connected directly to the motors either because of massive amounts of condensation. Ah well im saving this for next summer, more money and maybe new ideas.
nice score. 150 is right around the corner.
I doubt you can get the birch and oak to stain the same. the oak is a tighter harder grain IMHO. I would stain then separately with 2 different shades to try and get a match, if thats what your shooting for.