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yes that is very nice...... clean and simple...... jamie

will do.. ill have pics up next week..... jamie

he works at the shop im doing the install at......... i cant do it with out him, he wires all that sh!t together......... jamie

heres another pic.............

they wont be none......... jamie

yes very nice install........ jamie

man those are nice 15s.....lolol jamie

hey george anytime... the setup with cost around 10,000 bux i not worryed about cancellation.... jamie

that should be some fun make sure you post pics of those little monsters.... whats the price for the MT10s??????? jamie

yes thats 8-12" subs with 2-2500d amps......... for highs and mids they going to have 2-sets of P series 6.5 comps powered by a 8004 4-channel amp. h/u will be clarion (845)............ plus 2-yellow tops and 4-caps, also upgradeing the ALT. this thing will be sick....... :boink: jamie

i just started on this project..... 8-12" P series subs from orion w/2-2500d amps also orion in a ford experdition.....

i know what there going in :boink: jamie

damn that sucks.... good luck finding a new car.... jamie

all im going to say is both are good subs to compete with...... :ugh: jamie

awesome to hear jamie

let me put some fiberglass in it..........PLEASE :boink: jamie

glad it was you and not me...........lol but really that is f*$@! up hope he gets the picture..... :boink: jamie

No offense, but I'm not a fan of designs like this at all, for some practical reasons: Primarily, if you lay out your enclosure like that, you've completely inset the baffle panel... and over time, your subwoofer's violent in-and-out cone motions do jackhammer on those joints, potentially causing stress fractures at the joints, or cracking and leaking if the enclosure wasn't perfectly built. I prefer to overlap my baffle panels over all other panels - top, bottom, and sides. I then overlap my top and bottom panels over the side panels... leaving the side panels of course inset on all sides, overlapped by all other panels. Building the box this way ensures maximum strength and build quality. Here's a quick diagram (sometimes I recess my side panels as well, to facilitate carpeting with a little more seamless appearance): yea thats how i build my boxs jamie

i think that woud be crazy, a bus load of them........... jamie

well show us the pics of that......... :boink: jamie

well yea he still anwsers his emall fast, its still a new company........ wait after a few years and he grows............ oh and plugs arent shameless ............ :ugh: you have good reasons

that looks real good jamie

ill take one of each...... :boink: shit i wish i had money like that......lol jamie

that is a kool idea.. jamie

awesome find, i wish i was that lucky to when im looking for something to find it so cheap....... jamie