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I think it would be pretty hard to get this right. I'd say the best thing to do would be to leave some extra room on either end of the board, put the kerf in, then cut off the ends to where they need to be so that the ports lines up.

only if it's loose and has a little lip there. Basically anything that will cause turbulance in the port.

Unfortunately radar shows that it's going to rain on your parade.

only way to reduce port noise since you already have an aeroport is to increase port area.

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Just finished an Excel database that I've been working on everyday for almost 2 months. whew.

One of my friend's dad said the same thing. This was when they were rewiring his camaro because the previous "power" wire melted. Oh boy.

haha, in the text of an ebay auction for a Porsche 911: "PLEASE BID TO PURCHASE WITH COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN THE PORSCHE PRODUCT AND THE DEALER WITH 30 YEARS OF DISCRIMINATING EXPERIENCE." Discriminating? oh no! Germany has already been through enough of that.

Anybody know how good of gas mileage the older Porsche's get? I'm looking up prices right now, but maybe one that's $8-10,000? I'd guess that would be an 80's model. edit: just searched. 22 mpg highway. yikes. My explorer does that.

Had the craziest, longest dream last night. Was at a baseball stadium when some martians nuked the city. I saw it coming and ran away to hide, and a bunch of my friends and family ended up in the same little walled in area I was under the stadium afterwards. Then we had to hide from the short and stubby Martians and couldn't go outside. At first they were dumb and we could just kill them with our hands without trying. But then they got weapons, and so did we, and it became a street fight and a fight for survival in our little bunker, trying to keep all the ways in securely shut. There was even a romantic aspect of it, as a high school crush of mine was in the same place as me. My gf was in another area that I was trying to get to. Uh oh! Then the military stepped in, and I became part of the military. It was so long that one time I woke up in the middle of it, checked the time, fell back asleep, and picked up right where I had left off! It must have lasted 4 hours. Maybe I should make it into a movie.

Werd. Colorado is awesome. But if you've ever been to Alaska you know it's Colorado times about 4. Amazing up there.

i'd say it has to do with the song being played. the same song likely won't yield the same results on both setups. What amp do you have on it? The sub is the most passive thing in the system. Normally things like this have little to do with the actual speaker and a lot more to do with the box and rest of the setup. What is his 9515 tuned to? also, can you post dimensions of the box and port?

I got 6 free donuts today! I was craving them after I read a thing on Krispy Kremes today, so after work I stopped by the store to get some plus the hot dogs and buns that I'm going to grill tomorrow. The girl asked me how many I had in the bag and I said 6. the total was only 3.50 though, which I thought was strange but I was like oh well. Walked outside and looked at the receipt and they weren't on there. wahoo! I think she liked me maybe is why. she was fit too. but wore a bunch of makeup.

maybe a look inside will tell you. That is, if you don't have a warranty. Most of the time opening the case voids it.

if you're looking for SQ, ditch the idea of those coaxials (3-way, 4-way, 5-way, etc.). You have to go component.

I don't want to dig up the old thread so I'll post it here. I remember on the older version of winISD (the beta version I think), the port velocity was measured in mach. It recommended you stay under mach .14 to not have port noise. I don't know if that is true mach or if their calculation for the mach number is correct, I'm just throwing it out there.

What do you call cheese that isn't yo.............. Nacho cheese! Ramos, I told the joke you posted about the 9 inch pianist at my brother's bachelor party and I think my brother almost died from shortness of breath from laughing.

Hey I guessed right. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!

try playing the sub outside of the box

dang. I knew the Raptors were awesome but didn't know they were THAT awesome. Don't they have some partial stealth? I hope the US doesn't sell some of these planes or the plans for them to other countries like they have with other jets. Even if they are our allies. I've heard that nowadays fighter jets more or less do almost all of the work and the pilot is just another input for its computers.

I'm jealous of you Helotaxi. I've always thought it would be amazing to be a pilot. But it also scares the chit out of me. I'm 6'3" anyways, which I think rules me out of being a pilot doesn't it? So I guess I'll just have to play Ace Combat on my PS2 to get my fighter fix . Maybe you were hearing the afterburners light up? I dunno. I didn't think they could do supersonic around urban areas either. But F-15's sure can go fast. Mach 2.5 I believe. Awesome, awesome planes.

and the most moronic owner. I'd definitely choose anything not ED.

I think you just supported my statement haha, maybe true. But I'd say "keep as a memento of how retarded kansas COPS are."

free air? why would you want to mount a sub free air? If you're going to do anything like that, do infinite baffle. I don't know any subs that perform well at all in free air.

Depends on the amp. They made the same amp in 3 versions- a 50HC which was .66 ohm stable, 100HC that was 1 ohm stable, and 200HC which was 2 ohm stable. Also to the OP, it's not necessary to bump every 10 minutes. I hadn't been on this forum for the last 4 hours but there was still less than one page of threads with new posts to read. So you're powering four 150 watt subs with a 1400 watt amp. I'd check the subs for blown voice coils. Try hooking up one sub at a time and see if the amp still goes into protect. If it does and you know the sub is good, it must be the amp. Make sure all your wiring is secure and there are no strays touching something they shouldn't. If they are good then it's probably the amp. Got a warranty?