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Thumpper

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Everything posted by Thumpper

  1. thanx for the welcome.... I'm looking forward to see how things go from here
  2. there are 3 different models of the JL 10-W0 the W0-4,W0-8 and the W0-12 there is a small difference in the small parameters they call for 1.25cf3 per sub ported or .75cf3 sealed e mail me direct thru my link with your max dimensions and I'll see what I can do
  3. um...OK..... here have a look at this http://jbl.com/car/team_jbl.aspx?Language=...&Region=USA I have had 10,000 worth of kicker in one install... not knocking but my kicker system was not even close to the SQ quality of my JBL system
  4. with a conventional amplifier the damping factor changes drastically with the frequency and resistance between the amp and the woofer the ONLY time damping factor makes a real difference is if you are dealing with an "effective" damping factor there is only one possible way to acheive a true high effective damping factor and that is with the use of true high current servo's there are very few car audio amplifiers with high quality current servo's and they are usually high priced.... I would go on line and find a used JBL/Crown BPX amplifier if you were after seriously tight bass on a low budget...they have an effective damping factor almost 20X higher than the conventional class D amplifier here is an article on damping factor..pay close attention to the last paragraph http://www.monstercable.com/mpc/stable/tec...tor_Article.pdf
  5. I don't think he will pound it hard enough to over heat the amps.... it's what he wanted so if needed he can add a fan afterwards
  6. all of my systems go right down to 10hz but I design my enclosures with the right amount of internal cf3 and port velosity wich is very important if you like the LOW LOW"S personally I like it when my system can produce sub sonic waves that are felt 3 or 4 cars ahead..feels like the floor of the car rolls like when you flick out a towel here is a pic from my last system....this pic was taken at 15hz take a look at the surround...it is full of dimples and wrinkles a little HEXCURSION
  7. no wasted space here.... just to bad his amps were sliding around in his spare tire compartment..they are a little beet up but the amp rack fits like a glove[]
  8. I have to build my SPL box for the upcoming comp first then I'll be working on the Daily Driver enclosure with 4 Icons in it
  9. nice job on the banner I'll get things set up asap
  10. Nice work BJ Looks like we are working for the same team
  11. Thumpper replied to 04yzfr1's topic in Build Logs
    WOW...your own built in hair dryer...good job it is very simular to Steve Meades Honda Civic wall
  12. last time I looked RF did not make an SQ woofer.... but I still have the RF product line and I still have an open invitation to RTTI (Rockford Technical Training Institute) I was modeling the 10" Icon on Termpak last night....WOW do these things like the low stuff
  13. I am going to build a test box or two before I build the permanent one.... being a personal project material costs don't matter this one is going to be SWEET
  14. I have done alot of Lexan and paint once I get moved and open the new shop I'll have a proper paint booth and Airbrush set up again... got a few new designs that will take advantage of all the cosmetic tricks I have used in the past

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