Duran

He is talking about punch.

That works when you are around 15, after that a little more is okay too. Hell maybe she can actually teach you something, and if not find another. I was 17, yes she taught me a little haha As long as she takes it in the ass who cares, "hey does that thing have a Hemi in it" Ummm still, fuck that! She would have, she's a freak. We're still really good friends, I'd love to get with her again!

Audio competitors are fanatical. More superstitious than pro football players and surgeons combined!

There was an install where someone did that with a block of aluminum I think, one end fit into the terminal and the block fit 8 runs of 1/0 in it. I can't remember the member or build log.

That works when you are around 15, after that a little more is okay too. Hell maybe she can actually teach you something, and if not find another. I was 17, yes she taught me a little haha

Thoughts? Oh turn it down so I can actually THINK! Looks very good guys.

4th order clamshell?

No, It doesn't has a chamber at all, just a port. You can calculate port lenght by using this formula. 1125(=speed of sound) divided by the desired tuning and then divided by 4. Example: 1125/27=41,67ft 41.67ft /4 =10,417ft This is how long the port needs to be.(10.417ft or 125.00400 inches) Then you need to figure out port area, measure the cone from the surround(inside of it) to surround, then divide by two and take the square of that number and multiply by Pi(3,1415926535897932384626433832795) example(12 inch sub,with a 10inch radius cone): 10/2=5 5²=25 25xPi=25x3,1415926535897932384626433832795=78sq inches of port area. So for a 12 inch sub you need 78sq inches of port area and a lenght of 125 inches. You can also add some stuffing to make the Tline sound less peakier, but this is trail and error. You can fold the Line, so the enclosure looks smaller and thicker. A raw Tline with no dampening added is more efficient then a normal ported box tuned to the same frequency.(i have tested it myself) @Duran, yes a enclosure tuned to 27hz is huge even for a Ten inch sub. How huge? give me a mental picture to work with Look at his formula a little closer, he calculated 10.417 feet long to achieve 27 Hz. tuning.

Sundown SA 12's

How so Peng?

You guys make me feel like a baby...

The reasoning behind that ban is completely fucktarded.

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Good 'n' tight top!

I don't want a woman THAT much older than me, 9 years is about the farthest I've gone

Boo cancer! Yay bass!

yeah i just oreder some 0ga from knukonceptz.. what size would i need on my battery? got a link? i want to get a bigger amp later(sundown 3500d) should i just replace my optima with 2 XS batterys?? or keep it in the front and add a XS on the back?? also , do i need to run my ground (from the negative front battery) all the way to the back?? or can i ground my second battery at the cabin???.. NooD... XS batteries would be a good choice, if you plan on upgrading in the future replace the Optima in front as well as in the rear, get the biggest batteries you can fit, there is nothing wrong with reserve. Ground to the frame, there is no point in running a ground all the way to the front battery when the frame rails will be grounded in 1/0 when you do your big 3.

MMMM bacon

Welcome to SSA.

Hello nood, welcome to SSA. There are many battery choices such as Deka, XS Power, Kinetik, they will all work for you. Definitely do your big 3 in 1/0 and upgrade your power and grounds to 1/0.

Yeah I'm not a fan of virgins. They don't know how to handle a dick.

Scratch the Fuji. I like the Casio Exilim H10 quite a bit...

How does the braintrust like Fujifilm?

Like Sean said, most of the people that voted probably have not used the woofers. My first subwoofers were CVR 12's

No, it makes it look badass