Duran
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Everything posted by Duran
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50 Hz is more of a subwoofer frequency vs. midwoofer -
Haven't seen him around in a while Happy b-day though!
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Someone needs to photoshop that image for the iHop. I think you volunteered Aaron!
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I shaved my beard for an interview last week, now I'm growing it back, I miss it so much Least I nailed the interview so it was almost worth it
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Sketchup is a great, user friendly program. Autodesk is actually working on a simplifier AudoCAD to compete with it, because honestly, Google blew them out of the water with Sketchup
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You had me rolling on the ground, are ya jealous?
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"Peak power" is a fairy tale
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I'll assume you are speaking to Aaron I knew there would be a perfect time for that smiley
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The lower frequencies go, the more cone area will help you. You want the most cone area possible when it comes to sub-bass and mid-bass, most 6.5" midwoofer's playing just mid-bass will struggle because they aren't designed for it. If you want a capable midwoofer with close to the displacement capabilities, look into AA Carbon's.
They make Ascendant Audio Carbon Midwoofers
That wasn't an option. Spaming to get minimum posts to sell eh?
X2. I can see them being stubborn about how they go about their systems, but to get so butthurt about T/S parameters was just plain stupid
He's trying to make a pearl, a big 'un
I'll assume you are speaking to Aaron
Made here vs. overseas
They will play the same notes as an 18" woofer.
Sean, I vote the little man becomes your new avatar. He's gonna be driving that thing soon!
That was inductance
Like Chuck Norris is oficially a Texas Ranger
MDF is practically glued together sawdust that happens to be porous, wood glue actually soaks into it and creates a stronger bond. If you were to break a joint held together with wood glue, it will break, yes, but won't break where the wood glue soaked into the wood. By all means though use what you prefer, NOTHING wrong with overkill, I juts wanted to clarify
Buy some snow tires and you'll be fine. My brother has a Lincoln LS (same chassis as the Mustang), and he prefers driving that in the snow over his old 4wd Explorer. A car with the proper rubber is a huge difference. YES X2