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Women are freaking stupid. They do something stupid, get pissed about it and try to blame it on you, so then you tell them they are being stupid and they are the one that did it, and then they get mad at you for blaming it on them and being rude. I don't get. I just don't get it.

Hmm....after doing some more brief research; I *think* I may go after one more roll of Raammat, with 2ga of Spectrum because what I've read has kind of agreed with my thoughts; Liquid isn't quite as effective as mat at vibration deadening. Hurmph.......decisions, decisions

Call me narrow minded if you wish....but I have doubts in the back of my mind about a liquid deadener working as well as a mat-type material for mass loading purposes. I don't know how/why I have this stick in my head....but I do for some reason. Which is the main thing keeping me from jumping on a liquid product like that.

Well, thus far I've been using Raammat and love it. No complaints about the product at all, and Rick is an awesome guy to deal with. But, I've used up all 125sqft, and now it's time to get some more deadening. I can get more Raammat BXT (62.5sqft) for $99 + shipping. But, I was also looking into Second Skin since I've never used them before, and their "B-stock" items seem to be pretty decent prices. I was looking at the 5 gallon Spectrum B-stock for $189 (plus gun for $15 more), the preorder HazMat for $145 for 100sqft, and I was also sort of eyeing the 5ga of Sludge for $239. What I'm looking for is superior vibration dampening/panel reinforcement along with the best sound absorption a mass loading product can offer. Since I've "heard" that liquid offers better barrier loading than mat deaders, I was leaning towards the Spectrum. Plus liquid spray sounds like a real time saver in application time. The Sludge would be nice....but it's a little expensive. Raammat ofcourse is an option simply because I know from experience it's a nice product at a good price. HazMat I was looking into more because of price/sqft, and sounds like a decent product aswell. Whatever I get will be applied to the doors (already have two layers, just give them one more for good measure), floors, pillars and ceiling. So the more I get, the better off I'll be (again why I was leaning towards the Spectrum spray deadener). Sorry for the long post. But, anyone have any opinions?? Should I just stick with my instinct and go with the 5ga of Spectrum??

x2 to everything Tirefryr has said. Underlaps/overlaps/points/slopes/etc is all dependant upon the speakers/install/vehicle/etc. I personally am a fan of steeper slopes and use them as much as possible/applicable. But sometimes shallower slopes are necessary. If you have access to an RTA, it can come in handy here for setting appropriate points/slopes. But it all comes down to what sounds good.

Mike needs to bring his butt out East so us non-West Coast guys can get a lil' Mike lovin' aswell And he should bring a special little treat with him that starts with an R and ends with an s, and has a "l-" in the middle

Why would a business want to make money, thats awful. you don't get it normal buildhouses won't even look at you unless you are wanting to order 100+ units. you show up at tc's door with 500 bucks in your pocket and you'll walk out with your own "custom" (that just happens to be like everybody elses) uberwoofer. Look at Entasi... they had a run of, what, about 40 TC9's? Which was primarily the same as all other TC9's including old Mag's, SoundSplinter, and a fwe Eclipse? meh. And that's kinda funny considering on their website it specifically states that they are a "high volume manufacturer" and have a minimum order requirement of 500 units.

Umm......used to build for Stryke and eD, still build SVS (home audio company)...that's all I can think of off hand.

Hmmm....PE is only like 3-4hrs away from me. I may just end up trying to go to that........ LOL....it could end up being a "SSA meet" at the PE sale....

http://www.diysubwoofers.org/prd/

It's better to have one sub in proper airspace, then to try to squeeze two subs into too small of a space. Between 1 12 in 1.5cuft and 2 12's in .7cuft each, I'd go for the single 12. However, 8's would be awesome. Really awesome.

I wouldn't worry about it and just leave the 12ga. At worst the difference would be tenths of a watt, unless you are running obscene amounts of power to that poor lil' Rl-p. I wired mine up with 12ga (I think.....Hmmm....or maybe I did use 10ga. Damn, I can't remember.....I think I may have used 10ga now that you mention it).

I've never played with them......but from everything I've read about them and heard about them, they are excellent amplifiers. Like Tirefryr said....comparable to something like Linear Power, Tru Tech, etc etc.

Catch you on the flip side..... (man, haven't said that in a loonngg time)

Ah well.....time to go home......

You know....some people amaze me. Applying for loans for brand new cars and/or motorcycles. Do they not realize they have no money and can't afford it?? Are they really so dense that we, the bank, need to point it out to them?? I mean com'on...50% debt to income!! This should be commone sense to these people.....I can't afford to live now, hence I can't afford to buy anything else

Blah....lunch is for wussies anyways.....

Man....I feel like supa post whoring like this.....

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Well, Nick was here......

I see you Nick and Steve

^^^ I like that one

You know...I kind of feel stupid quoting myself. It's kind of like you're in elementry school and have no friends, so you talk to yourself on the playground..... Oh the memories....the horrible, horrible memories

You know...I kind of feel stupid quoting myself. It's kind of like you're in elementry school and have no friends, so you talk to yourself on the playground.....