Kanaworm$
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I have a pair of LI 15" and they are great drivers for the money. Loud, low and have great "SQ" imo. Both drivers are geared for different purposes. No real comparison. The Fi "Q" is desinged as a sound quality driver. Designed to cover all frequenices equally in a specified range.
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What did you use for a Qtc number?
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Ruin it! Cancellation! Read up on 6th and 7th order bandpass enclosures!
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Damn hah i must of skimmed this thing a million times and didnt notice mistakes thank you Looks good man if all the changes above are corrected. Always good to get 2-3 people to proof read things like this for you. Good Luck! Found one - professionalized should be I professionalize
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Nope! All sold out last I heard! Better to email him, will probably get a faster response!
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Well that sux!
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Ray has to keep the Plum Crazy color! That was classic LP back in the 90's. TO3 outputs in the plan or is that to $$$?
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Yes keep that woman!
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Schweeeeeeeeeet! XCON FTW!
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It's the higher frequencies that have a tendency to hurt your hearing more than lower. But excessive pressure will not be so good!
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No, no were all good! No foul no harm!
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No manual? is your friend. 1 click and I found this ... http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/CQC7403U.pdf
Ummmmm YEA! But again it will be install dependant!
No excuses, we need progress pics... J/K man, just playin'!
You may want another battery or so, but give it a shot to see how much voltage drop you have if any with said set up.
Curious as to why need the weight?
What? No pics? How dare you post this!
I would go with Denim's advice and go with 2 recones! You will basically have 2 new XCONS then.
Wow those are some great scores! Congrats ....
That is some damn nice woodworking there sir! I hope you have some help to get that beast in the truck when you're ready!
I still use my ear for tuning, so start out with the input level with your HU at roughly 3/4 volume, adjust the level to a point where you can hear audible stress on the subwoofer and then back off until you cannot hear it. Set the the "Bass Boost" at 0 and crossover frequency at 80 hz (play around with the tuning to find out what sounds best to your ears.) Good luck Thanks bro Btw an fyi ... This should have been posted in the Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical section.
To get louder bass your going to have to sacrifice some room in the back to build a properly built ported box imo.
I still use my ear for tuning, so start out with the input level with your HU at roughly 3/4 volume, adjust the level to a point where you can hear audible stress on the subwoofer and then back off until you cannot hear it. Set the the "Bass Boost" at 0 and crossover frequency at 80 hz (play around with the tuning to find out what sounds best to your ears.) Good luck