Sencheezy

very nice

Yes, same on my Evil.

slamology,

Holy hell did that take forever!!! For me to install the four 15" tubes in my grille took about 6-7 hours.. yeah. One tube gave me the most trouble, as I had to keep rewiring it because a wire seemed to always touch eacth other where I was extending it. But whatevs, I'm very happy with the outcome. Check out these pics. And here you can hear the birds chirping lol. Shitty video, looks much brighter in person.

Need more!!!

I"m in the same boat! Actually, in my case, Bassink HELD something for me. Great guy to work with.

Haha no problem Pete. Thanks for the comment man. It's a great subwoofer. Would have to say its the best sounding sub I've heard at this kind of pressure level.

I don't have a smart phone. Don't have apps and stuff Micro usb cord? mini Sd card? email?

Download photobucket app. Copy image url in the line available when you click the image icon. Its very easy.

The best way to break in a sub woofer is to simply play music on it. If you try by other methods, open air for x amount of time, or, x amount of time on x Frequency, it only breaks in at that application. Playing music, you will break in across the sub woofers playing frequency. Which is the best way to do so.

Ok, so as I continue this light project, I have a few updates. Starting next with the grille, one light per section wasn't bright enough(top/bottom). So I will use two per. This will involve extended the cables per tube. For this, instead of using the speaker wire, which was previously done, works fine, but I will take a bit neater approach by utilizing Cat5E cable. For the interior, I will probably just purchase their interior kit. With the two remaining tubes, I may place them inside the enclosure(not sure). What the top will look like, with both tubes being used. I will be extended them about 15ft per cable Silly Bassink Hopefully this goes well Benefits of working in a data center

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lol Happy Birthday sir

Happy Birthday

Took some more pictures! First two was me at my Roommate's military base, then the rest of the first phase of lighting upgrade.

Looks very good man!

looking good!

Damn, sorry to hear. RIP the 3 year build log that only went to 2-3 shows.

I would recommend getting the 6k for a bit more light output. But other than that, my initial review actually stands firm. haha. They are still as bright as they are when I purchased them and no other side affects have accured. The only difference from now and then, is that the actually price is cheaper lol. I have not sanded off any of the paint from my headlights. I want to, but its a perfect balance of visualality and functionality. I do plan on sanding back down to clear, then just add 1 light coat of black, to give it a smoke look, but again, the balance of light out put and the way it looks makes it hard for me to pursue that drive back to the custom shop. I have never been flashed at for my lights, and I drive a fairly high SUV.

This will probably be the best response you'll come across.

That's interesting, because my Evil Makes no noise. Nothing that makes me want to turn it down. I do hear the cooling SOMEtimes when playing notes in like, the lower 20s, but even then, I have to listen for it for me to notice.

Great guy to buy from. Reply and ship promply.

I recorded two new videos this morning. I'm pretty much done with the system for the year. On my to buy list, is a new desktop, a new camera, and SDS. This system where it's at is very good. And I enjoy the way it is right now.

Was a real nice day here in nashville, so I snapped some pics. I REALLY need camera lol These were taken with my evo