JimJ
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Murmur was a better album
I'd be up for a short-sleeved shirt that doesn't shrink like crazy...should have ordered my first shirt a size or two larger
I always lose a bunch...even though I use piano wire leaders when going after bluefish, every now and again you'll get a big one that just chomps through it and continues on its merry way... nevermind being on a boat...multiple treble hooks + structure = you catch the structure
Nick Drake - Free Ride
:thumbsup: Sharp looking truck, and excellent choice on equipment I'm a fan of older PG gear... Those doors are begging to be sealed up though, that's killing your midbass response.
Not to mention a 9.5cF Sonotube would look cool and imposing in the room
grow torrents grow need to get my uploaded ratio back up over .5 again
Bah, drop lower and get a rack amp or two
Getting warmer here. Barely.
I think Thy's right, going with more tweets would help some of your imaging problems...
slow in hurrrr wake up people
and yeah, your build log was one of the (countless) things that went *poof* when the server went beserk...
those arrays look...frightening
Feel free to post stuff in the Home Audio section...needs projects like that
Mo pics of said line arrays?
I'm up early...just because I was drinking last night it happens
Most two-way RF connectors are rated for 50ohms, simply because that's what most radio outputs are rated for. Also, N-connectors are rated for microwave use, because they have the least insertion loss and they're waterproof. N-connectors are often used for 1GHz and above, just because PL-259s and BNCs have too much loss at those frequencies. But for normal home use, F-connectors are fine...especially for receiving. You aren't as concerned with standing wave ratio.
Bah, Xmax is about the last thing I look at...
I assume this is for CATV? Belden makes some good stuff...if they have a quad-shielded RG-6QS equivalent I'd go with that.
I should take pictures of the dirt and grime that's covering the van at the moment, lol even the freshly painted side is dirty, it's really a mess
I've never owned anything but Alpine units...out of those, my current 9835 is clearly the favorite. Excellent crossovers, the graphics make it easy to set things, and fast browsing of MP3 CDs. All the head unit I could ever need unless I went to a P9 or H701 setup.