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I've seen Trivium a few times live, and while they have always sounded great, they were just boring to watch. Slipknot on the other hand is an assault on ALL of the senses!

I R cornfused!

/agreed It's like letting someone who's never shot a gun before loose with a minigun.

Hey CadillacMatt, nice '70 u picked up there. W/that big block in there, it should be a beast if you can get it running right. If you go to Chevy Truck Forum you can find any and all info you'll ever need on fixing that thing up. I have a '67 SWB and a '71 Burb that I've been working on myself.

And although less popular, there's 21" drivers doing the same thing.

I think what is happening here is that some people have different definitions for "midbass" and "subbass" and what they call "punch" or "kick", etc. A typical metal/rock kick drum has (what I call) it's "punch" right around 80hz. Sometimes it may go down to the 63hz area, but 80 is usually the magic frequency. There are also harmonics of that signal and we could go on and on and on about that, but I think 80hz is what you are looking for. In my system, I consider that the crossover region for my subs/midbass, so both of them add to the "punch". Hope this helps, and it's just my .02!

Here's mine: Got him from the shelter about 1.5 years ago. Best dog I ever had... don't know why anyone would give him up!!

I was thinking the same thing Acidburn. Was looking at all that snow and just shivering! I was walking around in shorts today for chrissake!

Any updates? I wanna see what you did with your midbasses....