ANeonRider

Time to have a employee strike against the union!

Soundsplinter's subs model weird ... aim for something in the 0.6-0.75ft^3 range for the Q to be ~ 0.707. Have a look at the curves here: http://www.soundsplinter.com/rli_series/rl...nformation.html

For loudness, yes. For music, no.

http://www.kamazutra.be/fight/ :ph34r:

What kind of job is this? What educational background do you have?

I would have to say yes

Cone area. Get a bit louder, but that all depends on the install/enclosure (comparing a 12" SS w/ 12" Type R)

Bandpass, unless taken the time to design properly, sounds like ass. I like Type R 12's, but they do not sound as good as the Soundsplinter. The Perfects would be IMO the bottom feeder of the three choices. 1) Soundsplinter Rl-p 15 (ported) 2) 2- Alpine Type R 12" (sealed, unless you have alot of space) 3) 2- Infinity Perfect 12"

headphone jacks are 1/4"

errr, no comment.

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...wtopic=3899&hl=

Ya... a router w/circle jig.

2 ohms stereo? Shouldn't since you can run it in 4 ohms bridged just fine...

ABC isn't difficult... and allows for very low tuning, with no compromise on the higher octave low frequencies (50-70Hz).

Is there a greek name for pain-in-the-ass?

What makes them decent then Elias? Pricing? Materials? Performance? I noticed one of their lines of components list the frequency response with a flatness of -10dB. Am I off-base thinking that is rather sad?

I have a numbnuts salesman, that seems to believe that Blaupunkt is, well, the tits. What do you guys think of Blaupunkt, what brand are comparable and why. Just curious

<--- itching to go to work. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Any end in sight?

Well, this one, I started May 30th.... and it sucks chit. Have a new job with NavCanada www.navcanada.ca starting the 29th. Working on the navagational aids (radar, etc). $10,000 pay increase, $2500/year base increases for the first three years, then a possibility of a $10,000 raise if I pass a test. Send me to Cornwall, Ontario for 3 weeks for training, all expense paid. Paid moves if I choose to transfer to another area. $20,000/year spent on further education (all over the world for training, etc). And, better benefits, and room to actually move up in the company. Let's say I am excited.

Gave my 2 weeks notice yesterday ... now to use up my sick time.

That's a big fish. Was it tasty?

This what I had some numbnuts sales guy tell me today Ya.. ok

Aperiodic Bi-Chamber, and it would be sweet in a HT app, since it is a larger sized box.

ABC enclosure!!!