ANeonRider

OK... still can't start a new topic, can only use the fast reply. Tried in both Firefox and IE... :S Anyways... I am revamping my website since I have the time now... and need everyones good links to audio sites If someone wants to start me a seperate thread for this, that would be excellent (since I can't start my own right now).

1 thread is plenty. 2 is much. 3 is just plain old annoying.

Yes please

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...wtopic=3647&hl=

We need to get audiolife over here more.

TA's are a pain. If its the same hatch as what Im thinking it is, you might be able to get 2ft^3 out of it. Pics of the hatch would be nice! Just some generic box will not fit in the space I think you have.

I would use the CS crossover then.

I can only post using the fast reply now!

Better ask Josh. Your drawing and his are exactly the same.

Ya, I tried to pm him, but... no worky.

HELP!! Ya, so, I can't edit my posts, pm anyone or post a new topic. When I try to submit the post/topic, it will sit there for a while and do nothing, then give me an error like "document contains no data".

Yep, that's it.

Rarely need to, but if you do, use weatherstripping.

well.. since I could not edit that above post^ EDIT: I have a hard time grasping why you would have any sort of phase issues to warrant reversing the polarity of the mids and tweets in a tower.

X3. I have no idea why the polarities are different. Maybe he did it to make sure you were paying attention?

Of course

Helmholtz... also some of that theory is the basis of intake/manifold design.

Unless they are using any digital processing scheme internally like the Alpine Class D digital amps do.

Damn, there was some good articles written on there that I referenced alot.

looks like I started this bandwagon hmm, looked for my leaving thread today... seems it has disappeared

Glad there is a common feeling about that place...

Talk to Jellyfish... he has run the 15's in a bunch of different enclosures.

P = (V^2) * R More impedance = Less voltage needed to be created by the amp = Less current needed.

That's not the hot part, its the humidity.... It has been 45C here lots before, at least once a year it gets over 40C for a week... It gets really hot here too.

A router with a circle jig is nearly fool-proof.