ANeonRider

need to prime mdf prior to paint

I would consider using more polyfill in the line, especially prior to the bend.

You need to account for the port displacement... and you'll need two 4" ports. In other words, that box won't work for a ported application.

Not warrantied, but yes. Read the sticky in the Sundown section. You can wire in series to use one of the 25th Anniversary RF amps.

this thread made me lol. Using any research conducted on CA.com as reliable & scientific is also a lol. I'm in with Sean here. Hell, he even stated why their "theory" doesn't work.

werd!

Which version? Just the digital version.

Just bought the 4 Volumes of NIN Ghosts.

hi

One thing I never do is discuss religion.. period.

Home Theatre In a Box

Why? I'd take the Mag over anything that you could buy in that price range.

GF is meeting the 'rents this weekend.

Short answer, no.

hahaha, knew you would say that. I would like to see a picture of it!

An amp doesn't care what frequency it is amplifying... efficiency won't change if it only has to play 1Hz vs. 20,000Hz... Also going to mention that no recordings ever produced have had anything below 15Hz, and very few below 20Hz (cannons in 1812 Overture are the only thing that quickly comes to mind). Impedance will never go below nominal... unless the coil shorts out. You are correct, box size (or lack of enclosure) will be one factor that determines which frequency the subwoofer will unload at, but that other crap is complete nonsense. SSF frequency had nothing to do with this, at all. Might have had more to do with the subwoofer downfiring, and the associated sag.

naw, never got a pm. Couldn't say I'd have the spare time though.

Breakers don't "pop" instantly son. I'd venture to guess a good 8kW would be applied before the breaker did its trick. Next time, get a clamp meter & measure the current

Explain to me please how it will save your electrical & make your amp more efficient? I'm real curious.

If he was tOOOObed, I'd agree with the Fostex's.

Only logical choice at that price... the CSS FR125S

Edit the first post... change the title.

ANL is a fuse type...

Anything larger than 22ga wire & might as well start rubbing sticks, because they'll heat it up faster.

268 square feet?