ANeonRider

YES

dual 2 wired in parallel = 1ohm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RiqgTC08hA

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My aunt is a broker too... just not good timing for me. Sucks, but such is life. I have to sit down with my brother though... pissing away money into rent is dumb... especially when combined we can afford a decent house & the resulting equity.

I've referred lots of locals to here, no bites though for some reason

eff, seen the perfect house for me... but alas, bad timing to buy. O well.

I do

yellow, yellow, red, yellow, orange

At the very least, active with the midbass & midrange, then use a -6 or -12dB passive for the tweeter. All active is completely ideal like Sean said.

I need to do something with all my extra drivers... I'm thinking of doing a media room in my basement.

I've tried getting more local people to buy in... but hard to do, especially since 95% of consumers only have a stereo for street cred around here.

Alpine-wise, anything with Bass Engine Pro (hate the "Bass" part of the name)

Weekend (Sept 14-15-16) road trip with 2 of my brothers & a friend for 2 Twins games & associated shenenigans.

If you need anything from down south Neil, I'm visiting Sean in Sept... maybe can work out a way to drop ship to him & I'll bring it back. No room for oodles of subs though in my trunk.

Neil... if you get a chance... http://www.306motorclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22137 You're more experienced with in-home than I am. And as for the cheap asses... fuck em if they can't afford to be a baller.

For not feeling well today... Thanks for expanding on my few words

With a port with a specific length & area. It tunes the rear wave within the enclosure to a certain frequency.

Reminder: Don't point white leds into your eyes OK

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Haven't even thought of totalling up how much I have into the Sentra right now. Deadener alone is nearly $600.

super duper delayed double post lol

lol, talk about questions that catch you off guard.

midrange should be playing all frequencies that vocals are present anyways. For example, in my setup, my starting points for crossover frequencies are going to be: Midbass: 50-300Hz Midrange: 300Hz-6kHz Tweeter: 6kHz-20kHz Normal vocal range is ~300Hz to 3500Hz. Classical opera singers can extend beyond those numbers, but it's a rough idea.