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moar other photos Black civic to the left has 2 12" icons on a sundown 300, rsx has a xcon 15 sealed on a sundown 1500

don't like anything audioque

I agree, If someone is going to sabotage themselves I don't want to go down with them. If a superior comes up to me and asks me something about someone that is relative to my job, i will let them know what's going on. Obviously. If my coworker was stealing and my boss asked me if i knew about it, i'd tell him. However, if someone is screwing the pooch, and it doesnt affect my job one way or another, im minding my own business. What i don't like and what was somewhat the purpose of this topic are busybodies for example, There's a busybody in my office who tells EVERYONE'S business. I'm not even kidding. If you took too long of a break, or didn't put a file back correctly, or you took a personal call in your office and she overhears, she WILL report you. Like when an intern walked in some new shoes and my busybody co-worker was like, "Did you buy those while you shopping online yesterday morning?", in front of my supervisor, myself, and a few other people. I am very lucky that my office is kind of isolated from everyone else's, so she can't really check on me like that.

I call bigger box

audiopipe ap3000

congrats what was the first item you guys sold?

Def learned my lesson I've moved on..that was 4 years ago when i was 19. If pay was good, i wouldn't of done it but i had no choice..living on 9 an hr in nyc is suicide

who takes a bigger hit something taking 500 from a mom and pop shop or something taking 500 from a multi billion dollar corp? Prostitution is whole 'nother story. But i do feel that someone should be able to do whatever they want with their bodies..same goes for drugs imo

That i understand only because the shop is more than likely a mom and pop best buy isn't.

hate it

You're reaching I wasn't out there snatching purses from old women

Victim? No. The only thing you are a "victim" of is your own actions of willingly and knowingly violating your companies policies. You have no one to blame but yourself. Calling yourself a "victim" attempts to place the blame on someone else. You do realize companies have policies in place for a reason, correct? There are a wide multitude of reasons, ranging from codes of conduct to legal issues. In many cases, if a coworker is aware of certain policy violations but fails to report those actions, they can also be held accountable. Why should someone else put themselves in jeopardy so that you can continue doing something that you both know is wrong and will have repercussions? There can be legal repercussions as well. When this lady that works for me was in high school, she was aware that people at her employer were taking money from the cash drawer but never told anyone. The employer finally caught on and the police investigated. She had charges brought against her as an accessory to the crime since she knew they were doing it but did not report it, even though she never personally took a dime. People need to learn to deal with the consequences of their own actions, rather than blaming others for their own wrong doings and trying to claim to be a "victim" of anything other than their own bad judgment. I do agree that it was inappropriate of me but i was on my own at the time and it's almost impossible to survive in NYC on 9 bucks an hr. Would i do it now? no..but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do to get by. I just don't see how it would benefit my coworker by telling the boss.. He wasn't going to get a promotion or higher pay, so why throw me under the bus? X2, if it isnt directly affecting me, then why should I care? To the OP, all the power to you for doing you own thing behind Best Buy but surely you couldnt have been mad for getting fired for it...it was inevitable. Now, about the guy who "tattled", what you were doing had no affect on him whatsoever, I completely understand where your coming from. THIS Getting fired didn't get me mad at all..irked me a little since i was out of job, but i got over it soon since i was able to secure a spot at a consulting firm soon after.

Almost everyone who has worked anywhere has probably run into them, whether it's in retail, food, an office environment, etc. People who can't wait to tell your boss what you're not good at, what you're doing wrong, and that you were staring at your coworkers tits yesterday. Like Cutthroat B' from House, they will do whatever it takes to move up in life, even lying. Everyone hates them other than the boss, but that's who's opinion really counts. I've never done it(nor had a reason to), but i'm actually a victim of being snitched on. I worked at Geek Squad when i was 19 I would give customers my business card so they can call me on the side whenever they had computer issues. Making 9 dollars an hr was chump change, and best buy charged absurd prices for their services. I made a killing since i would charge customers half of what best buy charged(which was still a rip off). One of my coworkers caught on and told the boss...was fired the same day over the phone Anyway, are you above workplace snitching? Have you ever done it? Has anyone snitched on you? How can you tell who is one?

sub up, port back imo

You spent 400 dollars on the box? Jesus christ.

That answered so much..thanks Are these the horns you're talking about? CD1PRO - Image Dynamics Ultra Compact Competition HLCD Speaker System Any pro's and con's of each three models? I liked the low end the sls 8's provided but i'm willing to sacrifice that this time around for more volume. I def don't plan to port the door for the 8 for space reasons..they'll either be in IB or sealed..whichever would work better for the driver.

I am

It's not? whoops

why? I don't understand how you had enough money to buy an xcon and a fancy box but you can't put a quarter of that into your front stage.

15-16 square inches of port per cube is what's the norm i think

why have your sub play that high?

25 cubes

I had a few goals when setting up the system, but one important one was that I wanted it to be accurate but loud.. I've had loud setups in the past, but most didn't sound good on diff genres of music. Rap music sounded great, but they always fell short and sounded like crap when i decided to listen to some sade or kenny g. This is what i'm after. I want that live band intensity. I want midbass that will make me flinch, and in your face highs. Not ear bleeding, but just plain loud and clean while still accurate; but without losing composure at high levels. While the front stage i have now is accurate, It's also very BLAND sounding. I mean nice to listen to, but not exciting even at loud levels. I haven't had much time to research drivers(Working IT full time and studying for certs will eat up all your time ) but this mid caught my eye 18 sound 8NMB420 http://www.eighteensound.com/index.aspx?mainMenu=view_product&pid=256 And this horn B&C DE500 Horn B&C DE500-8 1" Neo Titanium Horn Driver 8 Ohm 2/3-Bolt | Parts-Express.com Questions Would any ol' horn lens work? I remember reading somewhere that different lens designs will have an impact on sq. is that true? why is the lens needed? Would having the speakers low keep my sound stage low? I liked the stage height the w3's provided. I've decided that i want an 8 in the door and horns under the dash for 2 reasons 1. I have the space now for an 8 and would rather avoid having the door hacked up some more. 2. having the w3's on axis was an eye-sore and i want the dash real estate back lol..i also like the idea of the horn being hidden under the dash. Budget? up to $1000 usd As far as power goes, here's what i have in the stash to use 2 mb quart dsc 4125's 1 dsc 280 2 jl hd 600/4's 2 arc audio mini 125.4's