Julian

That gives a great wood grain texture without actual wood.. oooh.

I like how the corners are tucked, were the ends recessed and another board put on so it would flush mount it all to make it so theres only the square seam?

Someone is overcompensating I was going to say the same thing.. On another topic, it's going to be my birthday tomorrow, this is so fucking weird. I'll be 20, no longer a teen and it's pretty much dawning on me.

x2 Sundown is looking for brand recognition, and i have no problem with this. It's hard to get your name out only catering to a small group of people, there are only so many diehards out there.

I'd foam everything that can be foamed, it's just a good thing to do some Vinyl / Nitrate Foam will work, I suggest http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/products/ccf

Alright dude i'll be on in like 5 mins FFA?

It is humanly IMPOSSIBLE to HEAR ANYTHING below 20Hz................. Euhm, no it's not. ( i hope ur'e comment was sarcasm ) If you think you can, your lying. If your "hearing" anything it is mechanical noise of the driver. You cannot hear a sound wave below 20 Hz. You CAN however feel it, tactile sensations are a big part of low frequency reproduction. Most woofers roll off around 20hz Aka they stop reproducing sound, if it's in a ported box you'll hear "schuffing" sounds.

Me and Duran both addopted the [sSA] Clan tag

Mod's please just lock, there is going to be another shit storm all over again.

I myself had a lot of success with expanding foam. The cans are about 3-7 dollars a can, the method i used was put a little in wait for it to expand, then put more if it didn't fill it entirely i'd put more in so it wouldn't bend the panels. It'll make the panels very dense and will vibrate a lot without adding a ton of weight.

I'll Take two please . You know you want me to test them in the stang...

The trend is to go from SPL to SQ, Sean was big into SPL back in the day.

For Suvs and hatchback style cars sub up port back is really a rule of thumb.

check the coils with a DMM. you could have ordered or been sent the wrong woofer so you could be wiring below your amplifier's rated resistance.

what a horrid pun... is this a 6th order?

I think he sepnt like 3,000 on it it was obsolete within 6 months, slew of problems. you can do much better with other companies. Do you HAVE to have a laptop? You could build a killer desktop for less than probably 1,000.

yep you sure can, just email [email protected] What coil config do you have?

Ahh i see.. I guess you're resistant to fresh garlic taste For me however I don't like extremely garlic-y things, time will indeed cut the flavor of it. Even though it's silly, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BHxenMG5TU Alton Brown is extremely intelligent and very knowing ha.

Anything else? Everything good. I would suggest sub up port back, Under-powering is not bad for sub-woofers, Overpowering however is.

You mean it is not beefy enough already? Aww Julian you upset Aaron Kidding my stang will <3 them

Hmm... My first thought it would be the box, is your box sealed and braced properly? If not it could be one of your boxes panel flexing and leaking.

You asked us no valuable questions. Answer these answers and we can actually formulate what you're actually trying to ask. Subwoofers in question, number of subwoofers & subwoofer size Amplifier being used, specifically the model number. Fabrication skill level Preferred material to be used (i.e. MDF, fibreglass, etc) Vehicle which the subwoofers will be used in Musical preferences System goals Previous subwoofers you have used, and their installation particulars List any research you have previously done

3 ohms will work on any amplifier that handles 4 or 2 ohm loads.... Which is pretty much all amplifiers.

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I don't know what the hell you're talking about. Cone size Will affect how loudness, cone area is everything. You should do SSD 10's in the optimal ported box You either double your power or double your cone area. I'd suggest two 10's rather then a single 15" in an unexceptional box volume.