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Pretty small guy which is crazy he's like skin and bone.

There a 16yo kid at my local gym who is dead lifting like 450, dude is serious.

There are tickets currently in the loop at Invision (the forum host) for the aforementioned issues, I'll forward this to Aaron for more exposure.

all you need now is a lift and to do an epoxy resin floor coating!

oooh man!

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Short list, wired remote includes 2 assignable controls for master volume, sub level, or bass boost, and switches to select between 4 sources and 3 EQ presets inputs: 8 RCA preamp, 8 speaker-level, L/R auxiliary RCA, 1 optical TOSLINK (S/PDIF), and Bluetooth device Bluetooth, optical in, remote amp turn-on with selectable delay times (1, 2, 4, or 8 seconds) 8 preamp outputs (up to 8 volts) 2 channel Aux input

For SUVs typically it is under the rear window line of the vehicle and normally it's measured at the LOWEST point with a string drawn taught between the two windows to measure if you are below or above it.

Audio wise you're correct outside of 4 channels vs 8, although I wasn't solely speaking about the audio features more of the other features it possess.

Correct, I pulled the Mini DSP out and got a noticeable whine out of it, I tried even tried running it off of the USB power and it still put out noise. Not sure what happened because it just started happening after a few months of use. Sorry to clarify MiniDSP = very easy to use with every feature you need outside of more than 4 output channels. 360.3 = insane amount of features and a bit more complicated to use and takes some more time to figure out.

I've had nothing but noise out of my MiniDSP I switched from the MiniDSP and can say that I am absolutely satisfied with it. it's not quite as easy to use as the MiniDSP but it has a lot more features.

Same here, If I don't shave I have the worst spotty and patchy facial hair. When I do shave I look like I'm 17 years old. Lose-Lose for me Native American blood workin against me.

Another year by.. Keep up all the hard work you do for everyone!

I love Applied Science's stuff, guy is super smart.

Looks great so far man! It might be a good idea to coat the inside and outside in a thin layer of fiberglass resin, so just in case it ever rains or gets wet the wood won't start to get moldy or fall apart. That's what we generally do for boats or Jeeps since there is a HIGH chance of forgetting the tops off and it pouring down rain especially in florida! If you ever get the itch to switch over to a marine grade amp the Rockford M400-4D is a great amp.

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Very possible, I generally have more issues linking than not. You can try unlinking them to see if that fixes the issues.

Strapping amps can sometimes be easier, BUT if the strapping module on one of the amps goes bad it can take both amps out. I had that happen to a pair of Crescendo 3500's, ended up ruining both amps to the point they would no longer strap and would sometimes not work.

With your given dimensions with a double layer all the way around you'll end up around 6.5 cubes before displacement. Really any of those subs should be just fine in 6.5 cubes. I am quite partial to the Evils and Zcons, the SP4 and Mayhem are also excellent choices.

C4 is about the only preworkout I can stand, I've cut out all preworkout from my workouts and I feel better honestly.

Unless you're doing big installs or are an SPL pro there isn't really much out there for "sponsors". In the audio world sponsors aren't full ride sponsorship's, just discounted equipment.

Have you tried using GoodRx? My parents use it for their scripts to get the best deal possible.

Target is my Milf watching place of choice.

Like Godsmack said you can bend the PVC, look for a local irrigation shop. Stuff is super cheap and very thin. If you take a heat gun and heat it evenly you will be able to put a bend in it. But honestly, I would just do a slot port instead of doing a PVC port.

Merged this with the other topic you posted.