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More displacement is always louder. if your going for as loud as possible go for the biggest subs u can fit with as big a ported box u can fit. If your going for space go for the 10s. you also have to remember that the amp you use will have a huge affect too. if you're a noob, you should spend some time researching what products can accomplish the goals you want with your setup. it'll pay off. wrong, more displacement has an advantage over less displacement, however if you dont have effective airspace it wont work . for example i could put 25 SSd's in a crx, but 10 could be just as loud as there is enough airspace Id run 10s btw

lol this is the first "free" thing ive got Loyd took the others lol

more pics go here

Thanks to the closeout over @ SSA on the fi subs i picked these bad boys up for HT duty, should be getting around 100watts each sealed woot tiny pole vent lawl coil shot

Got an icon, great ppls

no love

yes built to last, it was even on a t shirt

neat, gorilla glue works pretty well for filling in gaps as it expands and you can sand it off.

Fi= good people

I concur

about 50 left

Ascendant Audio makes 8s, they are part of the Fi brand. You can purchase them through the shop here www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/shop

It sucked b/c he posted it under another user name, plus it was in the archives, which made it worse

I have 4 15" recones sitting in my garage

That was alot of googlin im just glad I was at work and had the faster connection than i had at home

Alright alright... Ill admit it, someone got it when I checked this morning (evil laugh...) Andrizzle was the first to get it correct. SSD = Society System Decontrol They are a band I loved from about 20 years ago. All the original RE names had to do with a similar theme as well (hence me not wanting to spill the beans about those either). So... Andrizzle, send me an email to [email protected] and let me know the size and coil you want. You earned it i win http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/4/296888.html

Spider beside an SSA Icon, looks like it could eat it lol

better pics, ill get more if jake wants them released

soft parts tend to be an important part of a peeka... Looks nice nick, interesting direction for sure :0

The only reason he got the recone he did was because of my work trying different parts in the motors

Neat stuff nick, Just an aside the arc sub is the Flat Line, and as Nick mentioned in the OP his driver is the Flatline. Could be a nice little loophole if you wanna stick with that name

i use a video capture card with the software that came with it to do what your asking....

inductors should be 90* off axis, you live ya learn

blha blah blah crossovers are easy

So i screwed up and now have to tear apart my already epoxied crossovers... go me