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Ha, there is your first mistake. Don't assume the posts are labeled correctly. Test it yourself. So you are saying that Alpine's instructions may be at fault? All I know is that the amp is supposed to be bridged all the time so you don't have to do any extra wiring. The sub as well, but there is something clearly wrong as there is nomway that a 1000 watts is going to that sub. Guess it is time to upgrade my crappy multi meter. Nope, I am saying the labels on the coils on your subs might not be right.

Gave him another $250 and he is fine. Car is SOLD!!

I like the way you think, but it would waste $200 finding them and he'd prep them so they would. Even still he needs to just suck it up and pay for it. That part isn't negotiable. Fuckers, some people don't understand cars have an age... Bushings are a bit worn, if he wants a new car he should buy a new car. What 20 year old car won't have worn bushings? What 94k mi car won't have worn bushings? Who do you know that has EVER replaced bushings that were worn on a car with less than 100k miles? The E55 needed new motor and tranny bushings at ~78 These are subframe bushings though so that don't matter.

I like the way you think, but it would waste $200 finding them and he'd prep them so they would. Even still he needs to just suck it up and pay for it. That part isn't negotiable. Fuckers, some people don't understand cars have an age... Bushings are a bit worn, if he wants a new car he should buy a new car. What 20 year old car won't have worn bushings? What 94k mi car won't have worn bushings? Who do you know that has EVER replaced bushings that were worn on a car with less than 100k miles?

Considering you avoid and disdain all recommendations that are given to you, I seriously doubt anyone is going to take the time to model and figure out what nonsense you are attempting to create in your box in the first place which basically means you'll just have to try it....or you could start by actually listening for once.

Looking at sedan's Sean, see what having kids will do to you..... My M5 is a sedan...

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I tried to warn you, but at the same time let you know at least its fun!

Ha, there is your first mistake. Don't assume the posts are labeled correctly. Test it yourself.

Perhaps something other than the IB's would suit you WAY FUCKING BETTER.

No, making general statements does not apply to specific situations.

Why did you make a second thread. Use your old one, but before you go back in and refresh it read the noob guidelines and make it useful so you can actually get help. Oh, and the Aura's would be TERRIBLE for you. You need something with distortion otherwise you won't think its loud.

Then you DON'T want a Toyota. Oh, and btw Ford >>>> GM

What do you use the mic for ALL the time then? Oatmeal, certain vegetables (steam bags), hot dogs, whatever left overs I feel will actually work in there, for instance, tonight I heated up a plate of roast I cooked yesterday along with the veggies, rice, warming my brownies; I ALWAYS have fresh brownies. . . Etc. . . I would never use it to cook something, and I never use it for poultry or pork. Interesting, I find it VERY strange you won't do poultry or pork but you reheat roast. The mic kills beef quick. I can also see a difference here. I don't buy instant anything, if its oatmeal I am using raw oats, veggies don't come frozen in my house (except peas), and I don't eat hot dogs. I like the always having fresh brownies

What do you use the mic for ALL the time then?

Depends on the target. Either in a pan, in the oven, or in a steamer. NOTHING heats up right in a microwave. Occasionally I use a hot water bath as well, but that is more heating than reheating. DO you use one of those smaller convection ovens? I would hate having to heat up the damn oven for a meal plate. Ha, I don't even have a convection oven period. Hell, I have a 1974 GE piece of shit that is a double oven, but it is also DAS BROKE. Contemplating buying one of these though: http://www.gaggenau.com/US_en/products/steamovens-overview/product-detail.do?contentId=2291aa98-03ea-484f-95e3-437687011d2b&family=SteamOven If I do it will be instead of the second oven. Not sure if I can live with it being so small on the inside though. That and the price tag of course. Adding a convection oven to that puts me WAY over budget, but long term I think I'd really like it. Having steam on hand to crisp bread is definitely worth $2 everytime I use it. Adding moisture to other things I cook would be sweet as well, but I am having a hard time putting a value on it.

My most preferred however is to not reheat. I MUCH prefer to cook fresh, in fact I hate leftovers. If I have any I freeze them and attack them a month later.

You shouldn't. You are going to grow a third testicle.

Depends on the target. Either in a pan, in the oven, or in a steamer. NOTHING heats up right in a microwave. Occasionally I use a hot water bath as well, but that is more heating than reheating.

quel fromage Lord, do you EVER think or just e-gurgitate crap you've read somewhere.

And shame. I missed the word Microwave in the first pass. DON'T EVER use one. Completely useless appliance. *hangs head in shame. after 4 years without one my wife begged so I bought one for her for Christmas. At least I managed to hide it in the closet outside the kitchen. 99.9% of its use is making popcorn which is about all it is good for. It can melt butter too, but should NEVER be used to reheat or cook anything.

You overcooked them, they are done when they 170 degrees they don't need to boil over.

I like the way you think, but it would waste $200 finding them and he'd prep them so they would. Even still he needs to just suck it up and pay for it. That part isn't negotiable.

It obviously has nothing to do with a PEQ cut at 30Hz