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T-line's don't really make any sense in vehicles. For home use sure, but not so much in a car.

lol, did someone haxorz Jon's ad or did I piss him off yesterday. It had no reference to me the first time I read it and now its in there 2x. Price went from $6k to $16k

But animals taste better than vegetables most of the time. And the asians are mostly little. Though less overweight, no? Though maybe half of this country's problem with obesity is lack of self control and discipline with any food, period. But mostly twinkies I think. Yep, people here basically eat shit Well I have had tripe before... Hot dogs are a lot closer to shit than tripe, or at least what they are wrapped in.

Cutting your seat is stupid, better off finding someone to make you a custom seat. Expect to drop $500-$1500 on it though. Not so sure it would be cheaper to "cut" your current one though.

You aren't a Q buyer. BL perhaps, definitely not Q. Doesn't quite fit with cutting your backseat in half....nor does your question about lead time. Have you already built your box? I pretty much guarantee Fi will not be holding up your install...

Hope you have an efficient amplifier.

Big fan of the Accuton C90, but not so sure that you can implement them well with how specific your question was.

Aidan or me? I was born blond. Now brown or super, super dirty blond. Everyone in my family had blue eyes. Aidan. I too was born blond and now I am having to deal with gray. Aidan was red when he was born, but that got washed off quicly.

And the Aura is so sweet. Bummer they are out of NS12's as my plan was to use them for midbasses in my home theater speakers. I do know they are working on a few things though, I just hope they keep the extension so that I don't have to try to figure out 4 ways.

Yep, also curious as to how "low" your voltage is. Easy to measure.

Not so sure, you've been given some seriously crap advice but with the way you react it isn't a surprise.

I really hate the fact that people call Nightshades NS 15's. Everytime I see a thread with NS in it I get excited and then realize it is a Sundown reference. No beef against the Sundown but it isn't what I expect when I see NS.

Aidan or me? I was born blond. Now brown or super, super dirty blond. Everyone in my family had blue eyes.

But animals taste better than vegetables most of the time. And the asians are mostly little. Though less overweight, no? Though maybe half of this country's problem with obesity is lack of self control and discipline with any food, period. But mostly twinkies I think. I personally hope to be getting some more asian in my diet soon, but damn if that won't take some time. Asian pussy?

It has made the final two in my list as well.

But animals taste better than vegetables most of the time. And the asians are mostly little. Though less overweight, no? Though maybe half of this country's problem with obesity is lack of self control and discipline with any food, period. But mostly twinkies I think. Yep, people here basically eat shit

A wet sponge is easier than sanding IMO. By wet I mean barely damp. Done that before and will never do it again. The sponge contours you your hand an wall. I prefer to sand to get uniform pressure throughout the joint and relieve the high/low spots at the same time. My basement looked great after primer. Once I applied the paint, every joint stuck out like a sore thumb. Thankfully 90% of them are covered and it's not a public room, so I left it alone. You are putting on too much mud if you get it to contour to your hand. Dilute your mud with more water before it goes on and treat it more like bondo. I would completely avoid sanding if at all possible. Also get a tile sponge, much easier to not push wrong on and don't use force just lightly go over it. It will work. If you have ridges and have put it on thick then you will need to sand and are doing a lot of extra work. I can't thin the mud or it won't set properly. Now, if it was premixed, no problem. I don't see how I can be getting it on too thick either. I scrape it 3 times before settling, then move up to the next knife ending with a 12". Any tips for getting it thinner on application? I've only used pre-mix and always add water. I think you are putting too much on to begin with. Even a 6" knife is not an issue to get it on thin. Basically use it like wood filler, fill the hole and that is it. Feathering happens much easier with coats than at once.

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The asian diet is interesting though. Less animal protein period, no milk, lots of vegetables, fish and they live a long time.

Lack of bass isn't something that a processor is used to fix, correcting your FR perhaps but going to need to specifically state what you have, how its installed and what your current issues are more specifically.

im lookin for the best one for spl use, im trying to be very loud, lol im going to b 2 runnin 2 amps maybe 3 soon what else would you guys need to kno A lot. So far you have described NOTHING that a processor could be used for. What doesn't your system do now and what problems do you have with your system. Starting from what you are trying to fix will really help get a recommendation of how to fix it.

Of course to tinker you should be able to describe what you'd like it to do better and then we can give you direction

I am the opposite. I have nearly nothing good to say about Michelin.

Huh? Cheapest outside of the 914 by FAR. Not sure where you could have heard that. The 911's are a wreck, just try and work on one once and you will know what I mean. Then of course there is the 928 which is literally two 944 engines bolted together pretty much and it didn't work so well. The only expensive thing on a 944 is the timing belt, well and the $600 tool used to tension it that you need to use when you put it on and 1000miles later to retension. That is fucking stupid. The turbo is a little worse, but only because of the turbo.