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Same here. I do too because I love thunder and the spectacle of lightning. Just not when I'm trying to sleep. I can sleep through anything if I want.

It will, mine is already consumed by them regularly.

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I know you don't like to shave, but didn't realize you were into cross dressing as well. Enjoy him...her...it

What no pictures? 40mpg, good power, sporty sedan, plenty of space for family and audio stuffs, and available in manual. Should also be available in an Audi.

for some reason i doubt that happens very often. TU

asprin and AMP energy for me..... I can't handle energy drinks. With all of that energy, I tend to to wild things. There are many other ways I prefer to get my sugar and caffeine. The whole idea of packaging it as an energy drink is a fucking joke. Go eat a damn apple.

Not the car, me.

Working on it, 70+ winds here... The worst just rolled through. Looks like it'll hit you harder though, don't wash away. I don't know if we got the wind, but we sure got lightning. Holy crap. 3-4 strikes per SECOND for hours. Biggest electrical storm I've ever seen. I got such a crappy night's sleep. I probably only slept half of the night. <--LOVES electrical storms

The Kicker should get them going pretty well. Don't buy into worrying about the 8 ohm thing, it isn't a concern. Sure they aren't pro-audio efficient, but they also actually have low end

I'd doubt those are bandpassed and if so they will be passed at completely the wrong frequencies. Crossover design is far from trivial in fact go look at some really high end speakers. Typically they are pretty damn similar to cheap ones with the only difference being the crossover. Also, I'd use a general rule of thumb that for a 2nd order or higher crossover the crossover for the speaker system should probably cost as much as the drivers.

It is really, really easy to get a good answer. Read the noobie guidelines and make a thread that follows them. And don't make two of the same thread Lots of ways to address the 50lbs, but I guess you already know all of those. On top of that the weight of the sub still doesn't at all effect the design of the proper enclosure for it. So chill the eff out.

If you are going to build a box you should make one that is optimal for the driver you choose. NOT the other way around

Jeremy "was" and posted pictures, but they aren't found where he lives so I am not so sure.

Probably should go and cover my boat.

not really sure what you are saying there...? I am not planning on useing a H/T subwoofer if thats what you are saying? BUMP In your thread title it states you want something for Home Theater. In that box NO sub will be a Home Theater sub. Generically speaking the difference between a music sub and a home theater sub is the box.

Going to have to get seriously good deals on used stuff.

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Umm, it may be a nice crossover (and that i doubt) but it still isn't matched at all to what you have it connected to. If it is actually a good crossover then it is even worse as the anomalies of the driver will be dealt with in the crossover causing all sorts of hell in your frequency response. The ones in your amp are WAY better.

Wow this fits me perfectly except I'm not even out of college yet Thank you, I now feel a little better. *hopefully aging gracefully

I just want to clarify. If you couldn't (more appropriately wouldn't) vent to the outside obviously it would be the other way around (excluding of course some big ass enclosures). Too many people could read that and miss out on the very important venting.

The weight has NOTHING to do with the design of a box, nothing.

I wouldn't pay any extra to do so and also wouldn't expect you to hear any difference.