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Not I. Not even sure what you are looking at.

I wouldn't mix a 6.75 with an 8. No benefit in that. As for the rest it comes down to your limitations in mounting and installatino skills

So you still have no specified budget?

yep that's the jackass

How are you crossing the subs over in your doors?

pffft, who needs those things anyways.

Nice work!!

I will add when it is really long I prefer a blade; however, I usually still quickly go over the goatee area with the electric first as it makes the blade WAY more comfortable.

If I use a Norelco or Panasonic the instant it hits the thick areas it grabs on and stops. Hurts like a beyotch. I had a Remington 15 years ago that worked, but didn't think that was pertinent to now.

Being able to turn any light on I want from the PC or a hand held remote is priceless though

About to spend $900 on light switches for 8 of the 44 in my house. EEK!

My beard takes about a week to grow in, 2 and it is bushy. I am a hairy fuck.

Easy to remember, just make sure to do it based on the load that the amp will see. In your case that is 1 ohm.

I am a fan of Braun. Classic German technology that is owned by an American Company (div of Proctor & Gamble) They actually use one of our vibrometers in the design process and I have nothing but good to say about mine. I am too hairy for a Norelco, they jam on my beard and hurt.

The uber expensive ones are a marketing gimic though

Line conditioners will take and clean up power that has inconsistencies in its wave forms, brown outs, stray voltages, or voltage on the ground. To my knowledge UPS do none of the above as their goal is to provide battery backup only.

Make sure that all your other settings are as you will use them, you cannot add any boost anywhere once the gain is set if you are going the route of the DMM. Also, do make sure that the amps that you have will actually do power before using a DMM, if they won't you will be setting your gain well into the distortion range which is why it is really recommended to either use a trained ear or an oscilloscope.

well right now on my profile ap1040 amp, i currently run on two channels (one eminence 6.5" and one boss tweeter combination) all ran on the hpf at 1.2k hz cuz thats the highest frequency range on that amp but my tweeters have bass blockers on them. so should i switch that up have on ch. 1 both tweeters and ch. 2 both eminence's, appreciate the help You are high passing your mids at 1200hz??? Ouch! You have a lot of things a bit confused in your setup. I'd take a step back. You MUST run your tweeters and mids on different channels of the amplifiers, doing the separation with an off the shelf passive choke is NOT going to work for shit. Knowing impedance of your drivers and a bit more detail would really help make decisions, but no matter what you are in a bit over board. There are much better ways to get output than just throwing a crap ton of drivers in your car. Since you have them we can help, but we need details. I would suggest posting though before buying anything as your current plan really won't work very well. rant/ BTW, no such thing as a rear stage. You may have rears, but no rear stage. Just like subs, there is no substage. /rant

It depends on your power. Probably not necessary if you do the right steps, but in my old house you should have heard the ground loops without one. Yes I know pulling a fresh ground will also solve the issue, but it isn't always trivial to do.

Maybe they will finally build a car that someone wants to buy.

Fairly easy to get a 110v relay. I will be controlling mine shortly that way. Curious if by power center though you mean line conditioner as well. If so, let's just say my interest in piqued. Would you be interested in something that just had passive modules, or are you looking for something bigger? Not sure, just sorting out the equipment list for the house in the next few weeks. I may run a dedicated big arse circuit for audio, but we shall see. A new ground is a must.

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