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There is a funny correlation between people who have good sounding systems and people who like sealed boxes. Sad part is it is only funny to those who are the whole cause of this thread.

Happy Birthday, and I have the opposite of Neil's feelings. Your hangover should be killing you

Happy belated!

you recognized it, I sure the fuck didn't

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Eff him. One of the brightest prof's I took classes from used to play live Dead bootlegs during finals and regularly wore tie die and other hippie wear to class.

Impressive *chuckles

lol, just realized in the initial post that you cited the AA Poly. Either way, the midrange will be fine. As for tweets, we need some direction from you. There are lots to choose from. Budget, listening preferences, mounting location, and physical size limit are all very important parameters. Without them you won't get any real help.

No harm, but if you went and heard those three speakers you wouldn't be comparing them. They really aren't similar at all.

I think your second guess is closer. I'd guess between 20 and 21 seconds.

I just used USPS and had no troubles.

Nice work *haves a hard time contemplating F to C with a paper/presentation.

Yeah, I guess we're both right. It's vibrational movement. Fans definitely can't do that though. A fan that you can modulate can attempt to.

Are you saying cowboys drink tequila? I agree on both accounts though, except of course for Margarita's which I really dig paired with the right food.

I agree with everything except using the word accessorize.

Yes, a wave requires a media.

Flora de Cana ftw!

meh, I disagree completely. Vodka that is worth drinking can be drank straight in a rocks glass at room temperature and I would never, ever enjoy an 8oz glass of smirnoff that way.

You should really use your ears to decide and not ours.

Nope, it is huge and along with its size comes a great lfe (for a tweet) and a wonderful response.

the gains were set correctly, but had NO response at all. started to play with it and to get the response i have now that's where they have to be. lpf is at 70, ss off (all the way down, think on amp it's marked 11). set by ear, then had someone use a dmm and they left it at about the exact same way i had it before. amps a cadence txa1000d. I don't buy it. There is no way if it is "correct" that it can slam on some freq's and not others...unless you truly have some very challenged music tastes.

the poly is just a budget driver, right, cause poly is not the best of sounding drivers from what i understand. i wish there was a graph on it...anybody have one? I'd take the Poly's midrange over the MLI's midrange...not quite sure what you mean by it being "just" a budget driver, it sounds pretty nice well i read on DIYMA that poly is not the best choice for a cone material. it will end up sounding muddy on the upper ranges. i could be wrong Not sure which Poly driver you are referring to, but it isn't a bad midrange material.

Personally I wouldn't buy the Type R's nor a Kenwood amp but it would help to understand your goals.

No matter what variation he tries to put on it, it's still a 4th order bandpass acoustical filter. When it comes down to it, you really just have different filters: 2nd Order - sealed and IB 4th Order - bass-reflex and the sealed rear chamber bandpass 6th Order - Front and rear ported bandpass 8th Order - Three chamber ported bandpass (typically one or two of the chambers firing into the third chamber) Everything else that isn't a horn or TL is just a variation of those 4, but the characteristics are extremely similar no matter what that variation is. 2nd order is just keeping the back wave separated from front ...correct? 4th order like sup posted 1 is out of phase to keep them from canceling out each other from facing each other? 2nd order has a 12dB roll off in its response, 4th order has a 24dB roll off.

Lol, the key is in the slant