///M5

If you don't have enough space for 18's perhaps picking up 15's would be a better idea.

Hearing the words isn't difficult and good sounding continues to be subjective. The sub you are using is not meant to blend at all with a front stage so trying to make it do so isn't logical IMO. I think your real goals and what you are relaying to us don't coincide at all at the moment.

While you misunderstood the "removable baffle" portion of the question, the idea I like that I developed out of your reply. There is a goop like butyl rubber that comes in a big lace form that companies with anechoic chambers use to seal off the chamber holes (for wires and such). While real messy it would work well here. Sort of the same technique that you use for sealing a toilet. You squish it down until you have a uniform filling layer. Now if there was something similar that wasn't messy I'd be real happy.

In a sub amp it matters not, get the better bang for the buck. Personally I would have gone D4 for that reason though as there are more 2ohm budget choices than at 1 or 4. I will second Jim's statement though that you really don't need that much with that driver.

Not sure what you mean by that. For an SQ system you can use very budget friendly drivers, and even budget friendly installation techniques, but you can't skimp on the time you take when doing the install. It is all install man. Your budget is already way larger than necessary as long as you spend it more wisely than you currently are. Figure out everything except the sub first and go backwards.

I disagree, but I suppose it depends on what you are comparing them with. I think they are a ripoff in Vegas.

They were already up.

And another:

Depends all on your budget and goals, in this case the goals are associated by what you mean by "keep up".

Looks great so far, hopefully I'll get to start on some this winter

Teaser:

Other than the Aura's I have most of those in my bassment

Every removable one I have made in the past I have never removed, but I have different plans for this one. Be busy for a while and then not much.

new thread: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...c=12066&hl=

I need to build a new test enclosure and in the process prefer to use a removable baffle. In the past I have used something like this: http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_i...products_id=768 I am also curious if anyone has any specific implementation recommendations on bolt spacing, overlap of the gasket, better gasket materials, and so on.

Put a red top in the truck last night, couldn't wait for shipping as I have to go to the airport on Tuesday and will not leave the car there for a week.

And as you can see through the windows it is in the woods. has one of these along with it too

The house has 3

Hopefully the owners of this house will negotiate. This would be my office:

In all reality, I don't like oak. Reminds me of the 90's too much, but that is probably since I have been house shopping a lot lately and that era of house I hate.

Take out your cap.

have a new toy. pics later, too much to do right now.

Use cherry then

but don't expect it to be easy and instantly gratifying.

Focus on the box instead, it will make a way bigger difference.