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I use disposable plastic cups. Two at a time though as usually buy the time they are empty it has eaten the bottom out of them. Keg cups actually, can't complain with 50 cups for $2

got an offer on the house last night, but it sucked.

Captain Procrastination for me today...actually most of this week

your spelling is good, get a bucketload of brushes you will use them up.

There are a lot of "it depends" that need to be sorted out to really give you an answer; however, you would be severly choking the 15 in such a small box and with such little port area. If that is all the room you have you should probably stick with your 12. A 15 in a cramped box will not be louder nor sound as good as a 12 in an optimal enclosure.

I usually over do the hardener which gives you a lot of heat and a really short working time. Luckily chip brushes are 10 for $1 here so I don't really care.

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I can't say that I have ever had that problem, usually the opposite though.

On the phone man, I am attempting to do my job

Bah , I wouldn't go that far . Umm, then you would be wrong. Your glass skills are way beyond mine, way.

by a lot

I usually apply resin , then lay the mat over top of the resin did it just like that and then tried to apply pressure with my hand didn't try to press it with the brush though. i wonder if it sticks to the brush... remembered i need to strengthen the center console and i thought about adding a layer of fg on the inside. how could i make it stick to plastic ? I always put the mat on a piece of fiberglass and paint it with resin, then pick it up and put it on the object, then use the wet brush to push out all of the air bubbles. Ramos > me though

This looks perfect for my computer speaker needs. If I ran something like this how would I power it? Also I would want to put a little 6.5" woofer for sub duty. How hard is it to build a crossover? Its something I've really been wanting to learn. and we've been going over current flow and resistance in Phys II so it seems it would go hand in hand. Lastly how much would this setup run? The crossover is pretty easy with the schematic, I don't remember the cost when I added it up but it wasn't all that much. As for power any cheap pawn shop receiver would do you justice. A ported mli6.5 with a 70w amp could make a decent sub to go with it.

Edit: I downloaded the pic and re-hosted it: As for your IB question, personally I would prefer my subs that way but that doesn't mean you will. As for the mid/midbass thing they aren't always the same. In a 3 way it would be two separate drivers where in general the midbass would work well IB, but regularly the mid is better in some sort of enclosure even if it is an aperiodic one. And yes, a simple comp set should sound significantly better than the 6x8's. As for the odd install, I am not I understand but if they are in a sealed box they are sealed.

meh, couldn't pick a more boring car to me.

delicious. I just finished off a glass of Dr. Pepper and crown, but I prefer the coke as a general rule with food i decide if I want ranch dressing, and there is light ranch with half the calories, I just eat half the amount of regular ranch Ranch dressing is nasty. thank god someone else agrees with me here, i hate the smell of the stuff let alone the taste. And to top it off 2 tbsp of bacon grease is healthier for you than 2 tbsp of ranch. Tastes way better too, even on salad.

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rofl

Boo, Honduh. At least he is buying instead of leasing, funny though doesn't he work for a Chrysler dealership? Using a p9 without doing a 3way is sacrilegious. If I were around I'd be glad to stand around and drink beer to "supervise".

probably, I don't really like that one.

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Time for your landlords insurance to buy you an LCD!

Beautiful work!!

CRT still work? Aargh, frustrating either way.

wait, you bribe your customs officer with cartoons? well, i have to get around the fees... I'm just saying it's a tad peculiar that you can bribe government officials with something like cartoons. Perhaps a trip to the Eastern block would enlighten you a bit. I got "caught" doing a bunch of things that were pretty easy to get out of.