///M5
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You only need the subsonic if you have a ported enclosure. The Lowpass you should set to where you like it, personally my subs are crossed at 50Hz but most people like to run them higher at the expense of localization though. Phase shift will be completely different for every installation. Try it both ways and see. Never used or seen a qbass adjustment. I'd prefer it flat if it is some sort of bass response profile/boost.
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got it. i'm at school now. i will wrestle with it this afternoon. No hurry.
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don't use the green ever again...
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Voltage is not the only thing you have to measure if you want to make a standard.
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I'll help you answer the question yourself. Do one 4"x2" port and two 2"x2" ports and see what you come up with.
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Adrian, Check your email.
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Since you will be making the port smaller without changing the length you will lower the tuning and have the possibility of port noise.
1 mile sounds good to me - similar benefits and such? Job offers all over this board lately - I just got a nice one for May through the end of August. It isn't an offer anymore, though ... because I took it. Well I just left Scandia (Naval Contractor) for this job. Took a pay cut (about 8.5k), 1/2 the commute (not far from amanda), great benifits, better boss, much better atmosphere. own office etc. This new job offer is at an Army contractor, off base right next to my home almost, great benifits, equal to if not better money than what I was making at the Naval Contractor, doing back what I was doing at the research lab. I worry because the current job fought pretty hard to bring me in, and they have really put a lot of responsibilty on my shoulders along with heading up upgrading and improving development and CAD software. I would hate to bolt on two different jobs back to back for a 3rd after many streaches in the past have a great deal of trouble finding just one, and even the ones I found were way below my skill set or schooling. Don't worry about the company you're at now. Trust me, no matter how hard you work for them, they will NEVER hesitate to fire you if the need arises. And they won't feel bad about it either. Take the new job if you want to and don't worry about backing out on others. It's just the way it goes. I'd agree, but I'd do it on good terms. Tell them your intentions, but be sure to be flexible and helpful in the leaving process. It shouldn't be too hard for them to understand considering the difference in offers.
Tom Vids are expected, not requested. What tires did you buy?
not what I was expecting at all.
since your here Jim
http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/showth...;highlight=jimj
I might be going to LA that week to. We shall see.
when you go to college, you can't help but to absorb that bullchit Not where I went to school.
got to work on any cool vehicles lately?
must be the height