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That is easily solved.

That is really good to hear!

Sweet, that is a lot of work , but it is going to be worth it

either one will accomplish what your after, but IME, the 1.25ft^3 is the one the rl-p really shined in. you can always add some poly if the lowend isn't enough... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee To be the devil's advocate you could make it a 1.5cuft and then make it smaller to see which you like; however, 1.25 should be great.

another friggin' Monday..., what's happening on the "later" side of the pond.

Ours jumps like that on the weekends, but only on roads leading to the lakes. On the way I saw from $2.79 to $3.36 all within two days...

what are you waiting for?

i'm hungry

That will be cool in such a small car, I'd love to see pics. What are you powering it with? As for the polyfill, I have no idea on international shipping but maybe a recommendation to find some. Goto the SEAS speaker website and find the local dealer, and they will know.

Sweet, nice choice.

I have seen a lot of very happy DIY'ers with SoundSplinter based substages for in home audio.

Welcome

fcuk I need to cut my nails so I can type

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Just got back from my Brother/Sis in laws lake cabin. Playin' catchup,.

They ship here?

X2

I watched that on the plane two weeks ago and enjoyed it.

Your tastes are almost similar to mine.

i'm out, see you guys after the weekend. time for some fun in the sun.

might I add how poorly I did in electronics? most frustrating physics class I took, all theoretical which helps me not. I really needed an applied electronics class, but I think I can still fudge my way through math and thevein's theorem derivations.

oh and you only need 5 components to do it so you aren't fudging your signal up real bad.

What negative effects do higher order filters have? Most would have a bad interaction in the stop band as well as create some seriously funky group delay. For instance if you went 8th order by strapping two 4th order filters together; however, this isn't a problem with the Cauer. Basically you take a standard LR4th and add a notch filter chosen to be at the beginning of the slope to give you an approxiamate 40-50db roll off near the crossover point. Since it is still a LR you get the nice transition from driver to driver, but don't have to worry about all the other issues when using two drivers that might normally be better suited for a three way. In my case I want the MB of an 8, but only want to go two way for cost, simplicity, and space. Plus I'd love to have bookshelves that womp on my friends mains. Of course, SPL wise running a tweet that low will be the limitation but designed right they should still get decently loud. And again being for my office, SQ is more important than SPL but you'd probably guess that from me anyway.

/\ yes it is me, the active guy asking a passive question....