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Sold my fun ride so I am not the one on tv

Sticky

How did you measure it? I use a yard stick

Carbonate your water, it is an amazing substitution. I tried that, but do not like the taste of carbonated water.Squeeze a lemon in it. Keep trying, eventually it'll grow on you. I prefer lime, now I just need a carbonating setup If/when we gut our house I want that shit on tap.

Tastes like the water you make it from

Carbonate your water, it is an amazing substitution. I tried that, but do not like the taste of carbonated water. Squeeze a lemon in it. Keep trying, eventually it'll grow on you.

Carbonate your water, it is an amazing substitution.

If you aren't going to move it a DIY will really work nice.I think its a solid cheap alternative. Thanks for the extra vote. :0My vote was DIY to be clear.

Soccer? Never knew you played.Career ender above. Illegal slide tackle from behind is what took out my toe. Tried to play for the next year gimping around avoiding my left foot, but only being able to lay into the ball with the right seriously effed my game. Took two years to heal and then I went to college where there was way more pussy to be had if I didn't have a soccer distraction.

In reality I can't with any conscience recommend that you run active. Just run a passive set but focus on installing it properly. This will be your biggest gain to date and a learning experience you drastically need.

Sampling rate is the LAST thing you need to worry about. Do NOT buy a miniDSP. It will fail you miserably. You can't set up an active crossover and then run with it. It takes DAYS of tweaking in particular when your ears are noobtastic. Considering the confusion you have regarding simple things a complex processor like the miniDSP will only make your setup sound like shit. You are also grasping onto features in headunits that are pointless. Like the HD radio. I still don't understand why you are so eager to grab a technology that sounds worse than standard over the air broadcasts. In particular of course when our radio stations suck donkey dick here. Either run passive completely or buy an active headunit. Anything else you do will be a huge waste of money.

Work, sure. Sound like shit, you bet. Last thing you want to do is mount a speaker on a floppy surface. Everything about installation is voided with those.

I've broken both pinky toes and my big toe. Cracked the tip off my big toe. Healed with a spur under it and kept rebreaking. Soccer and a toe like that was not good.

shit Ryan

err, my wives is loaded. Mine is done for the year. I've got three flights and a weekend snowmobile trip. Trails close April 1.

Had to get the wives car and a tow strap to get it off. Uber small love mark on the truck and had to pull the sled on its side in a snowbank for about 10' but mine is loaded and the truck is pointed the right way out of town.

Open the clamshell the other way, take the e-brake off the sled, start to hop on it and the trailer closes as the gas shock is obviously wimpy. Hit me in the head, I never got on it. Sled starts rolling and while holding up the trailer I can't force it onto the ramp. Slip, gave myself a nice abrasion on my leg. Sled ends up on my bumper with one ski on each side of the trailer tongue pointing downhill. BIL's sled is 600lbs.

Went to unload my BIL's sled off my trailer. Pulled the trailer out of the garage, pointed it down the hill and started to back the sled off the trailer. Just spun the track and I couldn't budge it. Roll the ramp around to the front of the trailer.

Every fucking thing related to a snowmobile breaks on me this year.

Pimpin' around

Did I just ever have a shifty comedy of errors

Liquid marshmallow anug

and make your ass sweat! breathing makes my ass sweat

To add more fuel to the topic, Brad outlines what happens on a driver level but you also need to consider human anatomy. At low frequencies the brain can determine phasing differences in a signal due to interaural time delay (since there is space between the ears) and at higher frequencies we tend to lean toward level differences between the ears to hear directionally. This effect is also not linear and can be greatly influenced by overall level. At high SPL and high frequency this can go to hell as well. Put a CO2 sensor in every outlet in a room, have one go off and try to find it - not so much fun at night... Either way mix the driver response, with anatomy and your general statement is really far from reality. What is the cure? It comes back to this intelligent installation we keep referring to that you keep ignoring and instead are focusing on adding drivers (and more mess) to the equation when you haven't yet reached the 101 stage. You really should start passive. Anything active is obviously miles beyond what anyone at your shop can comprehend.

They compress the shit out of my manhood