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Tubes glow when its working, but unfortunally those aren't the tubes that glow like a halogen light... If you look closely you can see the glow though, helps when its dark.

She had to be joking, right?? lol

Agreed.

Added and out like a light.

I haven't been on AIM in quite a while, couple months actually. I use MSN messenger though. Not evne sure what exactly my AIM is though...

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I can't even fricking get quotes right. I'm going to bed.

The name, is Ryan. its 12:30 and my alarms is set for 7:30 every morn for work. Why the hell am I still up?

Nice looking subs.

Thank you sir.

Ok 1. Prefabs suck. 2. "Cubes" is slang for a cubic measurement. (feet x feet x feet, a measure of volume) 1 cube = 1 ft^3 = 1 cubic foot = 1728 in^3 3. Box building isn't really all that complicated once you look at the basics. A sealed box is just a simple box with a hole in one side for the subwoofer. For a ported box, it is the same just with a vent for air to pass in and out of (the vent is calcuated to tune the box to a specific frequency (frequency is measured in hertz). 4. Driver displacement is just the amount of air that the subwoofer takes up in the box. *hope this helps*

Pics of the Ark?? *gets hopes up*

I haven't decided if I'm going to respond or not. *edit* I wrote a response... see what it yields me. I figure if someone is looking down the path of the dark side, I'll help them out.

Nice, free is always the best.

*Clicks view new posts*

I'll take your word on them. I just was looking at them on madisound and they do look just about perfect for what I'm doing. Oh and those pics were taking a couple months ago, hence the snow.

Some pics I took, thought I would share them.

Thank you good sir!

I need to buy some nice tweets that can drop lower than the cheapo Dayton ones I have to play around with.

Just got outa the woodshop (No pictures for you picture whores) Workin on a quad Dayton Reference tower ~2.8 cubes ported to 40 hz, 16"^2 of port. I've got the hole cut for the tweet, and one woofer. The top and bottom glued on one of the sides. *Of course all the pieces are cut also* If I get work on it tommorow evening, I should be able to put some power to it late evening. This one is just a trial demo beater cabinet (MDF). I really didn't want to screw up with 60$ per sheet baltic birch ply. Rough dimensions are 4'x11"(deep)x9.5"

For people who don't know wtf they are talking about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hutchison_effect

Got my plans drawn up now, gonna go see if I can play woodbutcher now.

How much space are you willing to sacrifice outa your trunk?