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Top And I'm off to sleep.

Jim, if you are interested in me build horns for you, I have two sheets of good 1/2" BB on order, the soonest they will be here is end of next week. I'm gonna build a pair for myself, and then see how I like them, and what shipping would be.

*heads off to sleep*

Just took the chevelle for a joyride with a friend. I went to her brothers house to see where he was living now, and I took his roommate which I happen to know for a ride in it. First stopsign I was at turning onto the main road, I let 'er rip. *Its a 4 lane road, I'm turning on to it, and the tires stop spinning when I get straigtened out* About 200 feet after I straigten out and resume the speed limit, I see a cop. Now I'm thinking, DAMN. He just lets me go, I drive on by, dosen't even flash his lights. I was one of the few people on the road at that time too.

Very nice work on the box.

*Just broke a dang bootlace*

Well, time to go to work.

AF is a forum of DIY'ers on the mechanic side of the automobile, most peoples audio knowledge on AF is downright pitiful though. I check it everyday, but I don't respond usually unless I have something usefull to say. *Oh wait, you said intelligent people to check in on a daily basis*

I try to only post in there when I have some knowledge to input into the conversation. Yes, sr20 dosen't post much, but he is very wise in the ways of car audio.

You forgot Sr20 on that list of AF audio people. And I help out when I can.

When you have over 300k registered members on AF, there are alot of mods, and some are a little stubborn. *And your perfect???* I'm not even gonna bother to read the thread but were you perfectly civil in your arguments? Oh was it a one week trip to banlandia or what?

And it is good to see that you are back ramos.

If you are willing to learn, I don't call it ignorance. I call it a lack of experience. I am always willing..........its just sitting down to learn..........thats the part i gotta do. J You may tell yoruself that your learning by sitting down, but are you really learning or just looking at material? I've found the best way to learn something is to severely screw it up the first time, then fix it.

If ya'll haven't seen this yet, thought you might find it interesting to check out. http://fresnoracing.ipbhost.com/index.php?...topic=30057&hl=

If you are willing to learn, I don't call it ignorance. I call it a lack of experience.

OHHHHhhhhhh, Ok.

Well, you dumbed it down enough for this hick to understand all of it. I can see how explaining what you do would be kinda hard.

If your post is in reference to his long explanation he typed out for me, thats easy to understand. *but maybe thats because my dad is an ME, my brother is a senior in IE, and I'm a soph in EE...*

Thank you for taking the time to write/type that out for me! Shanna's explanation may be easier for you, but not near as interesting for me.

That video is very interesting. Thanks!!

Interesting. If you don't mind, i've got a few questions... What type of applications does this apply to? Is this accoustics in theaters, vibration and stress analysis on buildings or what? I'm intrigued.

I whole heartedly agree says the person who wants line arrays in a dorm room.