Adrian_D

Suggestions are welcome, this won't be built until next year, still have to build the room and everything. Tapco J2500 over here, it's a wee bit more expensive than the ep2500. reviews say it's a great amp.

i'd keep the hu. you never know when you'll want to go active and need processing.

time for some exercise. no time for gym so i do push-ups at home

it was good to remember how much programming affects the lower back

finally working on my school project i need to get that chit done in a very short time.

What kind of protein you use? I'm a big fan of muscle milk, yes I know it's lots of a calories but it taste so damn good, haha. Adrian you must of posted that right as I went to sleep otherwise I would have stuck around . I didn't know you played CS, we'll have to play sometime. And J congrats on 10k posts. well, the school's system admin and one of my friends invited me for a quick match. i don't usually play at home or on the internet but i won't refuse an offer from someone. maybe sometime in the summer, if i hold a meet with some of my friends.

2 of those would be killer chit, there's a usx 4085 too...

why do i always have to do projects for the useless classes like chemistry ? i should be working on my cs project dammit !

Tom and Chris (i hope i remembered right..)

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thinking about ampage / anything > studying.

thanks a lot Tom. i was teh sleepy last night and forgot to say

only for a short time time for some counter strike in one of the school computer labs

teh hop aren't suckz0rzz anymore ! i'm hurr

me likey teh new bann3rz joo have

start posting slacker. only a few posts till 10k

look at the shop page. it's there.

Tom, if you still have one of those ditro blocks (and want to part with it), i'll buy one from you and congrats on the Camaro.

cool pics i love the look of the towers

a new moderator has descended upon us

i'm still running a deathbox. loaded with an ss rl-i 10. i get a bit of port noise, but only at high volumes and there's an annoying hump around 125hz (which can be brought down by tuning the box or using a steep x-over slope) only had experience with it in my room : goes a bit lower than sealed, it's detailed and fast. and the sealed volume hits the mark Mike recommended. i've also built the 12" version but i won't comment on that since i used a crappy sub.

sweetness

good night ~

all the subwooferage related gear i have is currently in my house