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I like your shirt. Mounting amps underneath the wall? Already have the amp settings figured out? Always wondered if that's what most people did, or just slide them out for tweaking? Tuned in for the sealing around the wall, always seems to be the "fun" part of wall builds.

Controversial? Lets hear about it bro. J It's sorta like a ninja star with two S's in the center.

Happy Holidays man.

Why do you want loud bass?

Was that smoke from the terminals I saw?

I really like that name.

Just say something like: After this day we will no longer answer emails about the deal and we will no longer be selling anything at the deal price. It will be as if it never happened. If you ask us we will reply with, "I don't know what your talking about the (product) is always priced at $XXXX.XX" I wish, but I have a policy of answering every damn email, no matter how stupid, that comes in. I can attest to this.

Should be simple... Work on the platform you can also test. Much better to test on the actual application instead of a simulator. I plan on developing for Android 4.0 only at first because I will own a phone and tablet running 4.0 soon. Adrian_D, I may be PM'ing you some for some pointers. I'm a Mechanical Engineer by trade and have only dabbled in very very small amounts of C++. I really have no idea what I'm getting into with Java. Shoot away Okay, how do I do anything??? lol Honestly, that is the point I am at and I have been reading for a couple days. However I found some tutorials to do some simple programs which is the best way for me to learn. Hopefully I can be off and running with some of my own simple programs very soon. 1. Get something like Netbeans or Eclipse. They all have packages only for Java, since I believe you don't need a lot of developer tools. 2. Look at Sun's tutorials. Hello world, using forms etc to get your feet wet. I'll look for some tutorials I have saved... Got Eclipse and the Android plug in to go with it. I've gotten all the current API err ADK err whatever downloaded from Google. Funny thing is the 1st Android tutorial is called Hello world as well. Must be the same. In any programming language they all start off with a "hello world", basic method of outputting text to the screen. I thought about making an app for android a few months back, but got lazy. Tuned in.

1920*1080 wallpaper one 1920*1080 wallpaper two Pictures a bit grungy / grainy, I don't have space at the moment to take proper photos.

25" depth, 25" width, 15" height. double baffle. SSA doesn't have the cutout dimension listed for the new icon, but I'm pretty sure it'll be the same as the 18" xcon which is: 16.750" Think we should do carpet, or try and paint it to match interior? Either way works. No rush.

Thanks, If I ever drive out to Co I'll stop by.

lol poor que Stef? Didn't want to wait any longer, decided to build it myself. And how is that going? Built it yesterday, look for the topic about the icon wallpaper, I posted a short review on the icon and pic of the box.

Anyone listen to Terry Jacks? And where the fuck has Sean been, business trip?

lol poor que Stef? Didn't want to wait any longer, decided to build it myself.

I canceled the request.

Oh and because I like to take pictures: Shitty cell phone pic: Still deciding how I'm going to finish the enclosure.

I installed it this morning, sealed alignment, not too much output lost coming from the pair of 15" xcons in a ported setup, but the sound quality is just whole new level (partially the enclosure choice). The icon sounds outstanding on everything I've played so far, at high listening volume there is no sound of stress on the driver, sq isn't diminished in any way. This is one of my favorite songs to use for testing out midbass and bass: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u5egl8vt64 Listening to it today with the icon was quite a shock, never have I heard such realism in my car or in any other car I've listened to. The quick drumming towards the end, double kick?, not sure the correct term, is awesome, I was grinning ear to ear for a solid five minutes. As far as output, well my setup isn't geared for it, the driver is likely seeing well under 1200watts, relatively small sealed enclosure, but I'd be willing to bet that it's at least 144db sealed at the headrest on some content. If I could switch this driver out for anything else on the market, I don't believe I would, perhaps that's ignorance on my part, but it's the best sounding setup I've heard (and I've heard a fair amount )

The customer is always right

I'm thinking of painting the box white and drawing some designs with a big black ink pen or making some stencils and spray painting them on. Just something out of the ordinary, a bit artsy perhaps. <--Me when I'm driving down the road.

That is great to hear. How do you like the sound (not output just sound) compared to the Xcon's? The xcons were in a large ported setup, and the icon is in a smaller sealed setup, so aside from output it's still not quite a fair comparison in terms of SQ, but any way: Listen to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u5egl8vt64 The icon is outstanding, at max volume it was able to nail every beat from the above without any sound of stressing. Played a bunch of Cake, Evanescence, Tool, and a few bass heavy songs. My stereo is finally complete, killer front stage, and slightly excessive bass with the utmost realistic sound. My car sounds like theirs tiny people playing instruments on my dash. I'm extremely pleased right now. On some material the output loss isn't very much compared to the last setup, I just played Lullaby - A Perfect Circle (rock) and I would bet money it would meter around 144. Now I'm just looking for excuses to go driving.

That is great to hear. How do you like the sound (not output just sound) compared to the Xcon's? The xcons were in a large ported setup, and the icon is in a smaller sealed setup, so aside from output it's still not quite a fair comparison in terms of SQ, but any way: Listen to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u5egl8vt64 The icon is outstanding, at max volume it was able to nail every beat from the above without any sound of stressing. Played a bunch of Cake, Evanescence, Tool, and a few bass heavy songs. My stereo is finally complete, killer front stage, and slightly excessive bass with the utmost realistic sound. My car sounds like theirs tiny people playing instruments on my dash. I'm extremely pleased right now.

Well on the bright side of things, I installed my icon today. Absolutely love it. I finally have a well rounded setup.