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It'll make your tweeters brighter. Whether or not you need it, or like it, you'll have to try it out.

Oh the irony.

Yeah not knowing whether to man up the pain, or if it's something serious has to be terrible. Last time I was in ER it was fucking stupid, just a way for them to do some practice and make some $$$.

They reneged on a contract?

Same shit happened to my cousin last time I was visiting. Glad they caught it in time.

Never knew Sean went to Portland.

If you decide to try different ported enclosure tunings than use external aero ports or pvc pipe. Figure out the net volume, area of the ports, and port length needed for each tuning frequency. Start with low tuning, and incrementally cut them down to try the next tuning point. I don't believe doing the above will get what you want, but if you're going to try different tunings anyway than the above should make it easier.

No.

GAYMUSLM if 8 were possible or 01OlL1lL, and I'd get a cover to hide the bottom of the letters.

FUKBIGG

Didn't know we were headed to the beach that day. Next time at the beach had on trunks and no boots. Proceeded to plop my lawn chair in the ocean with a bucket of beers. After reading that I still imagine trunks and boots.

What do you make, and what makes it different than the rest? Welcome to SSA.

Good thing the phones corded.

http://gizmodo.com/5157354/boy-killed-anally-when-office-chair-explodes

What 10" mids are you using, and what crossover points? How are they installed, on door sheet metal, or door panel? Doors sound deadened, holes sealed up? Reason I ask is out of all the subwoofers I've had I've never been happy with any of them crossed over at 80hz (could not imagine them crossed at 150hz). I eventually started crossing over in the 50hz range, and was WAY happier, so now I wonder what mids you're using that fail to cover that area.

OP wants output and a good frequency response. 2 18s = output. sealed enclosure = good frequency response. ---- You want a smooth frequency response at the least, and generally the more linear the better. The less EQ needed the better. Using two different enclosure alignments creates an unneeded problem of two different frequency responses that would require extensive EQ for "mating" them together. So yes you could could do it, but it probably wouldn't sound as good as simply using one alignment with a better frequency response right from the get-go, and than using slight EQ to fix what's excessive. Oh and I'm not the purple man. Just my take on his suggestion and the OP's idea.

Amazon. If you don't have a prime account, buy one. Doesn't work. I don't want new. Most of the stuff I want can be had for $2-4 as none of it was recorded after 1980Oh yeah I forgot used. Any luck on Ebay?

Amazon. If you don't have a prime account, buy one.

And fuck Amazon is stupid. I signed up for an affiliate account, and I've had six orders already, but their tracking doesn't show which site or image/link was used for the orders, and I don't remember what I posted.

Boris is insane.

Fuck yeah! Awesome man.

Did you do a look around afterwards Ryan? Make sure no one was on the ground laughing.