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And really, nobody here is missing the big picture. Well, maybe one person...

We've been through this time and time again on another forum. Ntrain knows what I'm talking about. Simply put, they don't give two chits about a guy doing one show a month in one city. If you talk to any SERIOUS competitor, they don't do one or two shows a month in one city. They do probably 4 shows anywhere they can make it to. If they have 16 hours to get somewhere, they will. They'll sleep in the car if they have to. They spend WAY more money than they make. You're not going to get any sponshorship. Not with your system. Not with your truck. Not staying IN Dallas, bitching about driving to Ft. Worth. Sorry if anyone thinks this is out of line, but I've been listening to it for a few years now, and quite frankly, I'm tired of it.

Clamp on ammeter is the easiest. Otherwise you have to break the circuit.

Vibrating is WAY different than flexing.

I agree totally. I still have my 12, but I don't have a place for it. It's in a box in the basement. I love that thing.

I posted the first one I found. I was thinking of ways to cut PVC, and that came into my head.

That would be one ridiculously large band saw. Every band saw I have used has about 6 inches of cutting depth. A 13 inch diameter tube is pucking huge. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/disp...temnumber=93762 That's the kind I meant. I realize that most people probably don't have one of those. My old boss has nearly every kind of tool available to man, so I always have access to stuff like that. Anyway, set it in there and drop it down. BAM. Done.

Is it square on one end? Measure a few different spots and draw a line. Or else set it on a band saw.

Still need to get more powa for those moofers.

I'd like to see a pic of that HU installed. My GF has that same car and it's got a goofy stock unit that I've been curious as to whether or not it could be replaced.

I have a 12V Rigid that I bought about 4 years ago. It's a tank. I used at work for most of those 4 years. It's been dropped, kicked, stepped on, hit on things, been left out in the rain, etc. It still works perfect. Only thing that I've done is buy a extended life battery. A guy I worked with had a Ryobi that was better suited as a paper weight than a drill. Biggest POS I've ever seen. Dewalt doesn't do much for me. Basically a rebadged B&D.

Try running a completely new set of RCA's. Might be pinched somewhere and you don't realize it.

Missed this one for the last month. I like Red Stripe. I like PBR. I love Miller High Life. Can't help it, grew up watching my dad drink Old Milwaukee. Oberon is real good too. Don't know if it's available all over the country though. I believe it's made in south west Michigan. Blue Moon is good too. I also enjoy stuff from Breckenridge. Avalanche and whatnot, the names are slipping me right now.

I doubt that the subs broke your truck. I'd vote for the t-bone doing it.

He used his SoundStream's to do it...

Metallica-Master of Puppets, Orion, Sanitarium Mudvayne-Happy

Metallica-Master of Puppets. Quite possibly the best album ever made. Period.

I was just thinking, I'd LOVE to have a new Atlas, but instead of the 12 like I have I want an 8. I think that would be tits.

Jesus. Good work Jamie.

I've still got a 12" Atlas. I friggin love it. It's sitting in the basement now, but it's perfect. No place to put it, and I don't want to part with it really. I'm stuck.

Does the chrome make it louder? lol, j/k

Funny. I was thinking the same thing Sean.

Any plans for an 8? I'd really like a pair of something quality and different, if you know what I mean.

Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi. Whatever on most of there albums.

And just in case any of you are wondering about the mustard, it is the cat's ass. I bought 4 cans of it last fall and it surely didn't last long. That is all. As you were.