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yes thats what i want. now i just needa find someone to do plans.

i really wanna port the sucker, but sealed may be more practical for what i have, because i dont have tons and tons of room. but if i can port this thing in under say 3-4 cu ft total then it may work that way.

ya i listen to rock mostly, but rap and techno too. and im also looking for a decent plate amp to power it with. the only ones ive found thus far are the ones at parts express, what is yalls take on those, and do yall have anybody i could pay for enclosure designs?

lol i like that

alright well i have been contemplating getting an rl-p 12 and porting at something pretty low like 20 hz for home audio use. putting about 540 watts to it. im starting to wonder if this would be overkill, and if i should go with an rl-i with alil less power. i also wanted to know if there was someone who could draw me up some plans, or at least someone i could talk to about plans. thanks yall.

im lookin to do almost the same thing, except with an RL-p 12" so im quite interested in this. It will be my first venture into DIY home audio, and am looking for some box plans as well, and i am also looking for a recommendation on an amp. i was thinking about a partsexpress 500 watt plate amp.

well i was talking with some of my friends, and we got to talking about some stupid crap. so i decided to ask the same question. When you are listening to your system in your car, do you tend to leave it on even numbers or odd numbers? (ex. i like mine on 18) i tend to lean toward even numbers, and some of my friends will only listenin on odd numbers. what are yalls thoughts?

i want one medium regular t-shirt

he wont let me see them though, so im kinda like AHH!

my mad mispell klipsch

my dad said he may give me some of his old klipse horns when i graduate. he says theyre pretty dang good. what do yall think of em. or do you know about em at all. i think theyre pretty old.

dreaming is the best part, its what makes things fun.

i like difficult though, it makes things more fun, when it comes to setup.

all the stuff i have right now was mainly used for guitar recordings, and with use with guitar amps. i have a relatively nice marshall one that takes 200watts rms, if anyone is interested. its 2 twelves in it. i have the alesis powering that right now with my electronic drum set, in which im trying to sell as well.

In my room right now i have this pioneer 7.1 receiver i got for cheap at circuit city. it does what works for now. its 100x7. i should probably get a better reciever if i plan on upgrading shouldnt i? the model is pioneer vsx-515