S.DeYoung
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Price drop.
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Price change since I installed into a box and tested it out for a few minutes. $150 shipped.
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my IA Death Penalty 18" stopped working..
S.DeYoung replied to DeafIam's topic in Incriminator Audio
It's not worthless. Tell us more about your setup. Settings on the amplifier, enclosure specs, when did you notice it stopped working correctly. -
That's how every subwoofer I have bought from Fi and SSA has been. I have never had a problem. That is all Fed Ex's fault. The only way it could've be packaged better is if it were crated.
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Thanks everyone. Honestly, it was not one of my best carpet jobs.
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The back is 2.25" thick, so the amps can be mounted. The Stetsom has rubber mounts built into the mounting locations. I used some washers to keep the amplifier slightly raised off the carpet since it has a fan.
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Hello from Kalamazoo!
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People hatin... Keep on hustlin
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It's a great score for a start. When you test more and improve, you will be able to achieve much higher scores. Good job.
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I have seen plenty of undesired results from PWK. He is not as good as you are making him seem.
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If you do go with E-15, I have a barely used one that I could sell to you for cheap. I have the original packaging.
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Small amp recommendations?
S.DeYoung replied to AXEHAMMER's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
SounDigital Nano series. -
Bam!
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Get one made. If you need to Duran can have one made.
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Still a huge fail
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He's not the only one. I've heard a lot of people refer them as "nendo".
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Looks good, now put the logo on it.
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^^^ basically. I do not add 45s to an enclosure design unless they are asked for. The gain from 45s is minimal and this being a "daily" system it will not be noticeable. I can appreciate that. Just for me, minimal gain or not, it's just easier to do 2 rips with the saw to make a 45. Thought maybe there was a more specific reason. What size round over for the port? Or are you doing by hand? I am going to use a 3/4" roundover bit with the router.