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Yes you can change from a 12" to 15" with a 15" recone kit and 15" basket.

Hmm sounds interesting, I'd almost like to go out and get some but the last time a new liquor came out I bought a bottle to try and it is still in my freezer 5 years later. Captain Morgan Tattoo, absolutely disgusting, I can't even remember what it tastes like. I think it was like peppery cough syrup. Honestly I think I spilt more on the floor then I drank.

Hard drives are there any reliable ones around. I've used WD, Maxtor, Seagate, etc. All of which have failed on me. I'm contemplating on making the SSD jump and running the OS on a 64GB - 128GB SSD. Which ones are reliable and have great performance.

Really, I'm a little torn. I think its justified because everyone knows you don't fuck with a cop when hes making an arrest. He was protecting himself. Then theres the whole hitting a woman, but then you can go back to protecting himself.

Would these be Z v2.1???

There is two different versions of the Q the newest one doesn't have a pole vent and removing the sticker will do nothing. The older version had a pole vent and didn't have a sticker.

The subwoofer WAS a SI Mag d2 v4. To reiterate, the system worked fine for 3 years until the power for the 3.sixty.2 was moved to a constant source. That power wire was moved to feed off the same 4 gauge wire that was feeding the amp. It then worked fine for 2 days before everything went to hell. Multimeter shows no voltage coming from the 3.sixty rca outputs and it seems to be working fine. There seems to be a consensus from those with more expertise than I, that the most likely culprit was/is a fault with the amp. Thanks for replying with the constructive questions, look forward to your feedback. Looks like a v3 to me, the v4's are the shallow mount ones. What are you using the 3sixty.2 for in the system?

Looks like a reconed AA avalanche.

Just an easy visual for you of how the port length is measured. When I say port width I meant the width of the port making the turn (I noticed you had 30" listed as your width.) So if the 30" was making the turn ( which I don't imagine it is) it would be 30", if the 2" was making the turn it would be 2". A little tip you may want to reconfigure the port a little, a general rule is to keep a port ratio of 9 to 1 between your height and width other wise you could get some port noise.

B would be part of the port length but you have to measure down the center of the port for port length. So in other words you can't just take A + B. Really it would be A + port width + wood thickness + B = port length.

That is the 12.64" calculated from Sd, taking a tape measure to the driver it is so close I would probably pick 12.75".

I recently picked up the WT3 and have been playing around with it a bit. But I am a little unclear on a parameter I am supposed to enter in. When having it calculate VAS you need to enter in the Piston Diameter, What should I enter? ie 15 for a 15" driver, 12 for a 12" driver etc. OR Should I enter in a calculated diameter from the Sd? Example a 15" driver is ~12.64", 12" driver ~9.73" etc. Thank you.

Hope your not serious.

Why not build it and tell us, since you have everything already.

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Then its definitely not right, box would be ~2.64ft^3 @ ~43hz.

Still no port width. Assuming 2.5" for port width with a 3" flare radius, it looks correct. I have the enclosure at 3.16ft^3 @ 32.06hz with 15.05in^2/ft^3 of port area. If this is for your 15" BTL I'd consider more space as your going to want a double baffle and some bracing in there.

I'm really missing the wildcard feature from the old software in the search function. And I'm getting an error, searching clipping in only the sundown forum I click the next page and I get Then it returns clipping results from all the forums.

You have no port width or flare radius.

I sent an email out to dayton, just waiting on reply. I'm measuring a 15" driver and there is quite a bit of difference between entering 15 and 12.64 and the stated spec. Manufacture stated spec = 127.8L entering 15" = 152.5L Entering 12.64" = 76.89L

Goes to show, don't always take the first or second site for information. The sites was not even dealing with audio resistors. Adding the word inductive to the search revealed more info.

I sure hope everyone saw it was up there for a good 5-10 min before I decide to do more research.

Yeah, I realized there was non inductive wire wounds.