Peteyglad

I second that comment

All very informative. THE man was Fakuda though. He is the man who brought us the term "burp." His system was designed for SQ and SPL and did very well at both. And this was at a time where no adjustments were allowed between rounds.

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After the box impendance rise I think you will be ok. But don't quote me

Guess my post count is low, I am still a Newb: B)

My news is better:) Good to have you and your knowledge on board. Good luck tomorrow in Oswego! Go Team SS. Damn, thought I would never hear myself say that. LOL.

Does that qualify as news? I think so:)

Team-SS. Chris, nice to se you again. If anyone has any questions Fusion, let this guy know!

Can't remember how long it lasted. I don't think it was too long though, maybe 20 sec.

LOl,guess it is good I caught you on a good day:)

That is why the post of the non-vented magnet. He just wanted to see a pic of the non-vented variety. And as for the purpose, yes, it is to help cooling. This CSX was made for burps only, so thus, cooling is not necessary.

That is the idea:) No vent.

The Big Oki and his Zapco 9.0's Still laugh at it since it is soooo true.

Ok, here is a pic for all the whiners out there about the vented polepiece:)

Had m bud Regal1975 stop over yesterday and try out the Linear X. He has 2 Kicker 10" L7's with 1100 RMS on each one. He has them in a small Nissan truck with the rear glass removed and the subs right there. 2 subs on the pass side and the port on the right. Ended up doing a 144.7 on the dash. All he could say was Evil X

Opening dy for the archery deer season is upon us. I will be going out the 1st day which is Saturday here in Ga. Anyone else hunt?

Here is a link to a sub that is the same as the RE, it is the Adire Audio Parthenon. Um. WOW. http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/Dan/Parthenon/

Yeah, we count both sides. Sounds more impressive:) I didn't see a damn thing. Oh well, maybe next time. That is a big ellk. I bet they had trouble getting it out of there. Try that without the quad!

What has been your favorite show you have attended, not necessarily competed in? I would say the best show (besides SBN) would be the first show at Ft. Drum, NY back in July of '00. It was a smaller IASCA show hosted by Terry Floyd. There were maybe 25 or so SPL cars and about 10 or so SQ cars. I met a lot of people at that show that wound up being good friends. Highlights from the show. I had the high SPL for the day at 151.0 I caught my car on fire! 2 of my other buddy;s got 1st in their respected SQ classes Here is a buddy's truck that won one of the pro classes. He went on to IASCA Finals that year. Real sweet truck.

Here is a pic of two more of my 15" subs. This one was my old Kove Armageddon 15" with my old DD 9515. Can you guess which is which? LOL.

Ever wanted to say that perfect thing but didn't have a clue how, well here are a few great ones. I am sure most of these have been around, but let's make one collection.

LOL, yeah, that was Davis' old truck. Very sweet truck with Kicker amps, Pioneer subs, Diamond components, and Eclipse for the source.

Sounds big, best of luck to you!

I read half of it. Time to take a break and read the other half. Thanks for the info.

Tought to explain, but here it goes. I plan on using an 18" sub in my car. Due to size restraints it will be firing up into the lid of the trunk. Now, has anyone tried to make a baffle to go on top of the sub? The baffle would be touching the box at the back of the trunk and be touching the very top of the trunk at the front of the trunk. The baffle would span the entire length of the trunk. The sub would then fire into the baffle and create compression loading like in a hatchback. Damn, that is tough to understand. If anyone knows what I am talking about and has a better explanation than please feel free to elaborate. I just drew it up quick. I am just wondering if the sub is too close to the baffle that it will not compress the waves too much and not redirect them forward.