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they didnt it was the xsus that was so nice..... but still a awesome sub..... jamie

thats more then anyone needs......... but yea i could use more............ jamie

im getting a MT15 friday MORE TO COME SOON....... jamie

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its a in side joke....lol we work at the same shop.... hey flip jamie

GET IN MY BELLY

yes that is very nice...... clean and simple...... jamie

will do.. ill have pics up next week..... jamie

he works at the shop im doing the install at......... i cant do it with out him, he wires all that sh!t together......... jamie

heres another pic.............

they wont be none......... jamie

yes very nice install........ jamie

man those are nice 15s.....lolol jamie

hey george anytime... the setup with cost around 10,000 bux i not worryed about cancellation.... jamie

that should be some fun make sure you post pics of those little monsters.... whats the price for the MT10s??????? jamie

yes thats 8-12" subs with 2-2500d amps......... for highs and mids they going to have 2-sets of P series 6.5 comps powered by a 8004 4-channel amp. h/u will be clarion (845)............ plus 2-yellow tops and 4-caps, also upgradeing the ALT. this thing will be sick....... :boink: jamie

i know what there going in :boink: jamie

damn that sucks.... good luck finding a new car.... jamie

all im going to say is both are good subs to compete with...... :ugh: jamie

awesome to hear jamie

i just bought a termlab usb meter and soon will get a laptop to use with it. im going to start hosting crank it up's around were i live (south louisiana) to try to get more people involved and to meet people. the first one will be in jennings louisiana at sonic drive inn on May 1st then every first saturday of the month after that. im also working on haveing others elsewere, i have talked to people and others have talked to people so hopefully we might be haveing one every weekend here and there. (its also a car/truck show so if you have a car/truck to show off bring it on) so if your from the louisiana area and would like to go to one of these just email me or pm me. or if you think you can find a place to have them get in touch with me. this will be small compared to say USACI or DBDRAG but we all have to start somewere. LOL. i hope this grows and im able to get people to help out so we can have bigger prices and bigger events. they will be prices to win also like amps, subs, box ect ect.... THIS IS THE CLASS'S STOCK 1-2 subs/1-amp/1200w@1ohm 3-4 subs/2-amps/2400w@1ohm 5-up subs/3-amps/3000w@1ohm all stock pannels has to still be in car 1-battery/1-cap meter has to be on windsheild can't rev moter no wall SUPER MOD 1-2 subs/2-amps/unlimited 3-4 subs/4-amps/unlimited 5-up subs/6-amps/unlimited unlimited batterys and caps meter has to be on windsheld 2000rpm rev limit yes wall EXTREME MOD 1-2 subs/unlimited amps/power 3-4 subs/unlimited amps/power 5-up subs/unlimited amp/power unlimited btterys and caps meter can be anywere in front of the B-piller unlimited rev yes wall $10.00 to enter and $5.00 every run after raffles will be $20.00 and will be a monthly thing (so $20.00 for a $200.00-$300.00 amp not bad) only the 1st place winner will get a trophy, just until we get bigger. this is just a few rule i came up with, if anybody can point something out that i might have miss please feel free to do so. i am new at this and need advice on anything you can offer. ill post more when i can get more info..... thanks jamie

let me put some fiberglass in it..........PLEASE :boink: jamie

glad it was you and not me...........lol but really that is f*$@! up hope he gets the picture..... :boink: jamie

No offense, but I'm not a fan of designs like this at all, for some practical reasons: Primarily, if you lay out your enclosure like that, you've completely inset the baffle panel... and over time, your subwoofer's violent in-and-out cone motions do jackhammer on those joints, potentially causing stress fractures at the joints, or cracking and leaking if the enclosure wasn't perfectly built. I prefer to overlap my baffle panels over all other panels - top, bottom, and sides. I then overlap my top and bottom panels over the side panels... leaving the side panels of course inset on all sides, overlapped by all other panels. Building the box this way ensures maximum strength and build quality. Here's a quick diagram (sometimes I recess my side panels as well, to facilitate carpeting with a little more seamless appearance): yea thats how i build my boxs jamie

i think that woud be crazy, a bus load of them........... jamie