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Tiger's win today was another epic turnaround. Won with a birdie from 15 feet on the 18th hole. Granted he got help from O'hair, but he started the day 5 strokes back. The putt was even more awesome because as he set up for the putt the first time, somebody yelled at him from the crowd. He stepped back, crouched and looked at his line again and got refocused, stepped up for the second time, and nailed it.

Didn't do so good at picking final four teams this year, only got one- UNC.

man I love how my arms look after a workout. Too bad they don't stay that way.

I used to love Orion amps, the HCCA, G4, XTR, and XTRPro amps were awesome. Their amps of the last few years haven't been as good, but hopefully along with bringing back the old namesakes they brought the quality as well.

A buddy of mine has Sirius in his Jeep. Personally I love it. Good variety and only lose signal in underpasses and parked under metal roofs. J My brother has Sirius and he says he likes it.

Cooling method: convection. haha, sounds real innovative!

Somehow Topeka, 20 miles west of here, got snow today, and Olathe, 20 miles east, got 3", but we got none. Had some ice collect on trees, vehicles, and such but luckily none formed on the roads.

I will take the second one from the left, thank you I'll take far right.

I think two 3's or a single 4 will work.

my guess is clipping to a point. clipping itself doesn't cause problems. It's just too much power.

I wouldn't have the port opening at the top of the L on the inside of the box, I'd make it vertical.

I don't think it'll perform how you predict. The air will just try to take the shortest path out, so I think it'll jump catty-corner from the inside to the bottom of the outside. I think you could get it to work eventually, but it would involve a lot of building, testing for the tuning frequency created, adjusting the port, testing for tune, adjusting, etc. I would probably either use round ports on that angled face and bend them inside or put a slot port in the lower right corner of the vertical face on the bottom, then make it L along the back of the box. or put the port on the top horizontal part in the back. I understand you wanting to try something different, I'm just not sure it's practical.

You still didn't say what amp you had or how you have somehow had it wired to 2 ohms and then 4 ohms. Did you only use one voice coil? Why do you think hooking it up to a home audio receiver will help? You can try, but you'll likely have to wire it in series to get an 8 ohm load.

Yesterday the weather called for 2-4 inches of snow last night and like 5-8 inches today. As of now we have no snow, and radar shows it most likely won't get here. From up to 12" to nothing. Damn liars.

Man you destroyed that thing, I don't think I've ever seen such total destruction of so many parts on a single sub before.

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hooooray for friday. This was the first friday in a long time, as long as I can remember, that I actually had to stay all day. and then I ended up staying an extra half hour or so.

Well unfortunately that's the problem when your subs are as loud as yours are . The 100 watts on your interiors can't begin to compete with the 3000 you have on your subs. Really about the most you can do is just pump more interior speakers and power in there, but once you start doing that you'll start getting cancellation from all of those speakers and bad imaging (if you're an SQ guy).

what amp do you have? You have two 15's in a single 4.5 cubic foot ported box? I didn't know they made single 4 ohm L7's, I thought they were either dual 2 or dual 4.

I believe that's also called trimode operation?

I googled "port noise air velocity" and a few posts in other forums as well as articles came up, and a common number seems to be 17 m/s. However, winISD said I had about 23 m/s on my last box and I never heard any noise. But winISD also says that your box will have about 30 m/s with normal 6" ports, there isn't an option for aero ports. So you may be ok.

I'm not a huge fan of boxes on the rear deck. But I suppose your batteries prevent you from putting speakers actually in the rear deck speaker holes? Anything in the rear doors?

Is there a point to this?