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Haha. Total ass. That's something I haven't read on this forum yet.

haha

#2 if money isn't an issue with a sealed enclosure. That way you have extra power if you really want to turn up your volume. If not...

You already have a Denali. Why would you buy another car? Let alone a 1990 impala... I can't picture a car like that to be in good condition. Not to mention it seems like a lot of extra money just to feed yourself with your hobby. Use your Denali man...

Definitely haven't seen anything like this build. I look forward to the future pictures.

Before the new BTL and the old BTL had all its specs on Fi's site, i believe the sensitivity for a 12" bl was 90ish db? I know the 18" was 93.something. I dont remember, but the numbers were pretty high.

Be a little deeper and handle the lows a little better. So yes. There will be the benefits in .5 cuft

Is the inside of the box going to be painted red?

If you are planning on 1.5 cuft for a Fi Q12, then no you don't need any polyfill.

No. You don't HAVE to feed it that much power. You just CAN feed that much power.

My hamster on a wheel connected to a few wires and light bulbs.

Geez man chill out. You said "If I Had". What does that say? You don't have... And now you are comparing Bigjon's system to other people who you don't even know. Let alone Meade. I bet Meade could kick your $hit in installing skills. Everything you said in that previous post is irrelevant. And? More of a reason for me to laugh harder. I don't get it. 2 hours ago you didn't have anything, now you have the ultimate system that everyone dreams about?

dude those must some gay 4 15s. if i had 4 15s id blow away 2 15 bls. ive heard bls, owned btls. Talk about ego. Bigjon just got done telling us the number of systems who he kicked the $hit out of and you come by and say "Not me man, IF!!! I had (4) 15"s I would eat your system plus more"... Have a little respect...

...why? ^^^^

What the hell? I could never not go with my girlfriend to the club. Are you kidding? What do girls do that the clubs... They dance with guys. If you go with her, then she can dance with you the whole night. Common sense dude. Unless I missed something.... You can't tell me you won't be thinking about it on the night of your girlfriends birthday and you just know she is dancing with another guy. Just go man. Have fun. But on the ideas, take her out to eat, maybe go the mall, walk around in the park, get ice cream, then you both meet up with her friends at the club. And if you really feel like being a good boyfriend you should give her a long massage sometime that day. That would be one hell of a 21'st birthday for her. But it all depends on how much you like/love her.

lol. Why? ^^^^^

Damn I am jumping back and forth so much. I get convinced every which way. Apparently the 56" is perfect for my viewing distance. 7.5-15 feet away. I will be between 9-10 feet away. Jesus Christ. I guess I need to walk into Best Buy and take a look. I remember I was told that buying a TV was the hardest thing about setting up a home theater. I stand by that statement

I know this is probably not under "Home Audio", but I'm taking my chances. Looking at TV's, I need an outside opinion. I can get a Samsung 61 inch or so, 1080p DLP TV for around $1500. What's the catch. I googled around for the Pro's and Con's of DLP TV's, but nothing gave me anything to hold on to. For instance one "Con" I saw was, "TV not small enough to hang on wall". <-- That means nothing to me. Anyways. I know nothing is too good to be true. I need some input. Thanks

Maybe 75% of the new "The One and Only" album from Lil Wyte is what I would call chill.

My friend has a 72" Sony Rear Projection 1080i and I have to say that it wasn't as clear as I had hoped. We put in a few PS3 games to test out the screen quality and we had to walk back at least maybe 20 feet before the screen was flawless. Where his couch is located you can almost see the grain moving as the picture changes. Not to mention the blacks weren't that good. It was like an LCD. It just wasn't black. The Plasma would give me the picture quality I want. I believe I am going to go with new technology and set my sights on the Panasonic 42" Plasma. I've seen this TV in person and I like it. It fits my budget, and I know that I will get the picture quality I want from this TV. If anyone can convince me otherwise I am open. Not gonna make a final buy for a few weeks.

My budget it pretty tight, and my room depth is only 12 feet. I think I am going to settle for the 56" http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/...=HL56A650C1FXZA or the 50" http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/...=HL50A650C1FXZA a $300 difference...... For that small of a room is the 56" too much. Would I lose picture quality? If Samsung didn't make their DLP's then I would most likely end up with a Panasonic 42" Plasma http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electro...000000000005702 These decisions are so freakin hard......

You'll never have to replace a bulb if you get the LED one, and the LED one will be brighter too. DLP's are cheaper because the internals are a lot simplier, and it's an older technology. But why doesn't everyone buy them if they give just as good picture, plus the bigger size?

It is going into a room that it capable of blocking out all outside light, so that piano black is no big deal to me. But I do have a question. I can get that 61 inch LED for maybe 1500-1700. And I can get that same 61 inch NON-LED (i guess normal? w/e that means) for around $1300. Is that couple hundred dollar difference worth it for the LED light? And.... Why are DLP TV's so cheap comparing to Plasma or LCD?

Make sure with it being that close to the wall, that if you accelerate hard or stop hard you don't want your box to slide and your woofer to come flush with the wall. Say bye bye to your woofer god forbid that happens...

Me personally I think that system is kinda distorted. You can own one but not purchase? I dunno. Eh I'll just have my bro buy it, then register it under my name