Duran

I'll email you tomorrow Neal Sounds good, I hope to have some good information for you. Oh me too, I need something reliable. I received nothing today. I will return to work Friday. I'll be waiting

BTL's arent big boy? compared to a warden? LOL The warden and the btl are in 2 totally different leagues in my opinion. The warden would compare more the the AA S M D sub or the DC Audio LVL 6.

BTL's arent big boy? compared to a warden? LOL

x2 (definitely done this one a lot), or you knock on it thinking it sounds wonderful and imagining how the sub will sound on there. I just did all that about 30 minutes ago with the enclosure I just build lolz.

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Lacking in port area.

Drew I had that same background till last night.

Jacob tests all the amps before he sends them out, every one.

I'll email you tomorrow Neal Sounds good, I hope to have some good information for you. Oh me too, I need something reliable.

I like some slowed stuff, it depends on the quality and how much it's slowed.

I've seen a BTL 15" take 5K on music, not a problem at all if you set everything up correctly.

Remember that is a rule of thumb, not exact. PORT Size Calculations and Formulas for WOOFER and Subwoofer BOXES

I'll email you tomorrow Neal

I hope you're in that 15% if you want to be. It's happening here too. Hopefully, I think my chances are a lot better than most people. It'll suck if they shut down my building, then I'm competing with 2,000 other employees most of which are more qualified than me.

Jacob's recommendation will work as well because Nightshades like smaller enclosures with a bit less port.

Fixed. X2

Good read http://www.reuters.com/article/idUS327373577520100427

The 12-162 inches of port area per cube is just a rule of thumb, not always right. I'd shoot for more like 300-3502 inches. I wouldn't use liquid nails at all, it's worthless when it comes to MDF use wood glue. A screen shot would probably be best for posting pictures from Sketchup.

Have it simple, right to the point. I have my name at the top, in bold, followed by my address and contact information; then you need to list exactly what you want to achieve; then list what you are good at, the skills that relate to the position you are applying for; then your education, you really want to wow them with your education; then a basic work history to give them an idea of what you've done and what you are capable of doing for them. Then some details about hobbies, who knows you might get the job because your boss enjoys golfing like you do. Bullets are your friend, although don't overdo it because it will look like black and white polka dots instead of a professional resume. The reason I bold my name and make it a header is because I'm the topic of the document, and when the skim through the resume's the one that catches their eye will get the most attention, you really want attention.

Win 7 yum? Pfff Maria Carey yum!

That's your listening preference, not what you want to achieve.

Your going about this the wrong way, what are your goals? The BL and the Q are made for COMPLETELY different things.

Remember you have 100'+ of flatwound aluminum 18 AWG in your Nightshades I'm guessing it's 18 AWG at least, it's definitely not larger.