Duran

I was wondering who did that

Since you don't know what you're looking for, no.

Who needs the trunk? I'm stuffing an 18" into mine.

All of them have vent hole sin the baskets, the grooves you saw are the six axial cooling vents in the motor, you are correct.

How about your friend sends you a picture and you post it here...?

DCON's really shine when you port them.

Right, why listen to the guy who helped design the driver, has been using them for 4 months before a consumer did, continues to improve them, and is part of the reason why the driver he's using is the way it is. Clearly, a generic calculator is the best option, it knows more than I do about the sub. It's not generic if it uses woofer parameters to calculate port area. You need to go back to English class and learn the definition of "generic".

Try the link now, sorry, lol

I'm not religious, and you just made me "Amen"

What's weird is I remember the name from other forums and for some reason thought he was fairly not-stupid. But for fuck's sake, all I've done the past couple weeks is go rounds with him, which makes me want to bash my head against a wall because he just does not get it ("it" being whatever we are discussing) and changes the topic of the argument to what he wants to argue about when he knows he can't actually respond. So you end up arguing something irrelevant to the original conversation. He seems to know a thing or two, I'm still about ready to drop kick him in the testes

I wouldn't go over 12 sq in per cube, and not less than 8 sq in per cube for any reason Derka DURRRR!!!!! I hope people aren't listening to your verbal diarrhea. OP, use this to calculate port area.

I'd rather brace, much less weight, and an unmeasurable amount of loses vs. layering.

Fs won't play that big a part in the sub bass game either So a sub with a 45 hz fs will play 20 hz just like a sub with a 30 hz fs? In an anechoic environment, no, in an enclosure is a different story. Do you listen to your music in an anechoic room? In an enclosure, same story. A sub with a 45 hz Fs in a box tuned to 20 hz and playing 20 hz will sound like ass across the board. It will play it sure, but the frequency response will just be a gradual taper down to the playing frequency. If it were say, a 40 hz tune box, it would be relatively flat response till below tuning, where it would fall off quickly. There is a reason home theater drivers have a 15-20 hz Fs and similar tuning. Playing a full octave below Fs just won't have authority. Would it blow your mind if I had one? Apples to oranges No need to be a smart ass, I needed to clarify that looking at Fs alone should never rule out a woofer.

Fs won't play that big a part in the sub bass game either So a sub with a 45 hz fs will play 20 hz just like a sub with a 30 hz fs? In an anechoic environment, no, in an enclosure is a different story. Do you listen to your music in an anechoic room?

They aren't the same, mixing them will result in diarrhea coming out of your enclosure

Why would they do that?

Fs won't play that big a part in the sub bass game either

Tune 5 hz. or so below the resonant frequency of your vehicle. Fs. has nothing to do with it.

People are trollin' that one HARD

Unfortunately it's release got pushed back a bit, it shouldn't be too long though.

If loudness is your goal, the N2 18" will be your best bet in most cases. We however do not condone being a public menace, doing so causes laws and regulations to be passed against audio.

Fi BTL N1. Or throw another W6 in.

I'll be sure to give you feedback Scott, thank you.

Nice hat Oh yeah the sculptures are cool too...

All overkill for that...by a lot. So funny. When I ask on another site, those are the bare minimum for comfort/sound. Here... overkill. That's why I am on a billion boards. What would you recomend? Min for music ok, but gaming? I'd save some dough, but only because fidelity and gaming I just don't follow PS3 games are Blu-Ray format, so there is still tons of room for excellent audio, it's better quality than most movies