JimJ

I'd say something in stereo...they're not too demanding in enclosure size, could be built into something larger, like a tower...

Since I don't know what they are, I can't make a recommendation. Sorry.

He's a n00b beyond belief

I think it's just your listening preferences. For me, a single sealed Q would probably be enough, easily...but you need more. I'd go ported, tuned low at first...and see how that does.

Sure, you can reduce SQ easily but you can't get it back.

Yes, except Funkytorrents, for now...they're having major server issues...which is annoying me because I'm trying to get five or six albums from there.

Do you care about getting louder or sounding better? A flatwound coil will increase power handling, but it's a tradeoff with SQ...

STMusic.org is the biggest one at almost 50k users, they just went to invite-only yesterday... There's a couple other private trackers like waffles.fm, what.cd, funkytorrents.com...none are really replacements for Oink just yet.

Now THAT is funny. Or not surprising at all.

I'm not a fan of that low end rolloff...looks like a much better PA box than hi fi.

Such a stress relief. That and cutting the trees down in the first place.

Horrible idea. Stick with the same size of drivers...

I spy an unused spare tire well.....

They should post on Head-Fi.

The note shouldn't be too much of a concern, that's more of a result of what your testing should show...

dBDrag rules are 80Hz and under, IIRC...might even be under 100, I'm not entirely sure.

Well, if you're comparing a ported enclosure with a huge peak under 40Hz, of course the sealed isn't going to sound up to par If you're looking for truly low bass, though, it's either sealed, a TL, or tuning a bass reflex extremely low...

If they're female and attractive at all, I don't mind...

There's a lot of ways to attempt something like this...when you get to that level, it's about testing, testing, testing and more testing. So there's no simple way to start.

Because they're idiots. I prefer sealed, but I'm not into "daily pounding" either.

I'd avoid anything lower than the Hifonics XX series like the plague. If you can't afford a good quality new production amp, I'd much, much, much rather go with a quality used one instead of something lower in quality new.

the poly is just a budget driver, right, cause poly is not the best of sounding drivers from what i understand. i wish there was a graph on it...anybody have one? I'd take the Poly's midrange over the MLI's midrange...not quite sure what you mean by it being "just" a budget driver, it sounds pretty nice

The Poly would be a lot easier to integrate in a two-way.

That's a damn shame.

Sounds like Team Toxic Bass would be interested in hiring him