JimJ

Huh? Have you heard both, in each application? What alignments? What material was played, and how did you calculate those ratios?

Leave it out in the sun for 40 years, play test tones...

From what you're describing, you want a lot of midbass punch instead of a loud substage...I think you're asking the Arc's to do what they're not supposed to do.

I have a bigger vehicle than Dave right now If you want to stay in a hotel here, don't come during football season, that's about the only caveat with that...

Technically, the damping factor changes, but for 99.9% of the solid state amps out there it's not audible... Why are you running that much power to that sub? I'd be looking for an amp that does half that, personally...or get a Q instead.

so Boston won tonight? my Dad'll be happy 11-2, yep And with that, le bed

Come East, fool. We'll get you drunk off 'shine, break out the rekurdz, fire up the toobage and have a grand 'ol time...

I thought it worked fine with the PG Tantrum 1200.1 when I tried one, slightly under 1kW was all that was needed...if that.

Colorado v. Boston... Should be a decent series.

A proper SQ system can do that, easily. The subs are the least important part of that, though.

As soon as I get paid for replying here, I'll be sure to be more punctual. Won't happen again; sire. Not totally true...

I think you have your definition of LSQ wrong...

Let's hope this week goes by as fast as last week seemed to.

The only drivers I have that don't have a use right now is that cheapass pair of 3's that are eventually going to end up in a horn of some kind...

One of these days someone is going to have to explain to me why the fronts in this case have to "keep up" with the subs. Anything that can remotely make sound, and lots of them, will work in this situation.

Showoff.

So do I.

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Let's face it, whoever wins the Indy-Pats game is going to be your SB winner...

Everybody's finishing theirs before I'm done with mine Looks great. Let me know how you end up with the stuffing...if any.

I don't want them to match, I want lots of contrast...hence the darker wood...but I'm just not sure what a tung oil or something finish on oak would look like. Guess I should start playing with the scrap I've got...

Wood people: Is there any finish that I can use for both birch ply and red oak that would look good on both? It's either that or I stain the suprabaffle and trim separately than the cabinet.

High end, sure...not sure how "extremely rare" those are Extremely rare in a place full of bassheads like CarAudio, sure.

So glad seeing real fireplaces, I guess when you're in MN nobody's stupid enough to put a gas one in

Well, in that case I'll fly to Peru and get my own mahogany