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Peerless XLS 10" please

You know, could have probably just made one build questions thread Here is another option: http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_i...products_id=369

Guys, feel free to add your thoughts... then we can clean it up & post it up!

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Don't need to ground anything at all involved with the crossover. Read this: http://www.termpro.com/articles/xover2.html

Vehicle would help too.

1) Piece of plexi, wood, anything that does not conduct works. 2) You do not ground a crossover. 3) You need a seperate crossover for each driver set.

Going to try & score some UFC tickets too.

I'm going to be in Montreal in April for sure, going to have to visit Old Ireland again.

They have it on tap at the training facility bar in Cornwall, only beer worth drinking there since the Guiness is always an old keg (and you can tell the difference easily). It is a little sweet, so I cannot drink too much of it (good or bad).

I have to look, only time I've had it was when I've been in Montreal. I refuse to drink a stout from a can or bottle, only on tap, so I might have a hard time. What I really need to do is make my own tap/keg cooler & somehow get a fresh keg shipped to me

I heart Newcastle, they might have Stella on tap at a couple of the pubs here. Best beer I have tasted thus far though goes to the McAuslan St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout http://www.mcauslan.com/en/products/stastout.html Fucking fantastic.

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5 is warm!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

this makes me wonder y u would put up with such extreme weather? (but i can see if thats where u grew up or ur job is there.) im content with sweating more here in texas then having my nuts froze off lol grew up here. It's really not THAT bad... just learn to layer up, and pick up indoor hobbies. It's not like it is this cold ALL the time. I just spent an hour outside getting a friend's car running, and I wasn't cold at all. We do get 100+ degree days in the summer too. One of the few places in the world that goes from one extreme to the other.

It would be simpler if someone didn't come up with a temperature measuring system that the zero crossing point being when sea water freezes lol.

I'm glad I have my car parked in the heated garage at work.

Current weather conditions & forecast @ 1400 CST.

Yes, it does support digital audio. Problem is you need a converter to convert the analog signal to 1's & 0's. You are not going to find anything cost effective to do the conversion. http://www.svideo.com/ypbpr2hdmi.html This will only convert one source. You would need a switch to connect more than one source to the converter. If you only want to run one input into the TV, best route would be to use a Receiver that will convert an analog input into a digital signal, and has HDMI output to the TV.

Component Video is analog, HDMI is digital... not sure where audio comes into the equation, not too sure why you want to even do such a thing. Component video can display up to 1080i anyways.

Coooooooold -58F with the wind right now. Supposed to be a low of -42F without the wind tonight.

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Brrrr Currently -15F, with the windchill -42F. And supposed to get much much colder still. Looking at -58F windchill tonight.

The warmer weather won't be lasting alright. Warmed up here to around the 0F temp, and a storm is coming in tonight, followed by -40F weather, before the windchill.