Julian

Why do you need someone to make a sealed box? A sealed box is the simplest enclosure you can do.

Holy shit.. Next time I'm I fl with the stang you should help do my wall lol

I think you need more speakers.

I had to read that twice I didn't read dissing right but I 'd

Girlfriend missed her fucking flight because us air sucks dick

I charge all of mine at once

Parents live down here Adrienne and I came down here for thanksgiving weekend.

Waking up, about to fly out from Melbourne fl. I have like a 2 hour layover... How lame my last one was like 3.5 hrs

Yeah, If you're concerned with the weight go with birch.. but if not..I say fuck it, if you countersink all screws the wood should not split. Screws should never be the only means of securing a box together. The wood glue its self will create a bond stronger than the MDF, the screws should be used to hold the MDF together while the glue dries.

Not a noticeable difference in sound, there are trade offs when it comes to birch Vs MDF. Birch: less prone to split lighter less dust easier on tools MDF: More acoustically dense Cheaper Readily available in most areas. 50$ extra vs an MDF box? that's a huge price jump.. in my are a sheet of birch runs about 50 bucks vs a sheet of mdf is 35-40~

I would send it into dB-R

I have the marine version of that battery charger and it serves me well..

Dad's on a low-fat diet ever since his heart problems over 10 years ago and since he cooks, I'm on a diet too Posted this on your FB.. but... please explain to me how something like the SounDigital 8k can make 8k with such a small board? Granted I'm used to looking at Korean boards.. but I would like a fairly technical answer if anyone has it but 8k is helluva lot of power from something that tiny I rarely check FB Anyway, good design is one thing that comes to mind. Higher spec components (mostly talking about mosfets) different switching frequencies allow for differently designed power supplys etc etc. hmmm Dey jus work, mmkay ? Still waiting to get my hands on one to test.... yeah I'd like to get my hands on one too.. but for the price I can get similar Korean made amps.. i dunno.

Dad's on a low-fat diet ever since his heart problems over 10 years ago and since he cooks, I'm on a diet too Posted this on your FB.. but... please explain to me how something like the SounDigital 8k can make 8k with such a small board? Granted I'm used to looking at Korean boards.. but I would like a fairly technical answer if anyone has it but 8k is helluva lot of power from something that tiny I rarely check FB Anyway, good design is one thing that comes to mind. Higher spec components (mostly talking about mosfets) different switching frequencies allow for differently designed power supplys etc etc. hmmm

never understood the concept of the cyclone sub

sounds easy, but the metal on a geo metro is about as thin as it gets, very difficult to weld to without blowing through. doable but, with the welder we borrowed not even a friend of ours (went to school for welding) could do it. Im looking into some type of panel epoxy type stuff, and doing a few layers to the outside of the car. Roll some sheet metal into a U shape and put it on front and back then seal with some kind of sealant would maybe work. or go all chop shop and find one local and cut the roof off of it and weld it back on the Geo

Give me good reviews!

Dad's on a low-fat diet ever since his heart problems over 10 years ago and since he cooks, I'm on a diet too Posted this on your FB.. but... please explain to me how something like the SounDigital 8k can make 8k with such a small board? Granted I'm used to looking at Korean boards.. but I would like a fairly technical answer if anyone has it but 8k is helluva lot of power from something that tiny

Lets get this started! I have a garage that we can use in the winter

Vladd's law of food

IMO it looks bad. Lowered stance ALWAYS looks better.

<- hates tire gap.

Talking to Mark about our own sub forum.

please explain to me how something like the SounDigital 8k can make 8k with such a small board? Granted I'm used to looking at Korean boards.. but I would like a fairly technical answer if anyone has it but 8k is helluva lot of power from something that tiny