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The threads seem to be more diversified as well which is great since I get really bored with the sub only questions.

For a more descriptive way on bending mdf, here is a blog from Zaph (as well as an interesting budget mini-monitor) http://zaphaudio.com/audio-speaker20a.html

Enjoy!

And preferably not a paper cone or a response like one in the midrange anyway.

whereabouts?

you beat me

I lost a pair of old school Rockford Powers for a couple years.

I can hook you up with Deere. Or Cat, or pretty much you name it.

Engineering sales really isn't such a bad profession though.

/\ Wow!! I wasn't expecting that. No funny editing of my posts.

I bet that impresses the ladies... Hey bitch, I just shot your ass. Now suck my dick.

Maximum SPL is going to require some experimentation with your vehicle.

Since it is free then Jim you should stop by get a free cup and pour it out...I may too. Eff'em.

I don't use any of that schtuff.

For your application it is all about the install. What you desire is going to be some brutal work out of your mids and you are going to have to deaden the piss out of your doors to get it. That will make a HUGE difference. Since in metal doesn't have a lot of super lows I'd recommend a sealed enclosure for simplicity for you as well. An Rlp sealed in 1.25cuft will do the job nicely.

Too bad their coffee friggin' sucks. Ever since they switched to those stupid SuperAutomatic machines it has tasted like ass and had no mouth feel.

And they do some sort of video animation yes. By the title of your thread, I thought you were going to say the Chinese finally finished the deal buying Chrysler from Daimler.

mmmm thai food

Natural selection. Idiots die!

I want a picture of boobs rubbing from the inside window now.

hmm, sleep for me soon. I don't like EC time.

I thought I had links to plans somewhere, but can't find any right now. A review link of mini's: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=216903

I'd like to pull the AKG's out of storage, but they need power.

Find me plans. Jim, give him some plans for me.

Build me one to.