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You will need a sub amp and a box. Neither of those drivers are particularly well suited for home audio and IMO you'd be better off selling them and buying something that is, but it doesn't make it impossible.

Won't drop the soap near any of you fuckers

All this bragging of sausage in a all male thread is telling me something I don't want to know

Truffle butter couscous?

Super funny because the d link was the worst for us. I'm sure it is an anomaly but I also did buy a cheap Asus

It is in an awful location. Basement in a metal 19" enclosure, but still my old two worked.

Mine is right underneath me and just lost contact again. The DLink POS worked great in that location.

Bought an Asus, fucking range SUCKS.

Normally I agree with you...but not this time.

I'll bring my good Speedo and a mixed tape.sweet, bring a tape player too

May have a Europop dance party on the boat on Saturday, lol.

Boo

I think they were referring to the only legal in a few states produce. The South is WAY behind the North on local produce. A little jaunt around the country would show you that...

Weight has never been a factor for me in choosing a material, cleanliness and ease of use however trumps things. Saving 5lbs on a 50lb enclosure really isn't so beneficial. Do remember as well that the only effective acoustic barriers are mass. Removing it is not always a great idea...

Err, "tail gate." I read that as tall gate

Sort of like a cocktail.

I like this idea and can see why you would do this. Have an uncle that had 2 headunits stolen out of his boat at his slip. I'm sure it's convenient to have everything hidden away. Has NOTHING to do with theft. All about performance. Show me a h/u that has a built in zone controller. Then realize all 4000+ of my CD's are ripped onto digital media and streaming audio via internet is the only other source I use. IMO headunits are rather useless. My next car will also NOT have a headunit. For that though I plan to integrate a touchscreen and a small windows 8 pc. Even more crossover power than the miniDSP And for way less money than a DD HU.

You are making it way too complicated. I have NEVER seen a good passive crossover. That being said a poorly implemented active will sound worse than a passive, but it is easy to move back and forth. It will help train your ear more than anything,

I also use NO headunit. Just passive volume pots for each channel. The only source is my tablet connected to a 500gb hard drive.

It is active. "Front stage" takes 4 chn's so if I need a sub there is another channel. My boat has zones. Tower is active, internal boat speakers passive. 2chn for sub, 2 for tower mids, 2 for tower tweets, 2 for in boats. Stock passives blow donkey so a lot of massaging was done with the miniDSP.

Just glad you left off the part about stretching the tampon around one of your "friends" dicks.

I have 2 2x4's in my boat

heat it

Obviously not Kevin, too clever. rofl