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My plan is to enter as much box as possible.

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How about some B&C pro audio drivers. With the amps you have they will rip.

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2k I had the prob with IE not FF.

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My plan is to enter as much box as possible.

LOL :fing34:

How about some B&C pro audio drivers. With the amps you have they will rip.

*goes and looks for them*

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I found some plans on DIYaudio for some 12" Pro audio TL enclosures (I'm pretty sure they were 12") awhile ago that I've got bookmarked on the computer at home that I've been thinking of making. They were designed for getting loud as hell and still sounding good if I remember right... Thought that would be a fun project with 1kw on tap per side.

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What could be more fun than High Efficency and high power???

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*Wondering how stupidly insane a good 3-way setup with an 18/8/horn would be...*

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Not a real big TL fan myself, I will add that perhaps I haven't heard the best ones either.

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Not a real big TL fan myself, I will add that perhaps I haven't heard the best ones either.

I just enjoy building stuff though... If there was a job that I could go and work for a place like B & W and just build their sample/prototype enclosures and stuff I'd ask who I had to kill to get the job.

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Good luck getting a job at bowers, but I like the aspiration.

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I will probably actually build a little TL myself, but only to house a full range mini driver since I was astonished at the price performance of the setup. Might end up as garage speakers or something like that.

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well I dunno then, my chit sucks I guess.

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Good luck getting a job at bowers, but I like the aspiration.

More of a far off fantasy. Quite franky I don't want to do engineering, but I can't figure out anything else to do. Pretty much all I Really enjoy doing is working in a wood shop, I have no problem working long hours doing tedoius stuff in a wood shop, its one of the few things I actually enjoy. If there was such a thing as a major in woodworking, I'd be working on a fricking PhD

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well I dunno then, my chit sucks I guess.

:ughdunno:

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Good luck getting a job at bowers, but I like the aspiration.

More of a far off fantasy. Quite franky I don't want to do engineering, but I can't figure out anything else to do. Pretty much all I Really enjoy doing is working in a wood shop, I have no problem working long hours doing tedoius stuff in a wood shop, its one of the few things I actually enjoy. If there was such a thing as a major in woodworking, I'd be working on a fricking PhD

You'd be surprised at how much engineering can be similar, albeit probably with a different substance instead of wood. Making something that doesn't exists requires modelling and design of the model which of course is all driven by a conversation between engineering and marketing. One off manufacturing can be a blast. I actually spend a large portion of my time measuring one off pieces to see how they compare with cpu aided models.

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well I dunno then, my chit sucks I guess.

pwned by Bill Gates and the major corporations.

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Good luck getting a job at bowers, but I like the aspiration.

More of a far off fantasy. Quite franky I don't want to do engineering, but I can't figure out anything else to do. Pretty much all I Really enjoy doing is working in a wood shop, I have no problem working long hours doing tedoius stuff in a wood shop, its one of the few things I actually enjoy. If there was such a thing as a major in woodworking, I'd be working on a fricking PhD

You'd be surprised at how much engineering can be similar, albeit probably with a different substance instead of wood. Making something that doesn't exists requires modelling and design of the model which of course is all driven by a conversation between engineering and marketing. One off manufacturing can be a blast. I actually spend a large portion of my time measuring one off pieces to see how they compare with cpu aided models.

Hmmm.

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I have been in hundreds of companies and can tell you that there are types like you having fun in engineering. I surely can't say the same for a lot of desk jobs. Keep your head up and start to look for industries that you have an interest in. Something will fall in your lap.

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2kChevy, your to damn quiet.

:noob:

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I have been in hundreds of companies and can tell you that there are types like you having fun in engineering. I surely can't say the same for a lot of desk jobs. Keep your head up and start to look for industries that you have an interest in. Something will fall in your lap.

Thanks Sean!

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Damn, 1am.

No class till 11:30 tommorow, screw sleep.

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I find it amusing that guests come to the hop. wtf do they think?

They were probably searching the web for pancakes.

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