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  1. Not the correct CA to use for woofers, there is specially formulated ca that is rubber toughened semi-flexible glue and foam safe. Mobile Solutions glue is just relabeled FastCap Adhesives. FastCap is decent glue, but its just not for the right purpose. I sure wouldn't use it for my woofers, but that's just me. I buy my glue direct from an undisclosed company which I wont name, but even if you found out the company you would have a hard time finding the model since its not listed on their site. A few audio companies use this same glue (fi being one of them which is why I linked to Fi).
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  2. Ordered my signed copy to make three signed Psyph albums on display in my living room. I can't wait to get it playing in the car.
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  4. A midbass that far back would most likely get drowned out by the subs. If not it would be pulling the sound stage back which does t help for the sound quality. Could be a great place for an extra battery though. Just needs some fab work. the last place on earth i would place a midbass driver would be back there LOL.
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  5. Looks are one thing but remember one other thing. Everything Jacob does has an actual purpose in its mechanical design not just a " It makes it look cool" factor.
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  6. Not the correct CA to use for woofers, there is specially formulated ca that is rubber toughened semi-flexible glue and foam safe. Mobile Solutions glue is just relabeled FastCap Adhesives. FastCap is decent glue, but its just not for the right purpose. I sure wouldn't use it for my woofers, but that's just me. I buy my glue direct from an undisclosed company which I wont name, but even if you found out the company you would have a hard time finding the model since its not listed on their site. A few audio companies use this same glue (fi being one of them which is why I linked to Fi). thats good to know.
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  7. http://www.mobilesolutions-usa.com/store/p267/Medium_Viscosity_CA_Glue_%28Watery%29.html
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  8. to all those people who say "i can't win system of the month because i don't have 8 18" woofers and 40,000 watts"....let me ask you this, if this build was by ANYONE else besides me (because i can't enter) would it be a contender? i say this because me personally, if i saw someone do this build i would vote for it . A bass amp, a mids/highs amp, 2 P3 12's and some separates...not very expensive but it is what you do with it. You don't need the biggest and baddest to have a solid, clean, safe, reliable, great sounding, great looking system. Just gotta put your heart into it and have some decent practice behind you.
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  9. Thanks to Jay next door for layin' down the paint! Came out just like i envisioned it would the grey is color matched perfectly! this is NOT the amp rack i built for that most recent video, this is a new one. Very similar though. Only the face of this box will be seen and ONLY when he takes the screen off. But i still wanted it to look right if he does. High gloss black then a stencil, then a semi (low) gloss grey to match the plastic panels painted over the top. Once the decal is removed you are left with this.
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  10. Haha, yah, I guess -- I don't think it looks at all like the DC frame... I saw the 15" DC frame in person in China too. I mean they are both high clearance frames with thick legs -- but otherwise... I don't think so similar.
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  11. i'm having trouble seeing the pictures on the previous page too. i get so far down and it errors. and my computer and internet are pretty quick. but from what i can see, this is looking pretty bossly
    1 point
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