BITLD

Thats working real well, big numbers, drops real low and its musical.. Good work!

If there is, it will be for AA not Fi.

Some what historical moment removing that all. I want to see a picture of the truck without the 800lbs odd sitting in the back! Tuned in

Post a pic.

You'll be buying recones soon enough if you keep playing way below tuning like that. Put a subsonic filter on or drop the tuning point.

Hey Derek I'll send you a better picture of the van.. I'll fwd it to Scottie since I don't have your e-mail address. Looks good! thanks, Am

Matt Whats the power output of these alternators throughout the RPM range? Are they 'Self Exciting' like the XS Volt alternators? Adjustable regulators? Thanks.

Need to try that here off 230v AC Thanks for the plug on the start up credits on the Vid http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/public/style_emoticons/default/dirol.gif

Looks good Scottie!

And I heard some whispers that the Caddy 'doesn't do lows' Looking good my man, looking good http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/public/style_emoticons/default/dirol.gif

We did like 4 of these in a customers work/office/cinema. Thing is insane, audiable to 16hz

lol Bro.. were working on some scripting to keep out news page active with stuff.. Had to change the front page.. don't worry, your still hot gossip here man

Nice!! I was saying to Scott earlier, i'd love to see you play some chopped and screwed stuff through there. Bet it moves a ton of air with some real low sets.. Keep it up man, it looks killer!

Now that looks like the party I need to come to

A free-air system consists of woofers mounted to a board attached to the rear shelf or placed in the boot against the rear seat. The boot of the car acts as an enclosure which houses the subwoofer and isolates sound from the back of the speaker, solving the sound cancellation problem of subs without an enclosure. Free-air systems save space and have flat frequency response. The lack of a box makes them more convenient to install, but their power handling levels are usually much lower than their boxed counterparts.

Some more for you. * 15" and 18" Dual 1 & 2 Ohm models. * Double stack FEA optimized motor * 4" 4 layer Flat wire aluminum coil * Triple layer reinforced collar * Four progressive spiders * Ultra rigid reinforced cone body * Hybrid foam surround * FHC Motor technology (8 Axial channels) * Triple Woven tinsel leads * Rubber magnet boot * Cast Alluminum basket * Wrap round rubber gasket * Silver 8AWG Push terminals * 3500W RMS

Once these new lines are shipping we'll ask Steve if he wants us to supply his lines of clothing along with AA subs that we already distribute in the UK/EU. As for these new SMD subs.. There purty

Glad you like it.

Drop them an e-mail. Should be able to fix it. Takes a few days to make those anyway. [email protected]

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Nice build btw.

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He doesn't drink Alcohol at all

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Wait till you see how retarded the 12" and 15" look