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  1. Update time! Let's get all of those loose boards glued, clamped, and screwed together Andddd my port walls And now to test fit the double baffle I was a little concerned about bracing it, and with more help from Triticum, I decided on this It looks rough, but it was cleaned up a lot Baffle glued and screwed Some body filler where it's needed
  2. This. I still play it. It's the one game I never get tired of playing. I don't have an Xbox one, but if I did, that'd probably be the only game I play on it really too. $400 on a console to play one game
  3. UPS has had my clamps and jasper jig "out for delivery" since 4:43am, and it never came....

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    2. reedal

      reedal

      I am quite sure they do. I do know what time of year it is. I wasn't complaining, even though it seems that way. It's just one of those instances where your hopes are up to receive stuff you ordered, and then it doesn't happen. my bad

    3. audiofanaticz

      audiofanaticz

      oh, then my bad. But most likely they are delivering rather late, and tomorrow as well.

    4. Jessica
  4. Slowly coming together. My cuts aren't perfect, so I'm going to have to do some filling in some places, but being this is only the second time I've tried making my own enclosure, first time in 5 years, I'm not too upset about it. Only cuts left are the sub cutouts on the double baffle. Will the .75" difference between counter sinking the subs and not counter sinking make any kind of difference?
  5. wrong make broThe 18" sundown team depth isnt listed yet. If you want, i can see if Rutherford will tell me, and i can get back to you unless Jacob hits this up first. Damn, I really gotta start looking at the section haha. The fact that everyone is on the FI team train lately doesn't help either My bad OP.
  6. http://www.ficaraudio.com/product/team-series-team-18/ Says on their site 11.75"
  7. Who wants some pictures? Everyone wants pictures, that's who! No pictures of the woodwork yet (because who cares about seeing wood being cut?) but I started the day off with taking the amps, battery, and subs and the pre-fab enclosure out. It's like there's a whole bunch of space hiding back there. It was very solemn to do this though. Old amp rack I designed to fit in the not-as-wide-assed-as-the-Tahoe-Explorer. Monoblock, 4-channel, and battery with some olddddd no-name wires laying about. I believe I have found the reason for the loss in output I experienced over the weekend. I had two broken screws, and the glue joints on the baffle next to that same sub had separated. After almost four years of having that enclosure, not bad results from that little prefab My subs are a little dirty, the surrounds are scuffed, but overall I feel like they're in pretty good shape for the abuse I have put them through in three years. And this will be my arsenal (excluding mids and highs) Thank you to n8 and dollarbilz for the AQ amps, priced very well(cheap) for their good condition imo. That's all I have picture-wise. I made a mistake and wasted some wood by measuring and making the same cuts twice. So I think I'll just make use of the extra port wall and cut it into shape for my battery. Tomorrow should be the last day for cuts, then it's all sand, glue, and screw.
  8. andddd i think it's time to call it a day after drawing the first port wall for a second time and not realizing it until after i already cut it. Start with a clear and fresh mind tomorrow, finish my last three cuts needed for the enclosure, and use the leftovers for the amp/batt rack. and hopefully not need to purchase another sheet of birch.

  9. Took out the amps, battery, and subs so I can clean and deaden the back. It's so quiet and lonely without music :(

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    2. reedal

      reedal

      it's only been an hour and i'm already itching to put it all back in. and of course it's raining so i cant get much of the wood-work done

    3. OrionStang

      OrionStang

      Haven't had tunes in so long.

    4. reedal

      reedal

      I hated it when i was trying to do my doors and only had subs. It brought all of my rattles to my attention.

      Next time i'm out in San Diego i'll make another trip up to Temecula and maybe you'll have your tunes back up and playing, Orion. Didn't get a chance to see the stang when i was out there for thanksgiving last year.

  10. Here is the enclosure details for my three year old SoundQubed HDS312D2's (thank you to Triticum Agricolam after I was having issues getting my design to show response the way I wanted): What it will look like Torres specs (actual tuning is 28hz) Cone excursion And lastly, frequency response
  11. Thank you. This week should actually show some progress and not just talk Yeah the prices scared me a bit too, I was pretty glad when Kyle hooked me up with Scott's email. This one is two pair in, four out, and he charged me $85 shipped which isn't all that bad IMO. so, $267.56 later, i have two sheets of 3/4" birch-ply, two sawhorses, a new porter-cable sander (shitty black & decker sander attachment for the matrix started separating from the velcro that holds the sandpaper on it), lots of sandpaper from 80-2000 grit (gonna make some things really shiny hopefully ), wood screws, six tubes of liquid nails, and four 1" X 36" wooden dowels for bracing and legs. Edit: for some reason, Firefox won't allow me to use any image code from photobucket to post pictures, so here it is from mobile. Tomorrow I will get started, and hopefully don't get shit for doing this on the patio of my apartment. Pictures will be taken as I go. And sound deadening the rear hatch and under the carpet of course
  12. Well, newest item is now a TORK2 relay kit from Tony C (aka snafu). Also bought one of his books to give to my cousin for Christmas. And now all of my money is going into supplies to build a new enclosure. I intend to use some birch-ply. I'm off all week, and the temps aren't that bad, so I'll probably have it done by end of day Christmas (wife works Christmas Day, so we won't be driving to see family until saturday). I've got a pretty good idea for my amp/batt rack IMO. Or maybe simple is a better word... I'm gonna buy everything I need tonight, and get started tomorrow. Tomorrow will be all about that rack, and depending on how long that takes, I may get started on the enclosure as well. Measure eight times, cut once, cause i can't afford a whole lot of wood. The amp/batt rack is going to hold my XS Power D4700, SoundQubed 3500, both AQ two-channels, AQ 4-channel, TORK2, and cockbox. Until I buy more wire and redo my doors/A-pillars, the two-channels and cockbox won't be used. Stay tuned
  13. Yeah the prices scared me a bit too, I was pretty glad when Kyle hooked me up with Scott's email. This one is two pair in, four out, and he charged me $85 shipped which isn't all that bad IMO.
  14. Anddddd Only a handful more things to buy before I begin my rebuild. Hope to be finished before April, but we'll see.
  15. a pair of 4 ohm speakers reading 3.3 ohms each... should be fine right?

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    2. Jessica

      Jessica

      sounds fine to me

    3. ROLEXrifleman

      ROLEXrifleman

      Remember, even 4ohm speakers don't stay 4ohm once they get music to them

    4. ChevyBoy95

      ChevyBoy95

      4 ohm is just a placeholder for DC since there is no conversion from DC resistance to AC impedance.

  16. I haven't had my DRLs working since I bought it, so I figured it was time to make them work again. I took a look through the lense, and the bulbs had broken filaments. I swapped the passengers side, then when I went to the drivers side, the socket was melted and scorched And here it is replaced Also did the 4-high mod (low beams and high beams on when set to high beams for those that don't know) and thought about making it the 4-low/6-high, but decided not to. Not just yet. Only audio updates I have are I just purchased a cockbox from Scott bowman, and I bought an iPod classic 7th gen 120gb to replace my very broken iPhone 5 that vibrated apart If I can get a dry day, I'll go out and clean up all of the grounds (factory and aftermarket) and see if that will help to clear the "service brake booster" message I get on my DIC every time I drive
  17. I like it!! Looks nice!! And I don't think the circuit card will have any issues with moving/becoming dislodged, because that's a really tight fit now I REALLY want to get to work on my "rebuild"
  18. Thanks Steve! It might be a little bit before I can install it with my VM-1, but when I do I'll post it I like it!! Looks nice!! And I don't think the circuit card will have any issues with moving/becoming dislodged, because that's a really tight fit now I REALLY want to get to work on my "rebuild"
  19. Still no updates. Still need to buy wiring and a few other items before I start rebuilding. The amp/batt rack and new enclosure will be the first things done before redoing the doors and A-pillars. But I did buy one thing that I've been waiting to come out for a while Thanks Steve!! And Antheny, who took over in emailing me, and set me up with an invoice. It'll be a little while before I have it installed though. One step (purchase) at a time (every payday).
  20. Who was it? I missed your status update and the contest is over Vanna white
  21. Just had a "grandma's cleaner" sales rep come by. I couldn't stop laughing because I had already seen a video of someone else selling it. I'll give it to them, they know how to push their product, but I just don't want it

  22. I thought it was you at first So did I, till I saw your quote of audiolamb's guess. super excited and then not so much
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