Chode69

NOT I....

ouch.....i got mine on wednesday and havent touched it since...im guess im not that much of a gamer then haha

how come NONE of those 13gb vids ever work for me

FUCK ARE YOU SERIOUS....thas exactly what i was gonna say then i saw you put it...thats the second time in liek 2 days someone took EXACTLY what i was gonna say

shit....my pile is over 45 feet tall with a 100 foot diameter....starting to stink a little :V

ill take the red x

HOLY SHIT THATs GOTTA SUCK....WHAT A FAG

its a good all around game...i got mine on wednesday

wasnt there a rumor that RE was comming out with a 24 inch sub???

x2

graphics i say 12 out of 10 and online play is NUTZ....15 out of 10 for online play while in a game NO LAG WHATSOEVER. the chainsaw is incredable....where you touch them thats is where they are sliced. people are ALREADY beasts at that game...ive only got like 4 kills :V out of like an hour of play. story play is very fun...surprising and spontaneous!!! OVERALL 11 OUT OF 10 GAME...highly recommend

red "x" of doom

nice!!!

have you ever heard Rockford T1s??? if so how do they compare to the Qs??

looks liek it has more power than most peoples cars

Seems like the only decent amp he can get new for $300 who me? No. The thread starter, Luda. o ok. i was gonna say, i dont have a problem with mine. so until i do, ill stick with the $300 amp lol LOL...my friend's a3000db is supposed to come in this week. Hopefully he'll be happy with it. lemme kno how that goes. ull be suprised i think. Will do meng quote

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Insufficient power will not hurt a driver, however an insufficient amplifier driven into a highly clipped signal will certainly hurt a speaker. Speakers harmed from "underpowering" are done so because the system operator raises the gains on the amplifer/headunit/EQ/etc in order to compensate for the lack of output that small amplifier is capable of providing. What ends up happening is that instead of extra output, you severly clips the amplifier causing a DC waveform to be sent across the voice coil of a speaker. The clipped signal is audibley detected in the form of distortion. The problem with DC current is that an excess amount of power is dissipated in the form of heat as the driver moves a disproportionate distance when compared to the amount of power being fed into the coils. In other words, more heat is building up in the VCs than is being dissipated by the movement of the driver. In other words, not enough clean power should never hurt a honestly rated speaker. A large amount of clipped power produded from a small, overdriven amplifier will inevitably cause damage to a speaker.

that`ll buff out

COMMING OUT TOMORROW!!!!