That's what she said...Sorry man I couldn't pass it up. To the OP Knu makes some damn good wire and is priced better than most comparable wires on the market.
Will use the resin more to make the inside of the port smooth to help air flow. Like I said I stood on one and I weigh about 230 lbs. and it didn't budge at all.
Thanks guys. I was definitely planning on coating it in resin. Thinking of attaching a wooden trim panel to theends of it that would bolt to the box and making a few of the to have interchangeable ports. Always been curious about it so figured I'd give it a try. Any opinions on interchangeable ports?
I work at a company that does alot of printing. The big rolls of paper that we use have a 8" inner diameter cardboard tube in the middle. The walls of the tube are a little over 3/8 thick. They are very strong. I stood on the side of one while steadying myself to keep it from rolling and it didn't even leave a dent. My question is could this be used for a port? Any see any problems with this idea?
I'm guessing the bolts anchor to t-nuts(plz correct me if I'm wrong) Anyway how do t nuts work exactly as far as attaching to the wood and staying in place. By the way love the way all those led guages look lit up and moving in unison.
Well they win the cone area battle but other than that couldn't tell ya. Never heard a warden but the btl's are beast. At one time there was talk of a 21" or 22" (can't remember) btl but haven't heard anything on it in a while.
Thats kewl. I just figured that with you going with the ssd (small sealed box) over a Q, BL, HDC3, etc. (larger ported box). great amp and sub choice though. Great companies and solid product.