Torres

that is a beautiful trunk setup. nicely done

it's going to be hard to contact him. he's a busy person. plus there's plenty of people here who have the knowledge to do so, and who have/had a carputer in their vehicle. myself included. do you have a set carputer in mind? they can be kinda bulky, but the more you spend, the tinier they can be. i'm not sure how much room there is under the dash there, but i imagine it's not a lot

if anything, it'll help improve it as it'll ease the airflow through the port

it'll take some fiberglassing and most likely some intricate work to incorporate the computer itself in there if you want it hidden.

clean as you go?

you are exactly correct haha i like how you link to that thread, and that thread links to here lol

if you were to measure down the inside of the port, the effective port length would be shorter. likewise, if you were to measure down the outside of the port, it would be longer. measuring down the middle of the width of the port gives you an accurate measurement.

yes. They are individual channels and both are adjustable. you can do bass on one side and highs on the other if you choose awesome, that's what i assumed. thanks

just for clarification, say i had 2 mono amps (even tho they'd be gain matched), would i be able to hook up channel 1 to one amp, then channel 2 to the other amp to monitor both? not sure how the technical circuitry works on this thing

3 more products?? i still gotta get my CC-1, let alone the VU-DIN. and i don't even have an amp yet lol. c'mon tax return! i'm with CJ, i will definitely be in a learning phase if i pick this one up lol

maby you should put a paypal link to donate to you on your Box Tuning Calculator that's the plan actually after i finish working in the updates. just gotta find time

i hate being broke, but right now i REALLY hate being broke lol

the further the sub is away from the port opening *inside* the box, the better it is. it might not make a difference, if any, but in reference to that picture i'd move the sub to the right to put it in front of the L part of the port that's inside the box. should give it a better loading environment. if i recall correctly that is

this question is asked so often. please read the help window, it's explained in there. even includes links to pictures. put in 4 common walls and see what happens with the output boxes. the common port walls box refers to the top, bottom, left, and right sides of the port, nothing with the walls inside the box EDIT: and yes, you can have too much port area. and in that type of box, it should be 3 common port walls, not 2. also looks like you need to put a 1 in the 'extra baffles' box judging from the sketchup

i also insure packages too. if something DOES happen, it should cover it and you won't be out of money. just some time getting it all sorted out

the only finished picture i have of this in the daylight. i'll check the build log and see if there's another there

look through timmy's section on here. groundpounder2k2 is his SN here. he's a fiberglassing BEAST and has so many threads with SO many pictures. that will show you the steps you need to do. it's a time consuming process, even the small projects. i'm about to start a small project, and plan on taking a couple weeks. but i don't work in a hurry. take your time with it

i always sell items like this 'as is' stated in the auction

damn! it will probably be gone by the end of this weekend, but if it's not, i'm taking the wire. gotta work a few shifts to make some decent money this weekend lol

i been planning on checking out kaliko's new album. i like about 4 of the 6 songs on that EP. LOVE the intro to klusterfuk. HATE the bitch talking at the end of it. lol tech is raw in concert. i wanna see him again, but next time i get to would be july 4th, so i'm not sure how that'll pan out for me

because if you go too big and miss a small step, you could end up with a big disaster. just quadruple check that you have ALL corners covered

i don't think this was posted yet, but he's got some new stuff out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36Sp4dKWn4k there's a couple other good ones, but i can't find them on youtube. and those there aren't the orignal tracks, they've been altered. originals are much better

there's also a sticky thread in one of the subforums with pretty much every audio related term with a definition

Thanks Torres for the reply. I went to Home Depot and those clamps are like $20 bucks a pop! Too expensive for me since I wont be using them often. So glue first, then predrill then drill each panel at a time? Do I start off gluing the back to the bottom first then the sides or is there a specific order? oh wow yeah that's pricey. they have them at harbor freight for much much cheaper. but yeah i'd also start with the bottom piece, then the sides and the port then slap the top on. definitely predrill or you'll be splitting lots of wood

a jig saw will get the job done. the specs should have the cutout diameter for the sub then use a tape measure/compass to map out the circle. and clamps aren't really expensive, but you do need a drill and some wood glue to keep it assembled