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Experimental design help
Marlo Stanfield replied to pRoFsWiRlY's topic in SPL - SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
So are you doing the install or is the shop?? Did u have a history of big previous systems through the shop or even locally in your town?? Still trying to figure out why the shop picked your vehicle over I'm sure plenty of other cars/installs they've done. Again I'm not trying to be a dick, just very curious about how this works. I've been through the process before and I understand how it all works, just seeing how they're/you're doing this. -
Experimental design help
Marlo Stanfield replied to pRoFsWiRlY's topic in SPL - SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
So why exactly did Memphis give you a sponsorship?? Because you bout a single 10" M3 or am I missing something else. It's usually associated with sum previous competition experience(being successful also, not just attending), doing a badass install with their products first(before they gave u any deals) and/or spending a hell of alot of $$ on their products. Car audio companies, particularly larger ones don't just hand out sponsorships especially in the current economic state. Not calling you a liar just curious as to how you got Memphis to sponsor you. -
Well what amps are you planning on running?? Also regarding your electrical system you want more or less overkill instead of "just enough". Amps are very sensitive to excessive voltage drops and bad things occur with shaky voltage. Also Viper we're not necessarily saying that you don't know anything, but most people who are running 10k+ watts in their setups don't ask basic questions of this nature.
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Experimental design help
Marlo Stanfield replied to pRoFsWiRlY's topic in SPL - SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
What's your budget for amp(s)/sub(s)?? -
Experimental design help
Marlo Stanfield replied to pRoFsWiRlY's topic in SPL - SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
DO NOT MIX AND MATCH DIFFERENT SIZE WOOFERS, especially doing so with different model lines and different enclosures also. If you're going with around 4000 watts then just run 2 15" Mojos or 8 12" M3s. You will be just wasting money by mixing and matching subs like this. With the 4000 watts you're planning on running, what kind of electrical do u have to back it up?? -
NY YANKEES
Marlo Stanfield replied to k3n12ock's topic in SMD SPORTS CENTER! NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, COLLEGE....and MORE!
A little late with the thread, check off topic lol... But being a die hard fan myself I welcome every new thread made regarding # 27. -
How much power are you running?? I also suggest going CRX style or subs + port back depending on power. Either one will work out pretty well for ya in that vehicle. Are you just going for a louder daily box or a burp box??
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looking for enclosure ideas for four 18''s
Marlo Stanfield replied to hk-renob's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
RMS is anywhere from 2000-4000 watts daily and enclosure size will depend on what power you're running. I have sum experience with them from a few years ago, so if u need any help feel free to ask. -
Try to hit a 95mph fastball and then come talk to me bout how it's not a mans sport... Hitting a 90+mph pitch is the single most difficult thing to do in any sport. In 4/10ths of a second or less(90 is right around .4sec) you have to decide where the pitch will be, if it's a fastball, curve, changeup, etc, read the laces to attempt to find the break on the pitch and figure out where to try to hit the ball. If u don't know how fast is then just blink you eyes, it'll give u a pretty good idea. I've seen up into the high 90s before in college and when I played in my summer leagues(NECBL and Cape Cod). When the starting pitcher "only throws" 90-93mph it looks pretty slow compared with the closer's 95-99mph fastball. But that's just the fastball, then throw in the off speed pitches and things get interesting.
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For wall builds a large slot port is usually the most successful way to build.. Also for 2 18s 4 4" aeros is not much port area at all. If you choose to stick with aeros I'd suggest like 3 6" aeros or 2 8", hell for my 2 15s I run a single 10" one but that's in a regular enclosure. For wall builds aeros usually don't work as well as you would expect.
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help me choose- 32 10s vs 40 8s
Marlo Stanfield replied to pimpedout97x's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
How much power will u be running?? Not knowing anything else besides what you posted, the obvious choice would be the 10s because that is a pretty big cone area advantage. Also with less woofers you'll be running more power per woofer, assuming the amp choice would be the same for each setup. What is your budget for the woofers?? -
I played baseball all the way through my Junior year in college(shoulder + elbow surgery), so I've always had a real passion for it. It is a slow sport in general to watch if you're not into baseball but it's like that with every sport, not everyone likes it. I do love to watch football but the NFL has become such pussies with all their bitch rules as of late, that I rarely watch games anymore. I stick to Thurs-Sat for the college games, which is still played like real football should be.
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Titebond and then any silicone based sealed works just fine 99.9% of the time, just use your fingers to push it into the corners. After that you can 45 the corners where the major airflow will take place, then glass and resin over that. I know u said no glass or resin but it really is the best option.
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predictions
Marlo Stanfield replied to oldschool's topic in DC Sound Lab - Big Bass on ANOTHER LEVEL!
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looking for enclosure ideas for four 18''s
Marlo Stanfield replied to hk-renob's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
Have you ever done a build up of this size before?? Do u already have the the MTs?? and what is your total budget?? -
looking for enclosure ideas for four 18''s
Marlo Stanfield replied to hk-renob's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
If you wanna put 4 18s in that vehicle then you're gonna have to take out the back seats anyways. The cargo area is not very big to begin with, it would be a tight fit to do 2 15s in proper airspace in the back. -
The strip club is called Sapphire and it's fucking huge inside. Depending on how old you are, things to do in Vegas will differ. Best bar(s) IMO are Ghost Bar and Rain at the Palms, Tao which I think is in the Venetian, Red Square and Tabu. They are all pretty awesome, have tons of sexy ladies but downside is the cover charge(although u can get free passes on the street all the time) and the drink prices once u do get in. I've been going to Vegas twice a year with friends for the past 3 years, so I know it pretty well. If you have anything u wanna know about it just let me know.
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Key West can be alot of fun and there are a ton of sexy broads down there, all of which are on vacation and looking to have a good time. It's awesome anywhere from early Feb to late March, the hotels are a lil more expensive then but it's worth every penny. If you ever decide to go down, just hit me up and I'll let u know sum good/semi cheap places to stay. Where are u at though?? has to be up in the panhandle or on the GA line. 3 User(s) are reading this topic (0 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users) 3 Members: Marlo Stanfield, nfsplayer, The Big Oki I see u Oki.
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Like i said before the OP either will see a very minimal gain if any at best or it won't be any different SPL wise, the memphis amp is a very nice amp let's not forget. But I'd still buy that JL and sell it locally for at least double what he can buy it for. I've seen them sell locally and on ebay for $500+ used because people love JL and they think that they're ballin' by running JL. So they see the MSRP price @ $1000+ and can't afford it, instead they'll buy a used one for like 500 thinking they got a great deal. So to the OP - buy the JL if u got the extra money, flip the amp and you should come out at least $200 ahead and still have your memphis amp.
