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S15_Silvia

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  1. LOL at "I just like the colors" and the one with a link titled "yeast infection" in the sig.
  2. All of what was posted above. And please, whatever you do, don't give it that horrifying, raspy, mosquito-farting-in-a-coffee-can sound.
  3. Dis right here. And I will say this- you post about women/issues with women very often.
  4. It hasn't passed. It was shelved so to speak, but can come back to bite us in the asses. This is just a chosen day of protest I wanna say.
  5. It's nothing special. I made it using the free version of Virtual DJ Home. It's a combo of Day N' Nite (Kid Cudi), Ni**as in Paris (Jay-Z & Kanye West) and Motivation (Kelly Rowland). No vocals, but if anyone wants to go ahead and add them then repost it...I'd actually love to hear that. Link HERE
  6. Adding a resistor inline with the sub is going to mess with the signal going through, effectively changing the frequency response curve quite a bit.
  7. He was saying discounted, as in on sale, and fortunately not discontinued. I don't want that product going anywhere- I haven't bought it yet lol
  8. lol @ everyone getting ridiculous with the comments. It's an original idea. But the faces leave a lot to the imagination.
  9. Too good. This website was the source of many-a-distraction during my finals studying.
  10. Hello all- I got the following from Parts-Express: That would be Dayton PK165 mids, Selenium ST200 super tweeters and Dayton 3KHz crossovers. What I want to do is make something like this, on a smaller scale: So basically, a small but angry set of DJ speakers. I need help though. What would be thick enough wood for the cabinets? What do you tune a 6" speaker enclosure to, and how? The Fs of the Daytons is 95Hz. An interesting thing I noticed about the ST200s is that they are NOT sealed, and would leak air if they shared airspace with the Daytons. The four rectangular holes around the horn are where the magnet/diaphragm clip on to it, and it's not airtight. Does anyone have suggestions or wanna point me in the right direction? Thank you. EDIT: It would probably help to give you guys a link to the product page: http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-020
  11. Haha oh shit. I blame the tweeters, personally...
  12. They are loud. Just being powered off a POS Sony receiver at the moment... @beatbox: Yep, parts express. They amaze me.
  13. I'm kind of scared they might be too much for these mids- but I'll run them for a little bit tonight and see what happens.
  14. I just placed the order for this stuff two days ago, and it's already here. Dayton PK165-8 PA mids, Dayton 3KHz crossovers, and Selenium ST200 super tweets. All going into some PA speakers I'm making!
  15. I can't wait until I can get my hands on a pair of these. Coupling them with Dayton crossovers and Selenium ST200s for little party speakers...should be mean.
  16. Looking to buy a regular ol' 8ohm pair for some tiny PA speaks!
  17. Little in the middle but she got much back...
  18. A bit much for me, but they're pretty badass for some applications I'd say.
  19. Post pics/screenshots of your overclocking exploits, if you would.
  20. You chose to leave turbo boost on? Why not run 4500MHz all the time? I could see it for power savings... Another thing- pic of the rig and cooler?
  21. Not everyone is happy with running CPUs/GPUs at stock speeds and voltages. That's where overclocking comes in...so let's hear about/see those upped clocks and voltages! Here are mine: Back in the day... AMD 3000+ S939 @2.5GHz (1.8GHz stock) and some absurd voltage, under a Silverstone NT07 cooler Then... AMD X2 3600+ S939 @2.66GHz (2.0GHz stock) and (less) absurd voltage, same cooler as before Now... Intel E8500 S775 @4.13GHz (3.16GHz stock) and 1.252v, Xigmatek HDT S1283 bolt-thru cooler
  22. Fair enough. What about the SMD labels? And/or electric valves
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