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Exactly. Of course some of us could get superhero powers from all this too I can't wait to see what my superhero powers are from all this

We will only count the one right next to the amp.

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That is asking a whole hell of a lot out of a Olds With time and money, I'm sure you can max out what that car can do with that sub. It may never be a 150 but it could be the loudest single 12 Olds around.

I would suggest using pvc cut to make your corners. Kerfing small radius like those will be a bitch. A skillsaw and a straight edge will get you the desired results for a kerf, but a tablesaw is a life saver.

Made the after pic so no one can see the bubbles and arm hairs Just playin, come do mine, I hate to do it myself.

It's a matter of time before we figure out how to kick ya Alpine

Personally, I have liked the sub in 5 after disp, with 15-17 per for the port. But it looks like all the dc reps got ya set up already

woop thanks ed!! and how do 45s hurt? 45's aren't a given for making a box louder. It's a test, try and retest kind of thing. Or if you are familiar with the box design you are working with then that helps too I personally think mdf is more forgiving for new box builders. Plus splinters suck.

Not hard to do at all. Little fiberglass in the rear, and a solid face front. IMO, having one made could look better then that one pictured

I'm in Sacramento. PM me with what you want to do.

Give it some time out in the sun. They should go away. Winter time will take longer then the summer I did some security film on my truck and it took a few months to fully cure. Any good tint shop would redo the window if it doesn't go away.

You're asking about gear that is most likely older then most of us on here. I would drop on over to a tube amps forums and do some poking around. I know back in the day that you could achieve a different sound based on the type, or brand tube you were using.

I had the same issue. I sat down with a case of beer and did them all one by one

Had me a Sparkomatic 4 band eq + amp that my dad gave me. Then I added a Kraco 200x2 for my GS Redline 15's I had me a good amount of JVC bi9's in the car too

Single 15 you should have room to wedge it forward with a port. I know with a little trimming 2 - 12's will slide in from the front. I did one a few years back.

Congrats Scottie! That's awesome

Meh, shits weak. now next time do your run before you do 5 practice runs

Those mids don't like much under 80hz with power, I would suggest killing them around 120. You will want to cut down from 800 to 4k and kill them after 4k let the tw pick up after that. These can sound very good with the right amount of processing. They are VERY efficient so you don't need a ton of power to get them loud. Mine only get about 25-35w at most and will drown out anyone trying to talk in the truck. Imaging wise, I found they do better off axis then on. They do image well and have have a nice height to them. They can also be difficult to narrow in a center with different voice ranges.

I might make it out this weekend

A good part of that is also what side of the measurement they cut on, of if they cut on the line itself. I find if you tell them where exactly to cut that it comes out with much better results. You can only expect so much out of an employee and asking then to consider the width of a blade might be above their pay grade

Yeah, Ray has been known to play with wood now and then

Wood screws through the roof thenvbent over for safety

I wouldn't count on it.

For my edges I push wood filler into the raw edge and then give a light sand. Then a coat of primer and a coat or paint.