[FREE EDUCATION]

I've heard that Facts and Science have no place in car audio.

Without a doubt. Look at how well it works out with Religion

[Beware Telephone Scam! "Microsoft" Says Your Computer Has a Virus]

They have called 3 times on my cell phone.

[Amp Test Tuesday: DC Audio 1.2k - Rated 1200w RMS @ 1ohm (Pre-Guesses - RESULTS page 10!)]

3025

[4 DC m3 8 inch subs in my Silverado build over the weekend]

Meh...... 8" subs are meant to fit in doors

[15" reverse cut out]

It can be as much as 3/16" larger to keep the edge of the surround from rubbing the edge. What I typically do is do the same cutout size and use a roundover bit on that edge.

[Sonic Coverage of CES 2013]

I'm in one of those pictures

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http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/159238-mariobs-tomb-of-boom/

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trying to get the camera to talk to the computer .

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Meh, won't be loud anyway

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do have pics. On a camera with no cord and a laptop that won't see the card. Fuck it. Pix later. Lets just say it went faster once I got out the 8 lb sledge, 4 ft pry-bar and the sawzall

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The lambo doors are actually pretty nice when working in the shop. Just have to keep an eye on the bottom door edge when getting in and out

Nothing to show today but an order from US Composites

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Shit, Frankie and those guys are in a league of their own. They have been at this for a very long time. I only hope to get half as loud as those guys

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Holy fucking crammed trunk. I forgot just how tight it was hooking everything up. Even less fun disarming the bass bomb

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This build is uncharted territory for me. I make no claims to what it meters Of course I want it to be as loud as possible. But if it's not loud and taco's his windshield, I would be just as happy

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Nothing says SQ like 12 - 12's

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9-10? shit i gotta get up early now? This shits gonna cost ya extra

[SMD VM-1 LED Volt Meter! (its back!) Pics/short vid pg. 19 (new update pg 35)]

Figures you would release it when I need to save my pennies for CES.

[Beers!!!]

Moved on to try a Tower 10 IPA. Not too bad. Not as hoppy as some others. Has a smoother ale flo to it.

[Chat]

I was in and I can't

[Beers!!!]

I love me a good Ale too. The IPA goes well with the Diesel cigar tonight

[Beers!!!]

Tonight's selection

http://kneedeepbrewing.com/year-round-beers/hoptologist-dipa/

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do facking werk son...

Less time on the interwebs, and more time building subs

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Also make sure you leave your back seat at home. there is a hazardous waste disposal fee if left here.

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when you bringing it mario sat ??

good question. I'm trying to figure out how I'm going get around while my car is gone. The ol lady got a job now.

I got a razor scooter you can use.

[Where'd you learn what you know about car audio?]

I think I was about 8 or 9 when I was taught how to solder. Wasn't too much longer after that I was working on a variety of electronics learning from my dad. everything from audio, wide band radio to tube tv's Around 14 I started troubleshooting car audio for neighbors. Soon after that I was working on wiring pump systems, interiors, and paint. My mom did ceramics and taught me how to airbrush. I quickly adapted that to cars where I could. Until the internet. It was trial and error. Mostly error and redo I had the skills to do a solid job. It wasn't until the internet that I saw others skills that I wanted to really work on mine. Now I use every chance I can to research ideas and designs to better my abilities.

I guess it's partly what us older guys see wrong with the younger guys asking questions. With the overwhelming amount of info available, there is no reason for the trial and error and the amount of lazyness that is seen in the majority of installs these days. There is no reason for the guys just starting out on their 1st buildlog to not have quality work in it. It's not rocket science. It doesn't take cool amp racks or plexi and led's to be nice. Simple clean wiring. Taking time to carpet. Sanding and filling screw holes with wood filler isn't hard. This was all standard stuff long before the internet. Take pride in what you do. If you are here to show off your work, then lets put some pride in it.