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Eh! LOL I was going to add aboot but couldn't fit it in my post, whats that all aboot! LOL. Hey man, I think I figured out what you think is wrong with our bacon, I think you either tried our chicken bacon or something like that, chicken bacon is gross and much like sandwich meat. Ah well, good times eh!
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Hey guys, I hit up the Carlisle All Truck Nationals with the Trailvoy.com community, I was lucky enough to meet Chode and also get a demo of the Durangho. Even though Chode was having some issues with his amp he still gave me a demo, all I can say is WOW!!
Also, I got to use the TL to see what my little T2 was hitting and I am very proud to say that I hit a 140db on music, windows up, mic on the window and peaking at 38hz.
On the way back to Canada I ended up getting caught up in a bizarre hail storm with hail the size of quarters, luckily no damage done to the Trailblazer, but I was crying through the whole storm just thinking of what I was going to see once I got home. Unfortunately 4 Trailblazer from our group received some severe damage to the hood and roof, hopefully the insurance will cover.
Thanks Chode,
Shawn
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Sweet, you had a POS ford aspire as well, what a POS that was. I wonder what that bandpass was tuned to?
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, or 4 15's, if you don't wall it off then you will have about 20 cu.ft.. The SS is very nice, very fast and very slick but a bit heavy on gas, that truck will make you want to push the throttle every time. -
Go with the Trailblazer, my one 12 never sounded so loud and I love how the roof waves with the bass. I think you could wall off the back, keep the back seats and get 4 15's in easily. With the seats in place, you have around 40 cu.ft. to work with.
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ATI, always worked flawlessly with all gaming and media.
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Very nice, reminds me of back in the day, rolling around in my GTI with the sunroof opened and the bandpass bass just beatin.
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Exactly why I purchased it for my fiance! She stressed me to get it for her when it came out, I had to fight at the stores just to get it, but I LOVE MY WII!!!!
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That stereo thing is one of the reasons I didn't purchase the RX300, I saw it as too much work and money to get a stereo in there that actually looked like it was suppose to be there. Gorgeous vehicle though. Good numbers by the way.
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Get well soon B, glad to hear that your mom will be there for you!
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I have been studying enclosure building for some time now and found this from the JL website many years ago, it still stands true,
"THE JUMBO TEST
Imagine, if you will, a rather bitter mid-sized African elephant named Jumbo (how original) that has been taking steroids and lifting religiously for the past 10 years. Jumbo's ex-girlfriend left him for a box (don't ask--because we don't know) and so every time Jumbo sees a box, he does his best to obliterate it.
After building your enclosure, you should be able to place your box in front of Jumbo and let him tap dance on it all day long knowing that when Jumbo finally gives up (he never does) your enclosure will emerge unscathed. It sounds a bit extreme, but it's true: strength is key!"
Now if 1" MDF is too expensive where you are, look into doubling up with 3/4" MDF. I just cover one sheet with wood glue and screw down the other sheet on top of it. I also clamp all around the board to make sure it is together 100%.
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Good luck with that, I always thought about doing something like this as well. Couldn't imagine leaving the wife and my son for that long though, she won't even let me out of the house more then a few hours without calling.
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And all the sides.
I've never built a wall before but I would think that the more solid all the panels are then the more output you will get from the subwoofers. -
Quality over Quantity, thats what I was taught.
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What would the shipping to Canada be? Postal Code is K2B 7T2
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I'm thinking I may be sold on the blue, winning the poll so far.
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LOL I just want to make sure.
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5 for BLUE, 1 for GREEN, and 2 for Middle
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This seems to be more confusing then I thought it would be. I'm hoping that the answer is written somewhere so we can have a definite answer.
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Absolutely blue! You want it as far from the port opening as possible in that type of enclosure.
Is there a reason for this?
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I think that if I was to place it at the blue, it may not use the whole enclosure as most air would be forced out of the port before the rest of the enclosure was used. I am not 100% sure though, I was hoping for more responses to this question but I suppose not many are familiar with the question at hand.
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So you can see why I am confused. My last install I placed the subwoofer where the green is and I didn't notice any problems, the only reason I am looking into this is because I want to know for sure as I have never placed it where the blue is. I don't want this enclosure to be the ginnie pig of experiments, I want it to be the final enclosure........till I get bored again.
I suppose I should have done a poll on what one to choose.
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Well I am just about finished and ready to cut the hole out, any else want to chime in on where I should place the subwoofer? I like the idea Mick, we'll see if anyone else will post.
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Thats a horrible combination, hope you get better soon. When I have the flu I just drink sizzurp, lots and lots of sizzurp! j/k
, or 4 15's, if you don't wall it off then you will have about 20 cu.ft.. The SS is very nice, very fast and very slick but a bit heavy on gas, that truck will make you want to push the throttle every time.
I've never built a wall before but I would think that the more solid all the panels are then the more output you will get from the subwoofers.
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MMMMMMMMMM VW! Tell me your getting some big bumpers for that thing, I replaced my bumpers the first month.