bobobass

had to post this. he gots roteries and turboz and its a 200o edition! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijJgZWGO3VI

that is why allot of people hate them. not because they are low performance, because they are so damn expensive!!!!!!!

good luck!

I always buy more than I need when it comes to glue. you never know when you will be needing it again in the future.

maybe from a friend who doesn't want to have the smaller system? lol

the biggest difference are the x-overs. In coaxiles, companies are vary limited in the components they use in their x-overs, usualy just a simple 1st order x-over for the tweeter and they let the mid driver's inductance to take care of the low pass, since the mid is not properly crossed over, this can induce distortion and cancellation between the mid and tweeter. in components, companies are far less limited in the design of the xovers. they can put together a well deigned 2nd order or even a 3rd order xover that goes with the tweeter and mid.

ya, i think they might change up it a bit, but it will be under blue print audio. no clue when they will have blue print audios site up though.

they are moving them from fi audio to their home theatre company blue print audio right now, so no ib subs from fi.

In an ib setup the more cone area the better. Fit the largest driver you can.

154db?