Smoove

He's here. Meet Tonka. He gets along great with my Danes. The playing is already non-stop

this would be my 3rd Neo and my wifes first. As long as he gets along with my 2yr old female Dane, we will have a new puppy (6months). Both my past Neo's were like you stated, very protective. you wont wanna break into my house.

IN the morning I am going to meet a 6 month old male Neopolitan Mastiff at the rescue. If he like my Danes, than based on his breeding lines I will own a Neo that's supposed to weigh 185lbs. http://www.azmastiffrescue.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=4622087

Those cakes are great.

I have a Fosgate T5002 with broken speaker terminals and a missing plastic cover that fits around the power terminals. Does anyone know where I can find these parts?

I started small and my plans have grown over the years. I had a mostly complete small system when I bought my truck back in 98. then my plans grew, Had a good H/U until it got wrecked when some dumbass's tried to steal it and took an amp. Before I knew what the BIG 3 was, I was already doing it. Already own a HO alt for stuff electric fans. I have bought a lot of equipment that has just never been installed. All warranties expired. Stuff like crate motor installs take precedence and stage 3 tranny's. And the biggest time vacuum ever is women. they never want to know you'd rather build a sub box or glass your doors instead of spending time with them. Here is how I get by until I build my blow through

My collection of build a system keeps getting bigger. Money, time, and weather are issues. In Phoenix we are already hitting 110 degrees. 2 years ago I tried to Dynamat my truck when it was that hot and almost passed out after 25min. And problem number 4. dont change your design every month so nothing ever gets completed

you could put bends in the ports or have them exteded out of the box. Or 1 6" flare port 15" long with a bend

How about " Why 5000+ watts and multiple 15 inch subs?? Because I can "

Too funny, I was thinking the samething. But not everyone can afford Fosgate, Sundown, DC,

Aren't L7's getting discontinued?

ow about posting your exact surrent specs, not just port volume, Might make it easier for people to help you.

so do a flared aero port instead.

For a 12 your gonna need at least 2 cubes of net volume. .7 is way to small. What 12 are you going to use? What kind of truck- standard cab or ext cab?

Your port is freakishly huge, is this box for 10" or an 8"

Moose drool for me tonight

I agree, and was also my plan. Check voltage to the actuator first.

One of my doors is starting to act like that. It may be the relay to latch popper going out. That is the first place I plan to start looking when my job gives me time. It acts like not enough voltage is making it through to power latch popper.

My red top sits around same. With other people seeing the same low voltages on Optima's I am going to assume it has to do with the battery design.

We all have different jobs that pay for this expensive BASS hobby

Vodka MountainDew, the usual

I was waiting for that question. Cisco is best Networking product on the market and they have a week training seminar in SanDiego in 2 weeks. I can't be the only only Network engineer on this forum

Anyone here going to Cisco Networkers?

The last time I looked up a TC sub, it recommended a small sealed box. Which goes along with what Socky stated. soft parts. If you find a deal on a SA or a fosgate and put it in the box you built, I bet it would produce the bass you are looking for. If you keep the TC build a small sealed box and see how the sub responds

do you have the recomended specs for this subwoofer