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if sounds to good to be true it probably is
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see if you can find this company listed with the bbb
that website says busy can't get to it , but i did see .uk at the end of the web address which makes me wonder if this isn't a forien company going on ponds or euro dollars
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a 10 " table may be useful for cutting smaller pieces but i think what you want for larger pieces is a circular saw with a rip guide , assuming you are on a budget like many otherwise you might want something like this
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i would think the 15 would give you a bigger sound , and the tens might be punchier if you want to get an idea of what the t1 will do check out rf's website its kind of cool
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it's in the plans , just not sure what i want to get to run them . i run out amp really quick at 85 watts rms of yamaha power . can still jam though
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planet audio bb (big bang)
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cerwin vega e315,s yamaha 6.1 ht , and 4 cam video surveillance with dvr
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i too am on a budget and i have leaning towards used rf amps lately .
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investment . although i have been kind of cheap about it all , buy a lot on ebay and used gear here and there a lot of times i actually make a small profit on some of the gear i buy and sell . got a pair of older alpine type r 10's in a prefab box off ebay for $48 to my door last year
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thought this was cool and worth posting
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wow i don't think i have ever seen that many layers of shingles before , i think most codes 3 layers is when you SHOULD tear off . in minnesota , that with a snow load likes to bring the roof down sometimes . looking good
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i don't think there is any need for any elaborate break in on speakers of any kind , although you may find that some speakers just keep getting better as time goes on
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i would avoid the electric blower . LS isn't a bad option you can get a "LQ4"motor from a late model 1500 pickup that is essentially a cheaper version of the LS made of iron instead of aluminum, but you may encounter many issues with clearance and fitment to do with the accessory drive or oil pan , good old 350 might be an easier conversion , of course it could be fun to play with that 3.4 a little bit as well maybe find 1or2 turbos from a salvage yard used and fab a pipe , bigger injectors ?
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oh yeah , buckethead
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http://www.parts-exp...tnumber=293-656
but between the 2 subs listed that is a tough one , i have wanted to experience the w6 for a while , but i think the fi is probably built to be more robust when pushed hard
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the specs of the tc sounds are impressive to me . specifically how low the frequency response is on a couple of them
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there's some the most hideous body work i have ever seen
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the hard part of making a circle jig to me would be figuring out where to put all of your holes . i have made my own circle jig out 2 peaces of flat steel . i was looking around rockford fosgates web site and found this a while ago
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assuming the numbers are good , it probably comes down the amp designs and components used to make the amps .class d amps very from one to next . most of them you see have a slug of mosfets and then you look at an mrp-m500 and it only has like 8 total some amps have more capacitors inside than others , . there are many factors in play with how an amp performs and i wish i could tell you more but i am learning myself . you should check out some amp guts and maybe you notice some differences from one amp to the next
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well no , going from 1 ohm to 2 with any amp would be like cutting your output in half , but you may see more dampening at higher ohm loads
ya know i guess that isn't always true , it really would depend on the specific amp , the alpine mrx-m55 for example will run 1 ohm but it makes the most power at 2 ohms
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better amp design will just sound better and last longer i would think
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well no , going from 1 ohm to 2 with any amp would be like cutting your output in half , but you may see more dampening at higher ohm loads
opinions on this cheap 0 gauge kit , says %100 copper wire
in Electrical-battery- Alternators- Wiring
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just curious , is any one counting the strands to guess to say it looks more like 4 gauge ?