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white_boi_audio Newbie

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Looks really nice now how does it hit I like how its a powerbass amp and a powerbass sub, kickass mane nice work.

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I like how you did this.

Very clean and classy looking.

I would've been torn over mounting the amp in that spot tho, I'd prolly push it all the way back-unless behind it is being used for something else? But, to me it looks like a little bit of wasted space behind the amp, however by doing it ur way it keeps the amp on the same "viewing plane" as the sub and looks more symmetrical.

You did however help me decide on another/diff idea for a single sub setup tho.

Nice work for sure.

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I like how you did this.

Very clean and classy looking.

I would've been torn over mounting the amp in that spot tho, I'd prolly push it all the way back-unless behind it is being used for something else? But, to me it looks like a little bit of wasted space behind the amp, however by doing it ur way it keeps the amp on the same "viewing plane" as the sub and looks more symmetrical.

You did however help me decide on another/diff idea for a single sub setup tho.

Nice work for sure.

It just didn't look right mounted that far back. Not too much wasted space. Glad I could give you some ideas for a project

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