SlugButter
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Going in a Ford Escape. For a little extra bump in his work vehicle, easily movable and tools can get piled on top without damage to the sub.
They seem to do pretty good in .5 tuned to 35 hz or so. This is the first generation. I pulled it from a box that had 4 of these in it, 3 of them blown. This was the lone survivor. My first time using anything from RDS. It feels nice. I might buy one for myself. It's a heavy little sucker.I like the rds stuff, Rick has built up the line and the 6.5 are lil monsters if enclosed right. I've a bit of experience designing for those particular subs.
They're hi ebp subs, tuning them 36hz in .4ft3 with 6.5in2 of port seems to let them open up, in a 6th?They seem to do pretty good in .5 tuned to 35 hz or so. This is the first generation. I pulled it from a box that had 4 of these in it, 3 of them blown. This was the lone survivor. My first time using anything from RDS. It feels nice. I might buy one for myself. It's a heavy little sucker.
Nice! And I’ll pass on the Trojan ice cream!!
That metal sign is about 80 years old. The Vernors Ginger Ale sign next to it is from the 1940s. I had another one kinda like it with a little bearded guy on it, but an older guy offered 250$ for it….and I needed more audio. Lol.Nice! And I’ll pass on the Trojan ice cream!!
$250 for a sign with a little bearded guy? I say good deal,lol.That metal sign is about 80 years old. The Vernors Ginger Ale sign next to it is from the 1940s. I had another one kinda like it with a little bearded guy on it, but an older guy offered 250$ for it….and I needed more audio. Lol.
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A round of applause for a man who builds a box in a matter of hours!!
Thank you sir. I’ve done a few hundred boxes now so I’m getting reasonably efficient.A round of applause for a man who builds a box in a matter of hours!!