Recent content by big junior

Chronic all day!

Thanks, I worked on that picture for like two hours. lol. But for real though, thanks for for the fedback.

Here is a very basic sketch made with the computer. This is the box design for the jl 10w7 ported. It's not made to scale but I wanted to get an idea if and where I should brace it. It will be 1.5ft^3, dimensions are approximatly W 23.5, H 13.5, D 15.5 (off the top of my head)...

Sorry, I couldn't pull the diagram off the PDF but the dimensions are 1.5ft^3 at W 23.25", H 13.5", D 14.5" (external) with the port 1.5" wide with a length of about 20" L shaped. Plus just doulble the baffle right?

If I follow the Jl diagram for the 10w7 ported design will I have to brace the box? If so, how much?

I've seen that Jl recomends that the 10w7 be in a 1.5^3 box but I have been reading that bigger is better. So I was wondering if anyone had any proven sizes or done installs in the past to help me out. I planned to run it at around 27-30.

so basically all I need is a aux cable? Is the sound quality equal to cd's? I read somewhere that mp3 files don't sound as good because they're compressed, is this true?

My sister gave me a ipod for Christams and I was looking into hooking it up to my soon to be new system. Has anyone out there done this already? I was looking at the pioneer hook-up. My sister has the iTrip connection that sends a signal to a local fm station to be picked up, sounded like...

no I'm not dead set on the jl. I was looking into diamond audio and adire audio, but the jl set up just seem to require less power and their products seem to go together well. Plus I've had two jl subs for five years without a problem. I'm looking for a system with one sub that will have...

it should still get deeper and louder than the 10" right?

yeah its the budget!!! But it was either the 10" or the 12" and if at all possible I would like the 12". But if it's pointless to power it with that amp then so be it.

Would this amp give enough power to push this sub in a ported box

Do you have a range buy you? If so, go check it out. Being in Dallas you should have access to a decent sized range with a good selection. That way you know exactly how each one feels when you shoot it. Or at least get a feel of which brands you like, everyones taste are different.

I would go with the ruger .40 cal. They're very comfortable to shoot and pretty accurate. Did you look at the Glock .40 cal?