Recent content by Hecta G

Whoah!!! Awesome box!!! Gives me an idea... Mount some wheels on it , tow it behind my Jetta and connect some ductwork between the box and my car. Hmmmm, may try to draw it out for giggles..

Depends on the patent type. There are 2 types of patents, "design" and "utility", if it's a design patent all you have to do is change one small aspect and your in the clear. If it's a utility one then not so sure, but I don't think that JL would hunt you down and beat you like some audio thug.

DISCLAIMER ********** As with anything if you decide to do this to your car I am not responsible for what may happen, you take complete and total responsibility. I am in no way liable for your mistakes or errors ******************** DISCLAIMER Now that we got that out of the way...

Ummmm, yeah, what he said...

Okay, kinda been doing way too many things but have finally gotten somewhat of a start on my amp sub install. I will try and document as much as possible and as always, suggestions, comments, and I guess snide remarks are welcome. I got the amp today. It's a HiFonics Brutus 606, yeah I know...

For $300, umm clearance sales at your local hardware store, pawn shop (if you don't mind bathing afterwards), garage sales. Plenty of places, just need to be resourceful. I know you said you only have $300 but this is one awesome table saw.... http://www.sawstop.com/ It's the world's safest...

not bad looking, pretty cool design.

I can really feel the love...

That's exactly what i was stating.

how about a crossover separating the 10's and the 12's? Just wondering. I'm the type that tries things that most people laugh at, but you never know what you can learn from your experience. Let's say it does sound like crap, but what if you were determined to make it work then actually did...

How will separating the 10's from the 12's sound?

Haven't used T-Nuts but do preffer them over just straight drywall screws.

I like the symmetry aspect.

Thanks Fox, It just hit with what you were saying. I was assuming on 2 different areas, but I think what you stated make them equal. The difference between the larger and the smaller should equal the smaller. Let me know if that's what you are talking about. Thanks!!!

Thanks Hintz, Yeah I've done that and don't know much about horns myself. I have the basic difference in area and volume but trying to figure out the effect of each change in area. I am assuming treating the first entry (small-large) as if it was a straight port, then taking the smaller port...