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<blockquote data-quote="CBFryman2" data-source="post: 2072884" data-attributes="member: 565445">Wow, Dude.<a href="http://www.BCAE1.com" target="_blank">http://www.BCAE1.com</a>Lean a few things before making another responce.1.) how to read.2.) How to write.3.) How to spell. (My spelling is bad and I skipped half of your post due to yours)4.) What you are after in your system.FYI you want a flat responce that extends as low as posisble. This is to keep your system from sounding boomy.Also, I know you wheren&#039;t trying to offer help. I WAS and I STILL AM even after you decided to go crazy.Just because people at your school dont know anything about reggae doesnt mean people elsewhere dont. People at my school dont even know about bob marley (as a majority). There are a few who listen to Bob Marley and Damien Marley. Past that they know little about reggae.Reggae is not a popular Gener in the states past Wyclef. The new &#039;reggae&#039; (I like to call it spangae) where every latino in Miami/NY/LA thinks they can write a reggae song to a rap beat and sing half the song in spanish and the other half in slurr and in the end the song has no meaning even if you could understand it is the closest thing to reggae that is popular today. However there are still a few of us who listen to real reggae music.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CBFryman2, post: 2072884, member: 565445"] Wow, Dude. [URL="http://www.BCAE1.com"]http://www.BCAE1.com[/URL] Lean a few things before making another responce. 1.) how to read. 2.) How to write. 3.) How to spell. (My spelling is bad and I skipped half of your post due to yours) 4.) What you are after in your system. FYI you want a flat responce that extends as low as posisble. This is to keep your system from sounding boomy. Also, I know you wheren't trying to offer help. I WAS and I STILL AM even after you decided to go crazy. Just because people at your school dont know anything about reggae doesnt mean people elsewhere dont. People at my school dont even know about bob marley (as a majority). There are a few who listen to Bob Marley and Damien Marley. Past that they know little about reggae. Reggae is not a popular Gener in the states past Wyclef. The new 'reggae' (I like to call it spangae) where every latino in Miami/NY/LA thinks they can write a reggae song to a rap beat and sing half the song in spanish and the other half in slurr and in the end the song has no meaning even if you could understand it is the closest thing to reggae that is popular today. However there are still a few of us who listen to real reggae music. [/QUOTE]

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