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<blockquote data-quote="BassBrawlinBill" data-source="post: 6401006" data-attributes="member: 613354">impossible for me to say if there is a 150 in your current system cuz I am not familiar enough with it, I will say that breaking it for me was very hard and I have a hatch. That by no means doesn&#039;t mean it&#039;s not there though just means its hard lol. To get me there it took tons of changes and more help then I can write in text from sooo many people. Dave def. had the biggest hand in it happening tho, I&#039;d be lost without his guidence. It def. requires tons of testing on the meter. Being stuck with your port in the middle isn&#039;t neccassarily a bad thing, technically mines in the middle tho I have to angle it towards the driver side, when I do that I see significant gains.At one point in the season I doubled my power and saw barely a 2 db gain, in theory I should see a 3 db gain from double&#039;n my power but thats why they call it theory, in practice its usually less then the 3 as I proved this year. There&#039;s so many variables that go into that &amp;amp; every time you make one change it changes other things. It def. sounded a hell of alot better yesterday, sounded **** good esp. compaired to the Aftershock show. btw what freq. were you using, if my memory is right which i doubt I thought you were using a pretty low note, hard to get loud on the mic using low notes, of course the tuning of your enclosure is a big factor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BassBrawlinBill, post: 6401006, member: 613354"] impossible for me to say if there is a 150 in your current system cuz I am not familiar enough with it, I will say that breaking it for me was very hard and I have a hatch. That by no means doesn't mean it's not there though just means its hard lol. To get me there it took tons of changes and more help then I can write in text from sooo many people. Dave def. had the biggest hand in it happening tho, I'd be lost without his guidence. It def. requires tons of testing on the meter. Being stuck with your port in the middle isn't neccassarily a bad thing, technically mines in the middle tho I have to angle it towards the driver side, when I do that I see significant gains. At one point in the season I doubled my power and saw barely a 2 db gain, in theory I should see a 3 db gain from double'n my power but thats why they call it theory, in practice its usually less then the 3 as I proved this year. There's so many variables that go into that & every time you make one change it changes other things. It def. sounded a hell of alot better yesterday, sounded **** good esp. compaired to the Aftershock show. btw what freq. were you using, if my memory is right which i doubt I thought you were using a pretty low note, hard to get loud on the mic using low notes, of course the tuning of your enclosure is a big factor. [/QUOTE]

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