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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8751813" data-attributes="member: 614752">Opening opposite side window will typically do the same thing as opening the door.No.&nbsp;&nbsp; I see the term thrown around a lot, usually by people who have no idea what they&#039;re talking about.&nbsp; I took a few semesters of electronics back in my day and I don&#039;t recall that term being used in any of the text books, lectures, or lab work so it&#039;s either very advanced or some retarded shit that people on social media pulled out of their arses to explain something they don&#039;t fully understand.How many dB gain do you figure that translates into on the Termlab?&nbsp;&nbsp; No, and you are describing how you meter &quot;OUTLAW&quot;.&nbsp; Whatever e-celebrity very probably meters that way because he knows it delivers better numbers than &quot;Legal&quot; and it will look more impressive when he e-begs for you to like and subscribe.I repeat, if you think you have gained 1.5dB through your new equipment, take half an hour to drive across town to your friend&#039;s shop and meter it.&nbsp; While you&#039;re there do sealed at the dash number for point of reference.&nbsp; If you and your friends think it&#039;s loud and you like how it plays music, that&#039;s fine.&nbsp; Nobody here is trying to take that away from you, but don&#039;t say &quot;I&#039;m almost 150&quot; when the only number you have to show us is 148.5 metered OUTLAW because that isn&#039;t &quot;almost 150&quot; and everybody who has legitimately competed knows this and is telling you this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8751813, member: 614752"] Opening opposite side window will typically do the same thing as opening the door. No. I see the term thrown around a lot, usually by people who have no idea what they're talking about. I took a few semesters of electronics back in my day and I don't recall that term being used in any of the text books, lectures, or lab work so it's either very advanced or some retarded shit that people on social media pulled out of their arses to explain something they don't fully understand. How many dB gain do you figure that translates into on the Termlab? No, and you are describing how you meter "OUTLAW". Whatever e-celebrity very probably meters that way because he knows it delivers better numbers than "Legal" and it will look more impressive when he e-begs for you to like and subscribe. I repeat, if you think you have gained 1.5dB through your new equipment, take half an hour to drive across town to your friend's shop and meter it. While you're there do sealed at the dash number for point of reference. If you and your friends think it's loud and you like how it plays music, that's fine. Nobody here is trying to take that away from you, but don't say "I'm almost 150" when the only number you have to show us is 148.5 metered OUTLAW because that isn't "almost 150" and everybody who has legitimately competed knows this and is telling you this. [/QUOTE]

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