92TripleBlack is my hero!!!
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92TripleBlack is my hero!!!
I have it all put to gether, and the sub in a smaller box than it should be, im getting a new one soon. I havent adjusted hte levels yet but..
DAAAMN!!! it sounds GOOD!!!!!!!!!!! You're my hero man, thanks!
The bass makes my eyes do this... :crazy:
Thanks to everyone else who helped. I'll have the thing permanently mounted soon. I have no thoughts of further upgrading my system
this sounds awesome.
:D
:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
[Modified by Smash, 1:54 AM 9/13/2001]
DAAAMN!!! it sounds GOOD!!!!!!!!!!! You're my hero man, thanks!
The bass makes my eyes do this... :crazy:
Thanks to everyone else who helped. I'll have the thing permanently mounted soon. I have no thoughts of further upgrading my system
this sounds awesome.
:D
:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
[Modified by Smash, 1:54 AM 9/13/2001]
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Joined: Jul 2001
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From: Windermere FL
Re: 92TripleBlack is my hero!!! (Smash)
Glad to hear it worked out for you. If you haven't already, you would want to fill the sub box half way with polyfill. You can get this stuff at any craft store. They use it for filling stuffed animals and it looks like clear fibers. Goes for about $5 a bag. I covered my box with carpet attached with 3M spray glue. Just spray it on to the box, apply the carpet carefully and trim off the excess. I got the carpet for under $10 a square yard. Lastly, since you haven't finished everything permanently yet, make sure you use large enough wire for everything. 12 gauge for the speakers and 4-8 for the amp should do. Make sure its fused under the hood. Wouldn't want to have a live wire break in an accident and not have a fuse on it. Enjoy it man and protect your ears. Mine are permanently damaged from years of working at the shop and having alarms go off while my head was under the hood. That will really make you go
:eek: :D :cheers:
92TripleBlack
:eek: :D :cheers:
92TripleBlack
