Recent content by ramos

you mentioned your wiring. try a simple test to rule out wiring causing the issue. If you can remove the tweeter. wire it directly to the amp with a short piece of speaker wire. See if the crackling noise is still there . If it's gone your wiring is the culprit. you probably have a short somewhere.

the suspension of a brand new mid range driver will loosen, and change parameters of the driver. No magical ritual needed. just play them. The irony of your posts comes from how many "spl" people swear by "breaking in" subwoofers

The irony of two obvious spl freaks talking smack about "break in" . It's so thick in here you couldn't cut this crap with a chainsaw

Oh, you want to stop flex. You would be better off using it as adhesive to attach stiffening braces.

Scotch weld is just an adhesive, a very good adhesive, but won't do much if anything for dampening.

It was around , but **** was it expensive. Amps with current draw that needed it were ridiculously priced as well. Nice amps, my picky arse could never get past the color lol

Bass not base lol Have you checked your battery lately?

me calling you a bad business man and not very professional after you stoop to name calling is slander? lol

1. don't flatter yourself 2. I didn't delete 3. bye

Sure he can. reccomend all the crap you want.

Because this thread, and section are not for sales.

and once again, I didn't miss it.....he told him to ignore mylows. I completely agree with him. Then the lovely businessman went to name calling.

I didn't miss it, I quoted it. I also chose not to delete mylows blatant sales attempt where it shouldn't be.....

Guess you were too busy trying to scoop a sale to notice he was talking to someone else......Good businessman here folks......

You think the entry level companies are the only ones fudging numbers? lulz