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Jet-Lee
02-13-2006, 02:44 PM
ngsm, are you just trying to up your post count? You've contributed nothing even argumentative(let alone factual or informational) for the last page.
Also, in home theater, the audio system is reproducing sound effects of a motion picture, which can and normally do drop down to or below 20hz. These systems, obviously then, need good output levels at very low frequencies, and they are relying on the enclosure to produce those output levels since the room's acoustics are contributing very little to the output. However, those very low frequencies are simply hardly ever seen with pure musical content. Orchestra's and classical-type music are one of the very few genre's that have content below 25hz. Heck, most music does not go much below 30hz. And because of this, porting an enclosure that low (15hz, as you suggested) simply is not necessary as it will contribute nothing to the system over the typical range of frequencies being played. That and, as I mentioned, vehicles simply do not need the low-end reinforcement that is required in a home system.
I've known everything you stated for quite some time, but at least it's contributing to someone's education (ngsm), so I do appreciate the effort.
You're stating, in the quoted paragraph, what I am fighting. You say vehicles don't need the low end reinforcement of a home theatre because hardly ever plays that low. What if the person listens to music that does?
If I remember correctly, someone in this thread (or LOW LOW'S) said that if the person wanted smooth deep bass, to use a big sealed box. Well, this works like a sealed box from about 30hz on up, nice and smooth response. Although tuning the box so low would give it the nicer response of a ported box in the lower frequencies.
I'm going to attempt to end this with:
Personal Preference. If you want the 20hz-ish tones to kick harder but have the smooth/sharp response of a good sealed box, tune really low. If you want a nice peak in the more audible and commonly used range, tune to about 40hz-45hz.
Most prefer the latter, I prefer the former.
Also, in home theater, the audio system is reproducing sound effects of a motion picture, which can and normally do drop down to or below 20hz. These systems, obviously then, need good output levels at very low frequencies, and they are relying on the enclosure to produce those output levels since the room's acoustics are contributing very little to the output. However, those very low frequencies are simply hardly ever seen with pure musical content. Orchestra's and classical-type music are one of the very few genre's that have content below 25hz. Heck, most music does not go much below 30hz. And because of this, porting an enclosure that low (15hz, as you suggested) simply is not necessary as it will contribute nothing to the system over the typical range of frequencies being played. That and, as I mentioned, vehicles simply do not need the low-end reinforcement that is required in a home system.
I've known everything you stated for quite some time, but at least it's contributing to someone's education (ngsm), so I do appreciate the effort.
You're stating, in the quoted paragraph, what I am fighting. You say vehicles don't need the low end reinforcement of a home theatre because hardly ever plays that low. What if the person listens to music that does?
If I remember correctly, someone in this thread (or LOW LOW'S) said that if the person wanted smooth deep bass, to use a big sealed box. Well, this works like a sealed box from about 30hz on up, nice and smooth response. Although tuning the box so low would give it the nicer response of a ported box in the lower frequencies.
I'm going to attempt to end this with:
Personal Preference. If you want the 20hz-ish tones to kick harder but have the smooth/sharp response of a good sealed box, tune really low. If you want a nice peak in the more audible and commonly used range, tune to about 40hz-45hz.
Most prefer the latter, I prefer the former.
Heron_
02-13-2006, 02:52 PM
:banghead:
I give up.
Take it away ngsm........
I give up.
Take it away ngsm........
Jet-Lee
02-13-2006, 03:16 PM
:banghead:
I give up.
Take it away ngsm........
Don't give up now.
ngsm is just going to quote himself again. He done gave up.
I give up.
Take it away ngsm........
Don't give up now.
ngsm is just going to quote himself again. He done gave up.
CBFryman
02-13-2006, 04:34 PM
Essentially what yo uare talking about is tuning the box so low that in its usable frequincy range it will show no SPL gain over sealed which is the point in going ported anyway. And in the room it will take up to make such a large box you may as well go dealed and have a 12 db/pctave roll off starting at about 40-50Hz to get a flatter responce all the way down to the infrabass.
If you arent going sealed and yo uwant to use the room you may as well use a transmission line to acheive what yo uare talking about. and that is without a huge audio peak in the lowest audible octave. If you are trying to avoid peaks around 40Hz why wouldnt you try and avoid peaks at 20Hz?
Once agian, tuning as low as you are talking in a 4th Order enclosure is to be used for home theatre only, Larger more acoustically friendly spaces have a natrual spike starting much lower untill the waves get too big for the room where you generally have roll off ebcause the only way to recreate the sound is by pressure changes through out the entire room.
Im not trying to seem mean but in all seriosuness, if you where to go to a forum like DIYaudio.com and post that tuning a ported enclosure to 15Hz in car is optimal you would be laughed at and possibly banned.
If you arent going sealed and yo uwant to use the room you may as well use a transmission line to acheive what yo uare talking about. and that is without a huge audio peak in the lowest audible octave. If you are trying to avoid peaks around 40Hz why wouldnt you try and avoid peaks at 20Hz?
Once agian, tuning as low as you are talking in a 4th Order enclosure is to be used for home theatre only, Larger more acoustically friendly spaces have a natrual spike starting much lower untill the waves get too big for the room where you generally have roll off ebcause the only way to recreate the sound is by pressure changes through out the entire room.
Im not trying to seem mean but in all seriosuness, if you where to go to a forum like DIYaudio.com and post that tuning a ported enclosure to 15Hz in car is optimal you would be laughed at and possibly banned.
Jet-Lee
02-13-2006, 04:53 PM
I didn't say it's optimal for all instances. I said I prefer it, for the spike at the lower frequencies. To not be like the average Joe and have his ported box tuned at 50hz like it off the shelf.
Do you guys not get this? It isn't for everyone. Obviously it's not for Heron or ngsm, possibly you either CB, but READ what I was saying.
Do you guys not get this? It isn't for everyone. Obviously it's not for Heron or ngsm, possibly you either CB, but READ what I was saying.
ngsm13
02-13-2006, 06:03 PM
Lol @ him trying to salvage his knowledge.
He TOTALLY fucked up, TOTALLY. Now all he is doing is damage control. You really need to FUNDAMENTALLY re-educate yourself Jet. You're beyond the point of ignorant, beyond the point of regurgitation.
You've read a little bit about speakers and enclosures, and then you just run with it...making up your own bullshit along the way. Decent job at damage control though, you don't look like the biggest ass jack in the world. But you still are a numb-skull regurgitating tard.
As stated before, since you can't read. You obviously DO NOT know what 20hz is like, your ears have obviously not been trained enough. It's almost to the point of being sub-audible. Do YOU or the Stoned pimp listen to Pipe Organs all day long in your car?
95%+ of commercially available music does not enter the sub 30hz realm. And if it does, there's a really steep roll-off. Even the beloved rap, hip-hop, gangsterness barely ever enters this realm.
As stated, it's basically like talking to an ignorant brick wall. I could try to LEARN you till my fingers fall off...but since your foundation is fundamentally flawed, it does nothing.
I recommend:
www.bcae1.com
Get to reading.
oh...and...
That is all.
;)
NG
He TOTALLY fucked up, TOTALLY. Now all he is doing is damage control. You really need to FUNDAMENTALLY re-educate yourself Jet. You're beyond the point of ignorant, beyond the point of regurgitation.
You've read a little bit about speakers and enclosures, and then you just run with it...making up your own bullshit along the way. Decent job at damage control though, you don't look like the biggest ass jack in the world. But you still are a numb-skull regurgitating tard.
As stated before, since you can't read. You obviously DO NOT know what 20hz is like, your ears have obviously not been trained enough. It's almost to the point of being sub-audible. Do YOU or the Stoned pimp listen to Pipe Organs all day long in your car?
95%+ of commercially available music does not enter the sub 30hz realm. And if it does, there's a really steep roll-off. Even the beloved rap, hip-hop, gangsterness barely ever enters this realm.
As stated, it's basically like talking to an ignorant brick wall. I could try to LEARN you till my fingers fall off...but since your foundation is fundamentally flawed, it does nothing.
I recommend:
www.bcae1.com
Get to reading.
oh...and...
That is all.
;)
NG
djman37
02-13-2006, 06:12 PM
damm!t, I'm late.
*looks for popcorn*
*looks for popcorn*
DBfan187
02-13-2006, 06:20 PM
If you want to tune anywhere under 25Hz in a car, you may as well go sealed.um, hello?
:banghead:
:banghead:
AndonD454
02-13-2006, 06:59 PM
I recommend:
www.bcae1.com
Get to reading.
i second that recommendation
www.bcae1.com
Get to reading.
i second that recommendation
CBFryman
02-13-2006, 08:11 PM
^^BTW, i have the money in an envelope ready to send, looking for a $0.02 stamp... gay post office.
Heh, i forgot how low pipe organs go, got any songs for me to go look up and download? C-1 pipe on the Ava :D
Heh, i forgot how low pipe organs go, got any songs for me to go look up and download? C-1 pipe on the Ava :D
D[X]P
02-13-2006, 08:18 PM
Don't give up man.
balls_to_the_wall
02-13-2006, 11:57 PM
^^BTW, i have the money in an envelope ready to send, looking for a $0.02 stamp... gay post office.
Heh, i forgot how low pipe organs go, got any songs for me to go look up and download? C-1 pipe on the Ava :D
If you have the IASCA sounc quality reference CD, on Track 6 there is some organ stuff dwon to 18hz. Thats the only stuff I can think of right now...
Heh, i forgot how low pipe organs go, got any songs for me to go look up and download? C-1 pipe on the Ava :D
If you have the IASCA sounc quality reference CD, on Track 6 there is some organ stuff dwon to 18hz. Thats the only stuff I can think of right now...
Jet-Lee
02-14-2006, 08:27 AM
I've got stuff down to 16hz and listen to it daily.
Damage control? Hahaha, you're funny. Why would I not know what 20hz sounds like, especially if I'm talking about 15hz? Have you ever felt 2hz? Have you ever stood in the mouth of a basshorn playing an 18hz tone?
Try to learn me all you want, but until you can use correct grammar, you aren't going to learn anyone anything, especially if they already know more than you.
We've already established that majority of the music in today's society doesn't play that low. I'm talking about the minority.
Do you want a (hypothetical) 1.5ft^3 sealed box that rolls off at 30hz or a 1.5ft^3 box with a 1.5" wide slot port that wraps around two sides on the outside that's tuned to 15hz. If you read (instead of quoting yourself), you will see that Heron_ pointed out that about 1 octave above tuning, the port is irrelevant and the box acts sealed. So from about 30hz on up, the box acts the same as the sealed enclosure. But tell me, ngsm, what happens when I play my test tones, some classical, some orchestra, or go to the drive in, and a 20hz signal comes through? Who's going to shine now? The boxes act the same to zbout 30hz, where yours rolls off, and mine begins to spike. Your's is damn near inaudible, and mine is audible and FELT.
Go back to your IASCA DB Drags.
Damage control? Hahaha, you're funny. Why would I not know what 20hz sounds like, especially if I'm talking about 15hz? Have you ever felt 2hz? Have you ever stood in the mouth of a basshorn playing an 18hz tone?
Try to learn me all you want, but until you can use correct grammar, you aren't going to learn anyone anything, especially if they already know more than you.
We've already established that majority of the music in today's society doesn't play that low. I'm talking about the minority.
Do you want a (hypothetical) 1.5ft^3 sealed box that rolls off at 30hz or a 1.5ft^3 box with a 1.5" wide slot port that wraps around two sides on the outside that's tuned to 15hz. If you read (instead of quoting yourself), you will see that Heron_ pointed out that about 1 octave above tuning, the port is irrelevant and the box acts sealed. So from about 30hz on up, the box acts the same as the sealed enclosure. But tell me, ngsm, what happens when I play my test tones, some classical, some orchestra, or go to the drive in, and a 20hz signal comes through? Who's going to shine now? The boxes act the same to zbout 30hz, where yours rolls off, and mine begins to spike. Your's is damn near inaudible, and mine is audible and FELT.
Go back to your IASCA DB Drags.
balls_to_the_wall
02-14-2006, 08:51 AM
Please, just stop with your posting.
Jet-Lee
02-14-2006, 10:04 AM
Please, just stop with your posting.
No.
What input/argument do you have?
No.
What input/argument do you have?
CBFryman
02-14-2006, 11:05 AM
IASCA drage...hahaha. i would never waste my money. When you loose because you dont have lighted fuse holders.
MECA and dBDrag is all i persoanlly will ever compeate in.
MECA and dBDrag is all i persoanlly will ever compeate in.
Jet-Lee
02-14-2006, 11:17 AM
IASCA drage...hahaha. i would never waste my money. When you loose because you dont have lighted fuse holders.
MECA and dBDrag is all i persoanlly will ever compeate in.
If I ever get my hands on a beater, I'll be making a wall with one subwoofer. I'm working with a buddy ATM putting the finishing touches on our 100% custom woofers.
Hint: 5" total reliable excursion, 6" capable.
MECA and dBDrag is all i persoanlly will ever compeate in.
If I ever get my hands on a beater, I'll be making a wall with one subwoofer. I'm working with a buddy ATM putting the finishing touches on our 100% custom woofers.
Hint: 5" total reliable excursion, 6" capable.
ngsm13
02-14-2006, 01:06 PM
Jet, I possess more 12v knowledge in my nut sack than you could ever DREAM of knowing.
The point is you're a numbskull. You just don't get it.
Lol @ proper grammar, I'll learn you all I want (Yes, I said learn on purpose) but guess what... you'd still a numbskull. Come sit in my truck, you'll MORE than feel it.
As for this outrageous claim of "your" subwoofer... I'll wait for pics. :)
That is all.
NG
The point is you're a numbskull. You just don't get it.
Lol @ proper grammar, I'll learn you all I want (Yes, I said learn on purpose) but guess what... you'd still a numbskull. Come sit in my truck, you'll MORE than feel it.
As for this outrageous claim of "your" subwoofer... I'll wait for pics. :)
That is all.
NG
Jet-Lee
02-14-2006, 01:19 PM
Jet, I possess more 12v knowledge in my nut sack than you could ever DREAM of knowing.
The point is you're a numbskull. You just don't get it.
Lol @ proper grammar, I'll learn you all I want (Yes, I said learn on purpose) but guess what... you'd still a numbskull. Come sit in my truck, you'll MORE than feel it.
As for this outrageous claim of "your" subwoofer... I'll wait for pics. :)
That is all.
NG
You mean your balls have finally dropped? :disappoin
Now you keep using the word "numbskull" as often as you were quoting yourself. :banghead:
"you'd still a numbskull"???? Fuck, you suck at english. :rofl:
Wait for pics all you damn well please. You really think I'm going to show how this works before it's patented? Yeah.....riiight. :screwy:
The point is you're a numbskull. You just don't get it.
Lol @ proper grammar, I'll learn you all I want (Yes, I said learn on purpose) but guess what... you'd still a numbskull. Come sit in my truck, you'll MORE than feel it.
As for this outrageous claim of "your" subwoofer... I'll wait for pics. :)
That is all.
NG
You mean your balls have finally dropped? :disappoin
Now you keep using the word "numbskull" as often as you were quoting yourself. :banghead:
"you'd still a numbskull"???? Fuck, you suck at english. :rofl:
Wait for pics all you damn well please. You really think I'm going to show how this works before it's patented? Yeah.....riiight. :screwy:
ngsm13
02-14-2006, 02:40 PM
You mean your balls have finally dropped? :disappoin
Now you keep using the word "numbskull" as often as you were quoting yourself. :banghead:
"you'd still a numbskull"???? Fuck, you suck at english. :rofl:
Wait for pics all you damn well please. You really think I'm going to show how this works before it's patented? Yeah.....riiight. :screwy:
LMFAO!!!!
Indeed. You must resort insults about mistyping something...lol.
Oh well, you've provided plenty of entertainment to the car audio world.
Numbskull.
That is all.
NG
Now you keep using the word "numbskull" as often as you were quoting yourself. :banghead:
"you'd still a numbskull"???? Fuck, you suck at english. :rofl:
Wait for pics all you damn well please. You really think I'm going to show how this works before it's patented? Yeah.....riiight. :screwy:
LMFAO!!!!
Indeed. You must resort insults about mistyping something...lol.
Oh well, you've provided plenty of entertainment to the car audio world.
Numbskull.
That is all.
NG
Jet-Lee
02-14-2006, 03:06 PM
Now you keep using the word "numbskull" as often as you were quoting yourself. :banghead:
http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/2171/upyours6tw.gif
http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/2171/upyours6tw.gif
ngsm13
02-14-2006, 06:37 PM
Numbskull.
That is all.
Indeed.
NG
That is all.
Indeed.
NG
PaulD
02-14-2006, 06:46 PM
all of the arguments on here are exactly why I used sealed boxes only. The normal cabin gain in a small hatchback gives pretty good response down to 20 Hz and below. Unfortunately, due to the construction of the human ear it is very difficult to hear much below 25-20 Hz anyway (depends on the person).
Mannyb18b
02-15-2006, 01:07 AM
5" excursion, 6" capable...HAHA, why don't you sell that technology to the engineers over at IA or RE or Adire for that matter... you must have thought of XBL^2 when you were drawing sketches in kindergarden.
Jet-Lee
02-15-2006, 08:28 AM
5" excursion, 6" capable...HAHA, why don't you sell that technology to the engineers over at IA or RE or Adire for that matter... you must have thought of XBL^2 when you were drawing sketches in kindergarden.
Umm, when it's a finished design, it will be sold, duh.
Umm, when it's a finished design, it will be sold, duh.
ngsm13
02-15-2006, 11:20 AM
Umm, when it's a finished design, it will be sold, duh.
LMFAO.
There's a few companies that are already patent pending on designs that are better.
What a joker.
That is all.
nG
LMFAO.
There's a few companies that are already patent pending on designs that are better.
What a joker.
That is all.
nG
Jet-Lee
02-15-2006, 11:43 AM
LMFAO.
There's a few companies that are already patent pending on designs that are better.
What a joker.
nG
uh huh
And you know this, without knowing their designs or mine, right?
There's a few companies that are already patent pending on designs that are better.
What a joker.
nG
uh huh
And you know this, without knowing their designs or mine, right?
CBFryman
02-15-2006, 02:13 PM
It isnt hard to get something to move 5"
Doing in in an audible range with a cone large enough to have decent displacement and with out BL dropping off so much that it is incapeable of moving anywhere near 5" in an enclosure that is the hard part.
Doing in in an audible range with a cone large enough to have decent displacement and with out BL dropping off so much that it is incapeable of moving anywhere near 5" in an enclosure that is the hard part.
ngsm13
02-15-2006, 04:40 PM
uh huh
And you know this, without knowing their designs or mine, right?
Yes. I do know of two designs, already well into the patent process.
;)
nG
And you know this, without knowing their designs or mine, right?
Yes. I do know of two designs, already well into the patent process.
;)
nG
Jet-Lee
02-15-2006, 04:48 PM
It isnt hard to get something to move 5"
Doing in in an audible range with a cone large enough to have decent displacement and with out BL dropping off so much that it is incapeable of moving anywhere near 5" in an enclosure that is the hard part.
I agree.
Just keep an eye out.
We've also got another design that should play clear down to 1hz. It's still in the design phase though. Gimme a year to get a working prototype together and decently fine tuned.
Doing in in an audible range with a cone large enough to have decent displacement and with out BL dropping off so much that it is incapeable of moving anywhere near 5" in an enclosure that is the hard part.
I agree.
Just keep an eye out.
We've also got another design that should play clear down to 1hz. It's still in the design phase though. Gimme a year to get a working prototype together and decently fine tuned.
Jet-Lee
02-15-2006, 04:48 PM
Yes. I do know of two designs, already well into the patent process.
;)
nG
I still don't see where you know my design is the same as theirs.
;)
nG
I still don't see where you know my design is the same as theirs.
ngsm13
02-15-2006, 05:31 PM
I still don't see where you know my design is the same as theirs.
Your design doesn't matter. I'm quite sure it doesn't even exist. And if it did, it'd be misled and misguided, and probably not function properly if at all.
Numbskull.
That is all.
;)
NG
Your design doesn't matter. I'm quite sure it doesn't even exist. And if it did, it'd be misled and misguided, and probably not function properly if at all.
Numbskull.
That is all.
;)
NG
GSteg
02-16-2006, 02:24 AM
I LOL'ed at this thread
Jet-Lee
02-16-2006, 08:47 AM
Your design doesn't matter. I'm quite sure it doesn't even exist. And if it did, it'd be misled and misguided, and probably not function properly if at all.
;)
NG
yeah......you just keeping believin that. :lol:
;)
NG
yeah......you just keeping believin that. :lol:
ngsm13
02-16-2006, 02:36 PM
I LOL'ed at this thread
Indeed.
nG
Indeed.
nG
CBFryman
02-16-2006, 04:26 PM
Noah i have a question for you, YGPM
Johannes
03-03-2006, 01:24 AM
Numbskull.
That is all.
Easy there... you could be next:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=500368
Read post #14
That is all.
Easy there... you could be next:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=500368
Read post #14
AndonD454
03-03-2006, 05:00 PM
Easy there... you could be next:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=500368
Read post #14
:rolleyes: .. yeah ok
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=500368
Read post #14
:rolleyes: .. yeah ok
PaulD
03-03-2006, 05:00 PM
dang, I wish I could be whoop-ass like that
balls_to_the_wall
03-03-2006, 09:50 PM
Ng, you have a PM sir.
Mannyb18b
03-04-2006, 01:45 PM
Ya that's some nice stuff. I've been fighting MMA for 3 years, full contact w. 3oz gloves and don't think I could pull something so gangta like that off. YOUR SO COOL
ngsm13
03-04-2006, 03:02 PM
dang, I wish I could be whoop-ass like that
LMFAO...
Kid is nothing but a keyboard nazi. He can talk a lot on the internet, but offers no proof to his audio knowledge, or anything else for that matter.
nG
LMFAO...
Kid is nothing but a keyboard nazi. He can talk a lot on the internet, but offers no proof to his audio knowledge, or anything else for that matter.
nG
Mannyb18b
03-04-2006, 07:04 PM
Hey Noah, you go to any out of state events? like Cali or nething?
PaulD
03-04-2006, 11:27 PM
yea, I see guys like that in chat all the time .... they talk big, but never back it up. They won't meet, even at a scheduled "chat party" at a public club.
ngsm13
03-06-2006, 03:10 PM
Hey Noah, you go to any out of state events? like Cali or nething?
Lol.
Yes I do go to a lot of out-of-state events. Usually around the Tri-state area around here (Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana)... I've also ventured to Tennessee, Florida, Georgia. I will usually go places where I know relatives...which I do have relatives in Cali...used to go out 1-2times a year... but I fly...therefore I don't bring my truck.
But next time I get a chance to come out to cali, I stay in LA, I'm definitely going to hit some stuff up.
nG
Lol.
Yes I do go to a lot of out-of-state events. Usually around the Tri-state area around here (Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana)... I've also ventured to Tennessee, Florida, Georgia. I will usually go places where I know relatives...which I do have relatives in Cali...used to go out 1-2times a year... but I fly...therefore I don't bring my truck.
But next time I get a chance to come out to cali, I stay in LA, I'm definitely going to hit some stuff up.
nG
PaulD
03-06-2006, 05:30 PM
noah, you shoulda gone to the show in Louisville ....... there was like 200+ SPL vehicles there
CBFryman
03-06-2006, 07:42 PM
hopefully ill be compeating in my first dB Drag Comp with my own system 2 sundays from the past. Too bad its dB Drag and ill be in Street C and get my ass kicked all over the place.
Senior Project, AS2 & Street B competition. Deciding on speakers, probably Incriminator 187's or even LI's. Gonna be loud, plan on winning a few smaller competitions. Noah ill be PMing you like twice daily in the build up. lol.
Senior Project, AS2 & Street B competition. Deciding on speakers, probably Incriminator 187's or even LI's. Gonna be loud, plan on winning a few smaller competitions. Noah ill be PMing you like twice daily in the build up. lol.
PaulD
03-06-2006, 08:40 PM
competition is good for you, if you're not a whiney-butt. It forces you to be better if you wanna win. The SPL side of the house is VERY competitive, you could lose by as little as .1 dB - man would that suck.
ngsm13
03-06-2006, 08:56 PM
noah, you shoulda gone to the show in Louisville ....... there was like 200+ SPL vehicles there
Carl Casper? I was there.
;)
nG
Carl Casper? I was there.
;)
nG
PaulD
03-07-2006, 05:49 PM
what vehicle were you in ? were you there on saturday or sunday ? I was only there Sunday on the right with the other 10-12 SQ cars. If you competed sunday SPL (best 3 in class) what name do you go under ?
ngsm13
03-07-2006, 06:20 PM
what vehicle were you in ? were you there on saturday or sunday ? I was only there Sunday on the right with the other 10-12 SQ cars. If you competed sunday SPL (best 3 in class) what name do you go under ?
Didn't compete. No money at the time to enter.
I drove my truck down though, and impressed quite a few people when I invited them out to the parking lot ;). I have a Red/White 92 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab. I was only there saturday as well.
nG
Didn't compete. No money at the time to enter.
I drove my truck down though, and impressed quite a few people when I invited them out to the parking lot ;). I have a Red/White 92 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab. I was only there saturday as well.
nG
CBFryman
03-07-2006, 06:34 PM
competition is good for you, if you're not a whiney-butt. It forces you to be better if you wanna win. The SPL side of the house is VERY competitive, you could lose by as little as .1 dB - man would that suck.
ive comepated before but it wasnt my car or my system and never in an organization. Local competitions only. Been to a few dB Drag's and MECA's but never compeated in one.
Im only comepated for the hell of it and to see what i can hit on TL with my new enclosure and sound deadener.
ive comepated before but it wasnt my car or my system and never in an organization. Local competitions only. Been to a few dB Drag's and MECA's but never compeated in one.
Im only comepated for the hell of it and to see what i can hit on TL with my new enclosure and sound deadener.
PaulD
03-07-2006, 06:58 PM
ok, I was only there for the show on sunday ...... but I'm with ya on the money thing. For hotel, gas, meals, show entry, comp fee, etc ... I spent at least $200 (I had my g/f with me, so it wasn't TOO bad)
As for comps, I only do them for fun too ..... if it's not fun, why do it. That's why I stopped competing for quite a while (a long while).
As for comps, I only do them for fun too ..... if it's not fun, why do it. That's why I stopped competing for quite a while (a long while).
ngsm13
03-07-2006, 09:52 PM
ok, I was only there for the show on sunday ...... but I'm with ya on the money thing. For hotel, gas, meals, show entry, comp fee, etc ... I spent at least $200 (I had my g/f with me, so it wasn't TOO bad)
As for comps, I only do them for fun too ..... if it's not fun, why do it. That's why I stopped competing for quite a while (a long while).
Indeed my man.
BTW CB...
It's
COMPETE(D)
Christ. lol. ;)
nG
As for comps, I only do them for fun too ..... if it's not fun, why do it. That's why I stopped competing for quite a while (a long while).
Indeed my man.
BTW CB...
It's
COMPETE(D)
Christ. lol. ;)
nG
CBFryman
03-08-2006, 04:25 PM
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