i never complained about what i can afford . i am pleased wiyh my car. to be honest my **** hits hard hard enough to make youre chest hurt. anyways dude you dont have any right putting someone down because they dont have top of the line gear i just wanted to improve my gear with a lil tricks here and there .the only reason i keept asking the same question was because i wasny sure if any body understood me a dont mean to take peoples time. i thought this web site was for car audio help not a web site you get put down in and crisized on what you have you no what bro i dont want youre help .even you came and didnt for free i wish you yhe best of luck with youre patience and attitude.all i wanted was how to build a box with ports firing into the cabin in a 2002 g20 infiniti.
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ttocs on 10/14/2008 02:16:31
rayray, please we have never meant to hurt anyones feeling on here. I never brought up your equipment as I understood how it was when you just could not afford much more. Now while I understand, I/we were hoping that you could learn from our mistakes as all of us have been there and realized shortly afterwards that when you buy cheap car audio gear, you just end up buying twice. You can make it sound good and that can be an accomplishment in its own but when it burns out a few months after the warrenty ends you are left empty handed. It is a tough lesson to learn and we always hope that the people here learn it the easy way. I have no problem helping a person if they are installing rockwood or diamond audio as long as the gear they are using is even somewhat properly matched, but your recent sub/amp mix was all wrong. It will play, and may not sound too bad but I just promise that it will leave you wanting more.....
The first step in building a box to port through the rear deck is to plan your box. You will need to know what type of music and the freq you want to build the box tuned for. Once you have a plan then you can calculate the port length and after that it is little more then cutting a hole in the rear deck(you might be able to fire it through the factory sub hole). Now that is a short paragraph describing the process but in reality the devil is in the details and there are a lot of small details. I would rate this as a fairly indepth project to get everything to work right and if it is not done right you will again be wanting more.
newB on 10/14/2008 09:04:59
like this rayray?
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ttocs on 10/14/2008 02:16:31
rayray, please we have never meant to hurt anyones feeling on here. I never brought up your equipment as I understood how it was when you just could not afford much more. Now while I understand, I/we were hoping that you could learn from our mistakes as all of us have been there and realized shortly afterwards that when you buy cheap car audio gear, you just end up buying twice. You can make it sound good and that can be an accomplishment in its own but when it burns out a few months after the warrenty ends you are left empty handed. It is a tough lesson to learn and we always hope that the people here learn it the easy way. I have no problem helping a person if they are installing rockwood or diamond audio as long as the gear they are using is even somewhat properly matched, but your recent sub/amp mix was all wrong. It will play, and may not sound too bad but I just promise that it will leave you wanting more.....
The first step in building a box to port through the rear deck is to plan your box. You will need to know what type of music and the freq you want to build the box tuned for. Once you have a plan then you can calculate the port length and after that it is little more then cutting a hole in the rear deck(you might be able to fire it through the factory sub hole). Now that is a short paragraph describing the process but in reality the devil is in the details and there are a lot of small details. I would rate this as a fairly indepth project to get everything to work right and if it is not done right you will again be wanting more.
newB on 10/14/2008 09:04:59
like this rayray?
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