911 subwoofer enclosure
08-01-2003, 01:47 PM
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Originally posted by Steve W
Eric, think I remember even back before you guys were growing diamonds on the diaphrams of 6 foot waveguide drivers, or something like that, but I digress.
Eric, think I remember even back before you guys were growing diamonds on the diaphrams of 6 foot waveguide drivers, or something like that, but I digress.
HOLY COW!!!! I've been found out!!!
Yea... you've been around.
I actually do seat people back there, but a third person usually automatically sits side saddle, which is more useful than not being able to seat anyone
there at all. I know how deep and hard those 10s hit in 1 cf ea, but in a 911, I'm not sure most owners would sacrifice the space. I wouldn't mind letting you use my car and it's system to develop something, but what are you proposing?
there at all. I know how deep and hard those 10s hit in 1 cf ea, but in a 911, I'm not sure most owners would sacrifice the space. I wouldn't mind letting you use my car and it's system to develop something, but what are you proposing?
We build an enclosure that fits either 6.5" and up to 8" woofer behind the rear seat. The seat back stand up right because the enclosure is there.
We could splash the floor pan and do as large an enclosure as possible, like the z-box, only missing the seat part.
08-04-2003, 01:08 AM
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Originally posted by Eric Holdaway
Thank you very much for the kind words. You must go back a ways to know all that!!! LOL!!!!
Thank you very much for the kind words. You must go back a ways to know all that!!! LOL!!!!
i did alot of work with drew williams back in the day when he was developing his pro-tech stuff, then moved on to db drag (i was part of the crew who built the boss cannon and armored car)
08-04-2003, 05:01 PM
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Originally posted by bell
i remember you eric, a legend in your own right
i did alot of work with drew williams back in the day when he was developing his pro-tech stuff, then moved on to db drag (i was part of the crew who built the boss cannon and armored car)
i remember you eric, a legend in your own right
i did alot of work with drew williams back in the day when he was developing his pro-tech stuff, then moved on to db drag (i was part of the crew who built the boss cannon and armored car)
Dude!!! You're showing your age!!! LOL!!!
I always liked the armored car for shear marketing impact on the demo floor.
Eric
08-04-2003, 08:16 PM
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Originally posted by Eric Holdaway
Dude!!! You're showing your age!!! LOL!!!
I always liked the armored car for shear marketing impact on the demo floor.
Eric
Dude!!! You're showing your age!!! LOL!!!
I always liked the armored car for shear marketing impact on the demo floor.
Eric
that's what we built the armored car for and it acheived everything we hoped for
competeing in db drag with it was mearly for exposure.......although we couldn't get much more than 160db out of it (too many phasing defficiancies).but a 20-30 hz tone would bring the house down
