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4th Apr 2009, 12:59
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what a giggle am having on here
 i say its a tractor the car spec was only a 1.2 injection (first car) full stainless exhaust de cat...and year it sounded something like a honda civic type r with no exhaust on the ice install ..2 12inch subs and one (middle)15inch with if i can remember a 1000w fli amp..it was loud i tell yah
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4th Apr 2009, 13:12
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Im drooling here.
I'm an avid watcher of Pimp My Ride.. Someday I'll pimp my own 
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4th Apr 2009, 13:37
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ME WANT :D
i like my sound kit, think when i get a car, ill have to do something like tht! MCTW |
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4th Apr 2009, 13:39
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if you like your bass.. use sealed subs.. they were that loud the windows vibrated..well everything vibrated even me
i cant listen to music without subs
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4th Apr 2009, 13:44
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you cant listen to music unless you can feel it too :)
best ive used is a PA kit for a band, 2kw of bass, 1kw of mid n 800w of top in a SHED, bout 8x8m now thts loud :) painfully loud! |
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4th Apr 2009, 14:13
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Apparently mounting subs behind plexiglass gives it an added bassy drone (I mean directly behind so they're touching - would look odd anywhere but a car though) You can also buy speakers like this, can't remember what they're called but it's just like a rectangular strip that vibrates the plexiglass.
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4th Apr 2009, 14:21
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surely the plexiglass would shatter. if it was thick enough to withstand that sort of vibration, surely it would vibrate enough to generate much noise. or at least, at loud volume it would break.
i suppose if it does vibrate at the same speed as the speaker, surely it wouldnt move as much air as a speaker cone, therefore making less noise?? ive never heard anything like that with the rectangular speakers with the built in plexi glass, ill have a look at it MCTW |
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4th Apr 2009, 14:24
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I see what you mean now.. I can't see how it would work with a sub behind it. Unless there was a porthole to allow airflow...
There is definatly the rectangular plexi glass thing though. It was on Pimp My Ride last night or night before.
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4th Apr 2009, 14:29
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dont get me wrong, it would work, just not fantastically. a bass port would help to amplify the sound a bit i guess. ive had a look on google, cant find those speakers with the plexi glass, ill have a look at pimp my ride episodes.
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4th Apr 2009, 14:56
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i can clear this up
you can only get 2 types of bass box... sealed or ported.. the perspex thing ford is on about is called ported because its a box with 2 subs inside and a perspex window to see them..had oen before they give long tone bass notes..good if you want to be herd miles awaybut the bass note is not as thumpy as a sealed 
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