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Re: Sterio Install with pics	Tue, 03 December 2002 01:12

fucking excellent chioce of splits! i have a set of the Velocity drivers and i can vouch for their unbelevable accurancy, and underratted power handling (excellent spectrum coverage too!) What did you pay incidentally? For door pods for those heavy suckers, i wouldn't be using fibreglass if possible. I would use MDF and regular BOG, since bog is much heavier and has NO RESONANCE, whereas the fibreglass does resonate to a small extent. If you have to use the fibreglass, then use to make you basic frame and shape, then add a layer of bog to give more wieght and less resonance. This is what we used to do back at MLC. Here's waht i did... just as 2nd time hack job! Also i have never done a ported box for a Type R, but from the ported job i did hear, the Type R's are much better suited to a small sealed box feeding them CRAPLOADS of power (as you seem to be doing!). I have installed NUMEROUS type R's and seriously recommend a 28-30L sealed 18mm MDF box, and feed in the BIG power! THe specs of the type R just turn me away from porting.. too uncontrolled. If you need any guides to building door pods, ill gladly assist. Oh... and DEFINITELY wear a dust mask when working with MDF and fibreglass and bog.... MDF fibres are carconagenic (cancer!), and the others arent too good either. [Report message to a moderator]

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