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Wayne, now you've got me thinking... [message #38470] Sat, 28 September 2002 08:57 Go to next message
Garland is currently offline  Garland
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...re your post to crazychile and your mentioning studio 1's in the back seat of the car! Maybe the 2 towers will have to wait! I've been running wimpy 4" Eclipse woofers(?) in my car's stock locations and even though they sound pretty good there is definately something lacking in the lower mids on down. I do have a 10" sub box but the intergration is pretty poor. So, please send me the plans for the 1 pi's and do you have any suggestions on using them in a car system. Thanks!

Garland

P.S. Your last e-mail with the tower plans was huge and I could not read it; each letter filled the screen! Is there a simple way for computer illiterates like me to scale the drawings to fit the screen and to print out? thanks!

You've got mail! [message #38473 is a reply to message #38470] Sat, 28 September 2002 12:37 Go to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001
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Check your mail; I'm sending the plans to you now. You can open them with a paint program and view and print them from there. You can also rescale them if you wish, but that will make them lose clarity. The files will be smaller though, so you'll save a little disk space.

Anyway, grab a copy of "Paint Shop Pro" from JASC Software and give that a go.

About using them in a car, it's nice to be able to just put them in the back deck, if you have the room. You can set them in the rear of a van, as long as the tweeters are exposed. I've also bolted them to the rear firewall of a car that I had about 20 years ago. Just pull the woofers out, drill through the back panel, bolt it to the car, and re-install the woofers. That's really something more for the young at heart, that would remove their back seats to install a car stereo. Sort of like Thylantyr's "Hell Van."

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