omg

thats really nice and well done!

props on the craftsmanship

 

for those that cant see the awesome quality, here is a little better photo!

 

yeahhhhhhhhh!!!looks great

 

thanks for the better pics chris heheh. again lookin good kara keep it up.

 

yeah someone has to take care of the photo quality, it's dangerous when you place photoshop into a beginners hands! kara.......

 

hey, I only learn what you teach me!!!! I'm getting better though! haha (Chris showed me how to change colors on things!) haha I've beein going crazy with it! you should see my "Kaminari lancer orange" car! haha

 

dang that looks so nice how much did that cost kara if you dont mind me asking?

 

out for sure. i gotta watch what i say im at 3/4

remember that time you warned me like twice? that was awesome

anyways, yea its cooler out

 

I only paid for parts...
wood: 40
Fiberglass: 30ish
resin: 20
Apm brackets: 60
Apholstry: 130
Kenwood HU: 130
extra stuff around 40-50 (I havn't finished paying yet)

I got HOOKED UP! The guy that did it for me is on my team, and he's seriously pro. I can't believe how awesome it came out... wait, yes I can.

 

goes to show...

sex sells and it gets you free labor and great discounts or good looks

as for being a guy! we get overcharged or do it ourselves and break it in the process

 

i would say in, just looks so much better and you can see the brand of sub

 

i like it out...looks like a laser beam!

lol anyways, im sure it 'performs' better placed the 'usual' why...but thats so bland and boring....

 

actually it goes to show my hard work pays off, and that joining a top quality show team has been a real blessing. www.teamshowcase.com I don't get treated any diffrently by the people in my team. Showcase is like a family. We help each other out however we can. If one person has a talent for something, they'll help you out. We all bring in diffrent qualities to the team, and Darius just happened to be able to help me with my set up. Had nothing to do w/ me being a girl. http://www.teamshowcase.com/featured...david_tran.php

look at that guy's car.. the same dude that did my system, did this guy's too. we all get the same amount of help.

-K

 

Um... huh?

The cone will be exposed to the exact same pressures no matter which way it's faced, seriously. Think about it. In or out is THE SAME.

Personally, I like out. It looks cool. It catches the eye and says "Look at me" which, if I'm not mistaken, is what you want on the show circuit. The only thing you should do differently if you're facing the subs basket out would be to wire the sub out of phase (IE: positive off the amp to neg on the sub and vice versa) This way your sub will still be firing "in phase" with your other speakers, which will result in no detriment to sound quality at all.

 

well, it's getting wired up today... we'll see how everything goes.......