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Ryan from Ohio
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Bill- they have three different versions of the SPLX sub.
Hes ruled the current version out, leaving us with two possibilities.
Between the two possibilities they are both fairly different...
Hes ruled the current version out, leaving us with two possibilities.
Between the two possibilities they are both fairly different...
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Ryan from Ohio
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iF YOU WOULD TAKE 30 SECONDS TO OPEN BOTH MANUALS YOU WOULD SEE THEY ARE FAIRLY DIFFERENT SUBS WITH SIMILAR MODEL NUMBERS/NAMES.
Son of a bitching caps lock key... lol that wasnt meant to be all capitals
Son of a bitching caps lock key... lol that wasnt meant to be all capitals
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Ryan from Ohio
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Hence the confusion. Tim told them, they replied. I found manual, Tim says thats his sub. So someones got it wrong. Either SoundStream told him wrong, or hes confused. In turn confusing me.
lol
If we had a certain model number, for certain, this wouldnt be an issue.
If it is indeed the sub thats only meant for ported, then he will have to make the tough decisions.
Cant turn water into wine.
lol
If we had a certain model number, for certain, this wouldnt be an issue.
If it is indeed the sub thats only meant for ported, then he will have to make the tough decisions.
Cant turn water into wine.
-Ryan
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Ryan from Ohio
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Yes. All it takes is an old electrical cord and a wall socket.
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Ryan from Ohio wrote:Yes. All it takes is an old electrical cord and a wall socket.
LOL alot.
Okey dokey Ryan said the mounting depths and the sub I have is the 7 1/4"
I follow all the points and they are all taken. I really just want to know for my own intellect now. I agree that Soundstream knows what is best for their subs. I think I am gonna stop all the fuss and just sell them or trade them for shallow mounts or at least something that will work. Its not worth the aggravation that it is causing, for me, for Ryan, or the board in general.
I really do appreciate all the help, and trouble that has been gone to.
thanks guys,
Tim
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Ryan from Ohio
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Well then SoundStream must of got mixed up then...
http://www.soundstream.com/manuals/2006 ... UBWOOF.pdf
Thats your sub. Should be fine in smaller sealed box.
http://www.soundstream.com/manuals/2006 ... UBWOOF.pdf
Thats your sub. Should be fine in smaller sealed box.
-Ryan
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