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yes the 6x9s will fit but they fit much better on the rear deck of a 79 camaro
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95 se 2.5 mtx loaded (fragile handle with care)2 motors 3 trannies
custom y with hi flo cat,custom dynomax exhaust,upper cat mod
superchip,udp,bat\kkm,proflow maf,ford 9mm wires,svt throttle body,svt intake manifold ,custom kevlar clutch,16 pd. flywheel,svt motor mounts ,svt gauges,eibachs\h&r,omp strut brace,dark chrome 16" rials with 225/50 dunlops,cwazy amounts of audio
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Damn golf...
What does your wife have to do with this anyway?
Stupid Llamas.....lol (too much Dude. where my Car?)
2000 SVT Contour #1077/2150 MSDS Headers/B&M Shifter/H&R's/
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Wow, you are all sort of right, but only one of you can get the points for the question. We will decide by playing paper rock scissors. And... GO!
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2000 SVT Contour #1077/2150 MSDS Headers/B&M Shifter/H&R's/
1995 Contour SE V6 #????/Tons KnuProject, awaiting mass mods
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i got scissors in 1 hand rock in the other n paper hangin outta my a$$
97 gsxr lotsa good stuff 4 sale
95 talon tsi awd turbo loaded sold
95 se 2.5 mtx loaded (fragile handle with care)2 motors 3 trannies
custom y with hi flo cat,custom dynomax exhaust,upper cat mod
superchip,udp,bat\kkm,proflow maf,ford 9mm wires,svt throttle body,svt intake manifold ,custom kevlar clutch,16 pd. flywheel,svt motor mounts ,svt gauges,eibachs\h&r,omp strut brace,dark chrome 16" rials with 225/50 dunlops,cwazy amounts of audio
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Roland, you are even funnier than a clown on fire getting laughed at by the kiddies while his skin slowly peels off his body! Okay, since Knu is the only one to play my little game, he wins. The rest of you suck. Aaron gets the points though, since only his answer made any sense... I think Aaron is a robot, hey man pull that stick outta yer ass! Today's Question: How do flat panel speakers operate? Also how do Point Source speakers work? To get the points, you must provide links or explanations to prove your claim. Bonus Question: How many midgets can you stick up a donkey's butt before he explodes. El Contouro knows the number so he will judge who has the correct answer. Good Luck! And remember, I'm keeping an eye on you bub! HE HE Wolverine is so cool 
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Depends what kind of flatpanels you are talking about. NXT panels which are used by chameleon audio and many other manufacturers use the entire surface to produce sounds rather than a VC. I will try to get the technical details. Until then you can read about them at www.nxt.co.uk Planar speakers use a thin metalic diaphragm suspended between two magnets. The entire diaghram moves linearly and should produce less distortion (if made correctly) then a pistonic speaker. http://www.audiovideo101.com/learn/articles/speakers/speakers08.asp Electrostatics are similar to planar speakers but instead of the diaphragm being suspened bewteen magnets, it is driven by an electrical charge being created by a power supply. http://www.audiovideo101.com/learn/articles/speakers/speakers07.asp Bonus question: Well, in Rowland's case, he had a donkey/moose (canadian mule) half breed so it was able to accept 4 little people. Typically, a donkey can only fit one fat midget or 2 skinny midgets.
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When you ask about point sources, what are you referring to? Full range drivers? Concentric drivers? Coaxials? a tweeter and mid placed very close together? In any case, point sources can work. It depends what you are looking for. Out of the above choices, the best compromise would probably be the concentric drivers. It essentially a woofer with a tweeter placed at the base of the cone so the VC of the two drivers are the same distance from the listener resulting in the best time aligment. Coaxials are much cheaper but less dynamic. Full range speakers must be small diameter speakers to produce any kind of decent off axis response but there are some full range speakers that are among the best speakers in the world. The Manger is one of these and there are some Lowther zealots who swear by them. Another good brand of full range drivers is Jordan but they tend to get a little harsh in the last half octave of their response. The advantage to a full range unit is the ability to go without a crossover and therefore eliminate electronics between the source and speakers resulting in better phase control. http://www.cabasse.com/hp/tc21/etc21.htm Check the Cabasse TC21 for what is probably the best concentric driver in existence and perhaps the best driver in any class.
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dave is right e3xceptwe mix in some llama with the donkey n moose,the dreads r easy 2 hang on 2 even if it bucks plus they have silky smooth hair n skin in there hinter regions
97 gsxr lotsa good stuff 4 sale
95 talon tsi awd turbo loaded sold
95 se 2.5 mtx loaded (fragile handle with care)2 motors 3 trannies
custom y with hi flo cat,custom dynomax exhaust,upper cat mod
superchip,udp,bat\kkm,proflow maf,ford 9mm wires,svt throttle body,svt intake manifold ,custom kevlar clutch,16 pd. flywheel,svt motor mounts ,svt gauges,eibachs\h&r,omp strut brace,dark chrome 16" rials with 225/50 dunlops,cwazy amounts of audio
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Originally posted by el contouro:
dave is right e3xceptwe mix in some llama with the donkey n moose,the dreads r easy 2 hang on 2 even if it bucks plus they have silky smooth hair n skin in there hinter regions Peruvian Llama?
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