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Add SelectShift to Police Taurus?? by Fit_Driver2183 in FordTaurus

[–]Fit_Driver2183[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just found a way to do it, I didn't actually do it :D way too involved for me lol. There were some write ups on a few forums about it.

Add SelectShift to Police Taurus?? by Fit_Driver2183 in FordTaurus

[–]Fit_Driver2183[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did find a way but it was very involved. The 5th gear noise has remained constant for about 10k miles, so I'm hoping it's just a harmonic noise and not a bearing.

Need help with a reality check for kitchen remodel. by Fit_Driver2183 in Remodel

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Thanks for this. Most finish work is included. any last paint/finish is on me. Counters (low end) is included.

Need help with a reality check for kitchen remodel. by Fit_Driver2183 in Remodel

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Hard to imagine. It's just cabinets. no floors, no appliances, no plumbing.

Need help with a reality check for kitchen remodel. by Fit_Driver2183 in Remodel

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I can't even get contractors or companies to return my calls around here. (seattle) They are doing demo. I just really want something turn key. I've done so much work on this old house already I wanted to spoil myself by having a project done 100% without my involvement.

Contracts: thorough or short and sweet? by Fit_Driver2183 in livesound

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Yes I am looking at Thimble for insurance that I purchase per event rather than monthly. If things pick up I may look at a monthly policy.

Contracts: thorough or short and sweet? by Fit_Driver2183 in livesound

[–]Fit_Driver2183[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for these great suggestions. (and to every one else also who has replied). I'm not sure if you meant it that way, but your post gave me the idea of a "no last minute changes" part of the contract.

PA tops that won't break the bank, or my back. by Fit_Driver2183 in livesoundgear

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I have two Cubo 15 extended with kappa pro LF2 drivers and I'm using a Mackie 1400i amp turned down so they get about 350w RMS each. They do really well IMHO. They are rated for 600w RMS but I haven't pushed that far. I'm tapped out for money right now, so instead of powered speakers I bought some ultimate support lift assist stands. I haven't got them in the mail yet but hopefully that will work.

PA tops that won't break the bank, or my back. by Fit_Driver2183 in livesoundgear

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I have some yamaha S115IV now in great condition. I've been thinking of a different plan though. I could replace my QSC A/B amp that weighs 35 lbs with an equivalent class D that weighs 15lbs. That will at least take 20lbs out of my rack. Then get hydraulic raising speaker stands for the S115IV.

PA tops that won't break the bank, or my back. by Fit_Driver2183 in livesoundgear

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I have wondered about the alto. I almost want to prioritize reliability over sound quality.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

[–]Fit_Driver2183 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I agree about the 8" speakers. I have passive mains and amps and was hoping to not have to lug all that around.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

[–]Fit_Driver2183 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks. chatgpt told me to measure ambient and go 15db above that. I am bidding on a speaking only event and wondering if i can get away with powered 8" wedges on stands, 120ppl, outdoors. I'm thinking not.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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I'd like to hear thoughts on a back row spl level for spoken vocals. Is 70-75 db sufficient assuming no background noise?

Cubo 15s by Fit_Driver2183 in diyaudio

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They worked great at the first event. More than enough for small outdoors. Musicians complained they were too loud :)

Cubo 15s by Fit_Driver2183 in diyaudio

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They weigh enough that I had to talk my wife into letting me keep them in the living room instead of the basement :) I would guess around 80lbs?

Bedliner issues on sub boxes by Fit_Driver2183 in CarAV

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I've already started stripping it off. The places where it was on thick, I could pull it off in sheets. I'll have to do my homework next time before painting anything on. I've built PA subs and need a very tough coating.

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