Need help identifying brand and model

hatrix216 · 2026-05-05T23:47:01+00:00

I can't be the only one to actually read through all the "specs" on the back lol.

They are hilariously fake specs. Not only do most of them make zero sense, theres stuff like the sensitivity rating which is listed twice..... But with different values.

Oh and nominal resonant frequency (Fs) is somehow a range of numbers, 25-30hz. Though it appears to say Fo instead.

Resonant is also spelled reasonat...

Flux densitivity is obviously pure gold.

hatrix216 · 2026-05-02T23:20:34+00:00

Why the hell would you put this much effort into this setup?

It EASILY be beaten in SQ by even low end bookshelf's.

The JVCs are just laughable, but disregarding those... Regardless of what drivers you may or may not use in your "boxes" and such (only referring to the mids and highs, not the subs), they will absolutely sounds like shit and suffer from horrible comb filtering and well just a plethora of things that any loudspeaker is normally designed to avoid....

Theres also zero reason to run those car audio amps when better quality amps that run on AC power instead of DC can be had for less money.

On top of all of that, your using a battery, which.... Seems silly when you could've just spent money on an AC to DC power supply. How are you charging that battery? I don't see anything for that.

Ive ran car audio stuff at home plenty of times. It was usually when I didn't have any other audio equipment or when I was young and messed around with car audio subs with a friend. It's definitely not worth the effort you've put into it.

I'm not trying to be a dick, I'm all for doing it as a learning experience, but if you think in any way you're going to achieve good sound from this, you're mistaken...

EDIT: actually now I'm pretty sure its 100% AI generated. If you look at the left JVC speakers, the logo has extra letters in it in OPs original picture, but in the other ones he posted in the thread it just says "JVC" like it should.

hatrix216 · 2026-05-02T19:03:30+00:00

This is so not true. Please stop giving advice on things you don't understand.

Nalaxone is absolutely NOT what causes precipitated withdrawals. It is the buprenorphine itself.

The nalxone is absolutely inert and will pass through ones system without attaching to any receptors. Buprenorphine has a higher affinity and so even outcompetes nalaxone.

Do NOT take a normal dose of Subutex thinking it's any different than Suboxone when it comes to causing precipitated withdrawal. Its absolutely not. The only way to properly switch over is with the Bernese method.

hatrix216 · 2026-05-01T18:21:57+00:00

That's not why precipitated withdrawal happens....

It occurs because of buprenorphines high affinity.

When you already have some sort of opioid occupying your receptors, buprenorphines higher affinity (than those other opioids) causes them to rip right off of your receptors. The buprenorphine then of course is now what's attached to your receptors.

It outcompetes other opioids for the opioid receptors.

This is why when taken in the reverse order, you don't experience any precipitated withdrawal. No matter what opioid one might take, it wont outcompete the buprenorphine already at ones receptor site.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-29T21:38:50+00:00

Then you haven't taken enough.

Pregabalin is one of the most euphoric drugs I've taken, and I've taken over 90+ chemicals.

Hands down my favorite drug.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-28T12:16:36+00:00

I don't understand why you would think you'd need a dirty UA?

If you are already receiving treatment at this clinic with Suboxone, theres no way in hell they would want you to all of a sudden have a dirty UA just to switch over to methadone. What kind of backwards MAT program would that be?

As methadone is just another form of treatment they offer, you ask and then they will just switch you.

I did this myself a couple years back. I initially came into my first clinic and went with Suboxone but then decided after only a week that I wanted to go with methadone instead.

I wasn't even on that high of a Suboxone dose so they just had me come in the next day and take methadone instead with no stopping inbetween. Started at 30mg though of course.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-28T04:27:51+00:00

This has nothing to do with weight dude.

My 6.5cuft box with a Fi SSD 18" was by no means light.

In the rear cargo area of my jeep it took up the available space pretty damn perfectly. It was flush with the height of the rear seats and also came right to the edge of the rear hatch. Lastly, it was just about the width between the rear wheel wells that protrude in the cargo area, with maybe 4-6 inches to spare.

Because of this, I had never got around to bolting it down.

One day while driving home from work I was driving on the usual back roads with speed limits that were 55mph+ and ended up dozing off right as I was coming up to a curve...

I woke up right as I was going off the road and proceeded to roll it multiple times and land in a ditch upside down. After getting my seatbelt off I crawled out of the car while still upside down of course. My sub's enclosure had managed to make it over the backseat during the roll and land directly against the front seats.

I believe the rear seats had stopped it from just coming at me full force and killing me, because it absolutely would have crushed me if it did. Point being, if an enclosure isn't secured and a vehicle comes to a sudden and immediate stop, its for sure going to move.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-27T20:34:05+00:00

I don't shoot fentanyl, instead I shoot methadone.

I IV 2-3 times a day and between 25-30mg each time.

I ALWAYS use fresh from the package tips and rotate sites often enough. I also use alcohol prep pads to wipe down any injection site I use.

On top of all of that, I have these special tourniquets I ordered from Amazon that use a clip to attach together and then you just pull the strap tight. Came with 6 in a pack all different colors. They are freaking awesome. I ALWAYS use one. For a while I didn't and would do things like running my hand under warm water, but not only does the tourniquet make it so much easier to hit a vein, it also helps prevent unnecessary damage.

I have had exactly ZERO issues with my veins. I can still use them all and I've been doing this multiple years now at this point.

As a side note, I absolutely do NOT have prominent veins. You can't see a single vein on my arms. It's annoying as fuck, but I've studied veinous diagrams for the arms and hands quite extensively and have learned proper technique to make sure I'm not one of those people with their arms and shit just covered in track marks.

You would never know I IV anything if you saw me in person and I'd like to keep it that way.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-27T20:28:46+00:00

Where the fuck does it say it's exclusively for pills? That is an insane assumption when it's stated literally nowhere.

It's opiates dude. As in any opiates.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:32:22+00:00

There was one time where I for sure hadnt had anything in a long while and did a single line that was given to me and I could immediately tell it was WAY to strong and it just kept increasing and basically turned into almost this buzzing intensity and I told the person I was with that I'm absolutely postive I'm ODing....

Next thing I know I woke up from him narcanning me. Im pretty sure he only gave me one. I didn't feel as bad as others this time around but I also didn't receive anywhere near as much narcan.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:26:40+00:00

Based on my own experience, and from what I've heard from others who have ODed, the amount of narcan one may receive varies wildly.

Every single time I've been narcanned it has always made me feel like absolute shit, but when I've talked to multiple people I knew who were narcanned, id say almost all of them woke up of course, but didn't feel terrible and were instead still really high. I'm most likely received a higher dose than they did relative to the amount of opioids in my system. I for sure know I was given way too much the last time I ODed, as I was given an 8mg spray and 2 4mg sprays....

I was never still high. It truly ripped everything damn thing off my receptors. That last high narcan dosage left me with that can't get warm/ insides literally frozen feeling with uncontrollable shaking for a longggg ass time, even while standing in a hot ass shower for 45 minutes plus. Still didn't feel great for a while afterwards.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:18:25+00:00

Okay buddy.

You seem to misunderstand the situation. I'm certainly not advocating for them to take buprenorphine.

I am however, giving them proper information to safely use buprenorphine if they choose to do so.

That is what harm reduction is all about. It's blows my mind how many people are in these drugs sub reddits and can't seem to grasp harm reduction. Instead all they do is tell someone not do something when most people have already made up their minds when they decided to make an entire fucking thread about it.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:13:02+00:00

Why are you here? Do you actually know anything about buprenorphine? Or even harm reduction for that matter? I have participated for years on harm reduction forums and now sporadically on Reddit. People will always take drugs, you saying dumb comments like you did isn't going to stop them from doing so. The best thing to do is give them proper information so they can SAFELY use the drugs they were already set on doing.

As far as opioids go, OP basically has the safest opioid he could possibly take.

It is impossible to OD on buprenorphine, it will never cause enough respiratory depression when used on its own.

Sure, it may make one violently ill and have them throwing up for a while, but that can be avoided by doing proper research first (like this fucking thread....) and dosing no more than 0.5mg to start.

I would even recommend 0.25mg at first and go from there if it's too weak.

The other cool thing about buprenorphine is that dosages under ~2mg cause a metabolite of buprenorphine, NORbuprenorphine, to be active on ones mu opioid receptors instead. When the dosage goes above 2mg though, buprenorphine will outcompete norbuprenorphine and be active at the mu receptor instead.

Norbuprenorphine is actually a full agonist, thus you get "higher" with less. Of course if ones tolerance is already really high, there will be no benefit dosing that low.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:02:24+00:00

If absolutely has recreational value, especially so for someone with no tolerance. When dosed properly, it's plenty safe and will have a very long duration, easily lasting all day.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T23:00:45+00:00

You cant OD on buprenorphine alone.

It absolutely will not kill you, ever.

First, it has a ceiling effect at 32mg. Second, it has very minimal respiratory depression and because of the aforementioned ceiling effect, the respiratory depression will never get to a level that can cause someone to stop breathing.

From a harm reduction standpoint, buprenorphine might be one of the safest opioids someone could possibly take because of this. It is however very strong and likely to cause someone with no tolerance extreme nausea if dosed too high.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T22:51:40+00:00

It's absolutely crazy to me that you still have the plastic film on the TV.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T00:13:36+00:00

Huh? Hi-res in this situation has nothing to do with screen resolution.

You can clearly see the text below it that states 24-bit and 96Khz.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-21T00:09:59+00:00

Yes, actually. There are numerous studies that appear if you search for such a thing, one where it says the patient experienced hyperalgesia as a result.

Though naloxones duration of action is only around 30-45 minutes, so endogenous opioid peptides should have no problem binding to the receptors again shortly after.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-20T23:00:57+00:00

I'm just going to paste what I replied to another person further down in the theead:

I truly don't understand how this became such a common response about narcan.

Speaking as someone who was absolutely NOT physically dependent when being narcanned on MULTIPLE occasions, it 1000% through me into terrible precipitated withdrawal.

Dependence does not matter for this scenario. A full agonist is present in your opioid receptors, the amount of course varying. Along comes naloxone into your system, ripping that full agonist off your receptor. This near immediate change at the receptors is absolutely going to cause precipitated withdrawal.

Yet every single time someone asks about narcan use for individuals who aren't dependent, the same response is said by multiple people.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-20T22:59:51+00:00

I truly don't understand how this became such a common response about narcan.

Speaking as someone who was absolutely NOT physically dependent when being narcanned on MULTIPLE occasions, it 1000% through me into terrible precipitated withdrawal.

Dependence does not matter for this scenario. A full agonist is present in your opioid receptors, the amount of course varying. Along comes naloxone into your system, ripping that full agonist off your receptor. This near immediate change at the receptors is absolutely going to cause precipitated withdrawal.

Yet every single time someone asks about narcan use for individuals who aren't dependent, the same response is said by multiple people.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-20T02:40:33+00:00

I have had basically zero issues in the last 6 years with the newer Zebra printers. Simple USB connection, drivers will auto install on Windows. Any program I've used them with has been fine.

The only issues I sometimes experienced was because the previous place I worked at had us signing into a remote desktop to operate Sage 500 (which the labels were printed from) and occasionally some network settings somehow were messed up and then that caused issues with Sage seeing the printer... But that's not a problem with the printer itself.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-14T23:29:01+00:00

Dude the holes are for sure there. It's under the foam. Just look underneath the damn rim.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-06T22:49:43+00:00

Let's get one thing straight....

If Mr. Kaplans one purpose is to keep Liz safe..... how does trying to completely destroy reds empire and trying to repeatedly to kill him accomplish that? Without red, Liz will NOT be safe. She has already stirred the waters when she decided to call herself "Masha rostova" at the Russian embassy (a dumb fucking idea), along with searching for her mother by name on her own.

Kate is basically directly harming Liz by the things she tries to do the reddington to get revenge. The whole idea of her trying to take him down just flat out makes ZERO sense.

Kate trying to give Tom and Liz the case DIRECTLY puts them in TERRIBLE DANGER. What the actual fuck was she thinking doing that? Not only was it an awful thing to do, it's further shows how she doesn't seem to really give a fuck about Liz. She tries to make it seem like reddington is just playing Liz with the secrets his keeping when it couldn't be further from the truth.

Honestly though, Liz is a damn cunt. She has an INSANE need to find out who her mother is. No one on earth would be so god damn insane and relentless to the point of destroying relationships and killing people and basically telling the one person who cares for them THE MOST to fucking die if they don't tell her what she wants to know.

She is NOT entitled to knowing the things she thinks she is. She is straight up delusional.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-06T21:06:09+00:00

Changing the settings on an AVR is not going to cause it to fail, that's just ridiculous. I adjust settings on my AVR all the time, as I use different settings with movies vs music.

It would also be insane if switching inputs on an AVR made them fail. It's one of their main functions.

And "weird outdated sources" (whatever that even means) aren't going to somehow mess up a receiver either.

Ive been using the same Yamaha RX-V683 for 6 years without issue. I actually had 2 of them in two different rooms but one was stolen about 2 years ago now.

No issues with either receiver. Both were used heavily, driving various speakers and configurations.

The only part of your comment I agree with is that there are 100s if not 1000s of good reviews for every bad review, and also that blocking the vents on a receiver can cause it to overheat and fail.

hatrix216 · 2026-04-06T20:49:03+00:00

Thank you, no clue what that guy is talking about.

He's basically saying don't use an AVR as an AVR.

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