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07-13-2001, 03:19 PM
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Import Slayer
Join Date: May 1999
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Thanks guys for the advice. I have 2 12inch JL subwoofers that used to be in my car and I brought them in and hooked them up to my house stereo. I realized after I posted my question that my subs were right next to the stereo cabinet. I moved them away and I might put some foam padding between them to help absorb some vibration.
My stereo is on carpet. I will let you know how it works the next time I get a chance to crank it or the next time the neighbors act like *** ***** with there stereo. I never had the laser realigned so I guess it's way over due...huh? Would I notice a difference in quality when I get that done or not really? How much does a shop usually charge to do that? Thanks again |
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