^^ TRUTH^^

 

Coffee works betta

 

Only sound bar i ever herd that sounded ok was the big yamaha one.i actually have hatred towards any htib hustle know why and prob shares my feelings about them

 

Def tech one was good too

 

U have a kit? Woooow

 

 

The lower bolts is a standard M6x15. But the one that goes through the valve box itself... I don't recall. It's long, like 40mm long. Take it out and measure from the underside of the flange to the tip.

You've got something going on there that's to be respected. Enjoy it.

 

^^must resist ninja edit on above post

 

 

 

Wake up enjoy the heat

 

I need real fireworks not this crap they sell around here.fu pa and your no firecracker and rocket law

 

You know it's going to be a hot azz day when you have the thermostat set at 79 degrees and the a/c is kicking on at 8am.

 

It's like that up there too? That's no fun.

Go make your own...

No, wait... don't do that. You might kill yourself.

 

Pumped free concert with fireworks in town tonight, The Trews are playing

 

Same crap in Oregon. Only way around it is to go to Washington and buy the good stuff from the indian reservations...

 

Happy Canada Day, brother.

 

I would go nuts if my house was that hot. The hottest setting my T-stat has programmed is 72. If my wife would let me, it would be 68...

 

If I set my t-stat to 72 the a/c wouldn't shut off. Not when it's this hot outside. If I set it below 78 it runs too much. My electric bill would be insane if I turned it down any lower.

 

It's either undersized or there's something wrong with it.

 

Fawk trading the maxima for the golf... just can't do it .. even the wife said it would be one of the dumbest things I ever did. With me putting in so much much work getting it to look as good as it does

 

I live in an old apartment building. It actually used to be military housing back in the 40's during WW2 for the Navy. Also, the a/c unit is also old. It's been cleaned and serviced, but when it's 100+ degrees outside it can only do so much in an older building that isn't insulated well. I've talked to the maintenance guy and he says that's all he can do for it until it breaks beyond repair to the point where it would have to be replaced. I do have a small window unit in the living room to help out.

 

Shoot these women in here keep it at 54

 

Make them all get jobs to pay for your $1,000 monthly electric bill.

 

Fixed...

 

Well your wife is a smart woman. Glad you've cured your case of rectal-cranial inversion... Welcome back from the dark side!

 

My wife does take that bill in the summer and i take the gas in the winter

 

Thanks dude! Glorious day.

 

Well that's good.

Since you live in PA, you should get a coal burning stove. Hell you can go to a side of a hill somewhere and pick anthracite right out of the ground.

When my grandparents used to live in Ohio, they had a coal burning stove in their house. Anthracite burns clean and hot. They could heat the entire house with just one stove going. You only have to load it once every 12 hours and give the hopper a shake every few hours.

 

Well with the string of bad luck he is going to experience in the future he should get rid of it cause tires and paint damage can add up

 

Had a coal heater till 1995 when they banned coal in the county we had the coal fired hot water radiators

 

Wait... what? You live in PA and they banned coal in your county? What kind of fcktards do you have around there running the place?

 

Yup alot of stupid ordances

 

Try this one! Killed many respectable systems in it's day. By over driving the AMP/speakers into major distortion. Either way the result is melted voice coils &/or output stage. Should work well to kill a cheap system.

Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, Op. 49 - TELARC Edition - WARNING! Digitally Recorded LIVE Cannons!



"WARNING - PLEASE find out on a lower volume, how your sound system will respond to the two cannon salvos. The first salvo consists of five LOUD shots. The second salvo a couple of minutes later, consists of 11 (Eleven) LOUD booms. Serious damage can occur to your speakers if your sound is not ultra clean. I would advise AGAINST using a Graphic Equalizer with this CD. Graphic Equalizers only tend to muddy sound in order to give those that use them, the floppy sound they want."

 

What about the surrounding counties? Are they as bad? If not, I'd consider moving to be honest.

 

Historic area crap same with the home in the city(old city)area our street is still cobblestone down there and every 5th house used ro be a carrage house for parking buggies and horses

 

You should of seen the time i woke the family up playing valkeries i had both subs hooked up and the large fronts going 3/4 vol the house was shakin and the windows rattling

 

Theres a wicked ac/dc track with cannons and then the epic pink floyd clock alarm track

 

I just read up on the Cerwin Vega's & from the description they are not such a good choice. Especially in an apartment they'd need to be driven loud to get good sound out of them. What you need is speakers that faithfully reproduce sound with a flat frequency response & SPL even at low volume levels. I'd look for a set of these; Pinnacle Classic Gold Tower . You could probably get them used for way less than the ~1k/pr. original list price. GREAT speakers, a friend of mine has them & they sound awesome! In their day they blew away their competition. http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/s...-budget-towers

 

This is what you do to get around the coal ban in your county.

Borrow a friend's truck and load it up, throw a tarp over it and go home and dump/shovel it into your coal bin. Since it's the middle of the summer it will look like you're hauling crap for your yard.

You can also buy it bagged. It's around 40-50lbs per bag. Go to Enterprise and rent a Dodge minivan. It has a payload capacity of 1500ish pounds, and you can fold the stow-and-go seats into the floor and load up. That's thirty 50lb bags you can load in it without going over the weight limit. Take it home and store it anywhere you like.

Also get some firewood. Throw in a split piece of wood every so often to make wood smoke. It will look like you're just using your fireplace.