TFM-75 serial#00001

I was trying to find a program a friend suggested awhile back, winspro? or something like that, I'll find out from him later and let you know. If you input the t/s parameters you can graph out the response of the cabinet, slot ports are suppose to be the best. You can really fine tune the output with a good program and get the most out of it and see visually the response curve and total output, pretty cool.

Winisd is the program your refering too

Thanks, what he said! ^^^^

Time for a little update even though this thread is jacked because of my temporary bann...lol

PT-2400 sub amp currently unhooked, also serial #000001

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The subs JL Audio 12W7-3 waiting for boxes. Im going off of JL's blueprints for enclosure and port size. One quart oil bottle for size reference.

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The current stack up while Im waiting for a few things to arrive, be built and put together. The soundstage and base with these DQM9's and Klipsch 2.2 bookshelf speakers running on the 75 only is absolutely incredible. I cant believe how this will sound when its all put together.

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That stack is... well.....STACKED!!! I see my baby has found a new home.

Your baby is sleeping well right now but is about to awake and make my wife very unhappy...lol

Congrats

uh, the first few posts got whacked.

Yea and those post had some cool stuff in them. I pulled the 75 out of storage and turned the power switches on for the first time in 10yrs and took a pic of the lights glowing.

That'll teach me not to post in a troll thread....LOL

You just need to get those subs in action...talk about some THUMP!!!!

Those drivers are pretty intimidating! I think you're going to have add some extra screws to the sheet rock!!

They weigh close to 50 pounds each I wonder if the wife will notice that Ive made a couple purchases when they fire up some Ace Frehley "Rock Soldiers" the first time?

Play "Flight of the Cosmic Hippo" by Bela Fleck....

They weigh close to 50 pounds each I wonder if the wife will notice that Ive made a couple purchases when they fire up some Ace Frehley "Rock Soldiers" the first time?

Try "Rip it out"!!!

Update?

The sub boxes are almost complete. Hope to have some pics up by tomorrow. Im gonna play with some acousta stuff (sp) and see if it makes a difference in the sound.

XLR cables were backordered but are on the way now. Have not run the 4 seperate 20amp circuits so we wont be able to 'rock the house" yet, but I have some badass extension cords I might try...LOL