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Chips and Palsa
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Entry for "wackiest use of BFM cab" category!

#1 Post by Chips and Palsa »

Hello Forum Members!

This post is coming a little late but heres my rendition of a mobile PA =)

I study at Cleveland State University here in Ohio for Mechanical engineering and participate in the Society of Automotive Engineers Mini Baja competition with a bunch of my good buds. We were asked to represent the engineering department in Cleveland's St. Patrick's Day parade and I immediately saw the need for a high sensitivity mid-high box... =) any guesses so far!?

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The 2512 melded OT12 ran a wonderful selection of Dropkick, Flogging Molly, and of course James Hetfield's rendition of Whiskey in the Jar pretty nicely off a tired old motorcycle battery and the dash mounted Lepai 2020! big props the the iPhone App "EQu" for letting me make a custom curve to run my tunes through!!!

Thanks for the plans as always Bill! The party is never far from someone with a circular saw and a music library=)
Cleveland Ohio

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16" 860w AutoTuba
2512 melded OT12
LAB12 BR

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PA385S-8 loaded Subs

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#2 Post by escapemcp »

Nice colour choice ;)

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Rick Lee
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Nice!
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#4 Post by bitSmasher »

Is that strap going in both handles through the box? hah, s'pose you are engineers...

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#5 Post by bassmonster »

That's pretty awesome. :hyper:

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#6 Post by Ryan Sober »

Would have been even funnier/awesomer with a downfiring T39 on wheels as a trailer. :mrgreen:

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Bill Fitzmaurice
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#7 Post by Bill Fitzmaurice »

Sorry, but any college project that doesn't conspicuously employ copious amounts of beer gets a failing grade. :noob:

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#8 Post by ripNdeb »

I fear for our future. :)
2X OTop 112, 3012HO, melded - 2X T39, 27", Lab 12 - XF 212 - 4 DR250, 2 melded, 2 straight
2 20" T39 3012LF - WH10 - WH8 - in the shop - 2 more 20" T39s
http://saltandlighteureka.org still need a trailer :)

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#9 Post by DJPhatman »

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:Sorry, but any college project that doesn't conspicuously employ copious amounts of beer gets a failing grade. :noob:
This year's project:

Add jet propulsion and a functional keg-a-rater! :ugeek: :lol:
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