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Seth wrote: ↑Mon Jul 07, 2025 5:59 pm Also, they'll show in your outbox until they're opened. Once they're opened by the recipient, they won't show in the outbox anymore.

AHA! That makes sense. Thanks, Seth

Seems PMs I submit are getting stuck in my Outbox and not sending. Is there an issue with the site or is it something on my end?
thanks

Very true, Bill. Even some tracks from the late 80's and 90's that I used to think thumped sounded pretty thin. Again, glad you put out the tuba designs. Love mine!

I put integrated casters on my tubas. Helps a lot, even though they are an awkward size. I stack two of them on dollies I build for pushing them up the ramp into my little trailer, as there isn't much room to stack them once inside. Would be a no brainer on the taller titans. Top40 is relatively lig...

Doubt you're going to get a reply, Joman116. I debated between titan39s and tuba30s when I was trying to figure out what I wanted to build. No doubt the t39 is the bomb for live music, but I knew I'd be 95% recorded and lots of EDM so that ultimately made my decision to go with the tubas. No regrets...

6 ish month update. Got the sub in the house, 250 WPC dayton plate amp, main amp is a Cambridge audio receiver, (100WPC class D- yea yea I know), feeding a pair of heresy 1.5 mains. Still blown away- there is an old Telarc CD called Time Warp and its a great checkout disc, that will tax most any sy...

Some solar panels and storage batteries?
Assuming you're all over safety/emergency supplies/first aid supplies. And an EPIRB

Welcome back, ACUA! I've been out of the loop for a hot minute too, but just set up the whole rig in the backyard because that was a birthday request of one of my kids - hey papa, teach me how to set up/tear down and everything you know about sound reinforecment :lol: Damn, the tubas sound soooooo g...

Oh sweet, Seth. Where'd you hang out with Dave Rat??

That looks amazing! Wish I could hear your rig.

Looking good!

A weird trick I've had good luck with when painting plastics is to first "paint" the entire surface with purple PVC/CPVC primer, then spray paint over that. I did it on some outdoor lighting fixtures and they've held up over several years.

If i were you, I'd build some supports the same height as those seat mounts on the floor and use a truck tuba. Or notch out panel 9 and trim back the sides at the mouth to just squeeze it in there between the mounts.

Glad you got it all sorted, Bruce. I'm still running a couple ancient CS1000's bridged into my tubas - hopefully they don't hear about a cousin passing away in Texas and follow suit.