Listen, Memorize, Regurgitate

I'm looking for either two 12s or two 15s to go in a sealed box I'm building myself (unless I find one for cheap) and I'd like to use most of the potential of the amp while keeping it in a safe zone. Budget max of $500 for both speakers, but as always cheaper will make my wallet hurt less.

amp specs:

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1140_JBL-BP120...

Thanks!

Accidentally dropped one of my pc speakers while moving them. Now it makes a buzzing sound whenever i turn it on and increases when i raise the volume. I figure something got loose so I opened it up, but I don't see anything out of place. I'm hoping someone can advise me on what to look out for so that I can fix it.

Just curious.

I'd go for a blackmachine b6 with bareknuckle warpig or cold sweat pups.

Directly under my mailbox there's a little cubby hole in which wasps have decided to nest. So my question is what would be a safe, effective, and reasonably cheap way to get rid of them?

side note: holy crap wasp stings hurt!

I'm just looking for a cheap car <$5k that would be fun to rip around corners. It doesn't need massive power under the hood, just enough to get it going at a decent pace. What I'm looking for is a nimble, lightweight car with excellent handling. Ease of finding aftermarket parts is also a plus. But no convertibles or miatas please.

Lead guitarist of KSE

I need some help finding a quality guitar that'll last me through the years. I generally play metal and its sub-genres. I don't really have a preference for any name brands. I change tunings all the time so a fixed bridge is a must. I'd like humbuckers on the neck and bridge and a I'd really like a neck through guitar if it fits the budget.

Music I play:

Parkway Drive

Killswitch Engage

All That Remains

Atreyu

Trivium

thanks for the help

I'm looking to pick up a new electric guitar and amp for around $600 total. I'd say I'm an intermediate guitarist (4+ yrs self taught). So, I have a few questions:

What is a good guitar/amp combo that'll fit my skill level and help me move on to the advanced stage?

Should I splurge more on the guitar or amp?

Are there any brands I should steer away from?

etc.

Here's a list of songs I learned/am learning so you can get an idea of the kind of sound I'm looking for:

Ratt - lay it down, round and round

Incubus - drive, stellar, pardon me, mexico

a7x - sidewinder, almost easy

Jet - are you gonna be my girl

Killswitch Engage - my curse, end of heartache

Metallica - nothing else matters

Disturbed - stricken, down with the sickness

Ozzy Osbourne - bark at the moon

Priestess - lay down

any help is appreciated.

I'm looking to pick up a new electric guitar and amp for around $600 total. I'd say I'm an intermediate guitarist (4+ yrs self taught). So, I have a few questions:

What is a good guitar/amp combo that'll fit my skill level and help me move on to the advanced stage?

Should I splurge more on the guitar or amp?

Are there any brands I should steer away from?

etc.

Here's a list of songs I learned/am learning so you can get an idea of the kind of sound I'm looking for:

Ratt - lay it down, round and round

Incubus - drive, stellar, pardon me, mexico

a7x - sidewinder, almost easy

Jet - are you gonna be my girl

Killswitch Engage - my curse, end of heartache

Metallica - nothing else matters

Disturbed - stricken, down with the sickness

Ozzy Osbourne - bark at the moon

Priestess - lay down

any help is appreciated.

Me and my friend were bleeding my brakes w/o a power bleeder and after we finished the brakes have gone so mushy it's become much too dangerous to drive.

We suspect that air has most likely gotten into the brake system. Now my question is, is there anyway to fix our mistake without using a power bleeder? If so how? If not, what is the best thing to do to fix it ourselves?

-edit-

We have a power bleeder, but it doesn't work with the Scion tC brake fluid cap.

ANY help on this would be useful.

New school year started up so I thought I'd get back into shape. I'm 5'8 130lbs slim build. I don't have a gym nearby so I train with free weights at home and do a little bit of cardio on the side (15min a day approx).

My current workout consists of bicep curls 3 sets of 10 with 20lbs weights, 3 sets of 50 push ups, and 3 sets of 40 crunches. I do one set of curls then push ups then crunches and repeat until I finish 3 sets of each. In total it takes me about 35min to complete the workout. After I'm finished I drink a whey protein shake (disgusting by the way). I do this workout once a day 5 days a week.

It's currently my 3rd week into my workout and I'm seeing some nice results, but after doing a bit of online research I learned that I should be working out less in order to let my muscles heal. But since I'm not lifting any really heavy weights and I'm only using my body weight as resistance I don't know if that really applies to me. Any thoughts on this would help.