I got the Dayton 10" today, and put it together. I must be lame, because it took me a few hours. Figuring out the spikes took about 30 minutes. Installing amp took at least 30 minutes, because the damn thing didn't mount completely flush. I finally settled for it not being perfect, but it is securely screwed down, and I put some silicone sealant to make sure no air leaks out. Cutting and placing the acoustic foam took another 30 minutes or so, but that was kind of fun! The instructions say to spray adhesive on the foam backing, but I didn't bother. It was snug enough, that I'm sure the foam won't be flopping around in there. Next, I mounted the driver, which is one serious S.O.B. It feels like a lead weight, which actually makes me confident that I made the right decision. Well, that was it. I'll be breaking it in over the next week in my home theater system to loosen it up, before I move it to my dedicated stereo setup. I must say that my first impressions are that it is well made, and feels like it should sound good, if that makes sense. Stay tuned...
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