Sencheezy

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Nice job man!

this usually can be a very easy fix, or very long and time consuming fix. The best thing to do is to begin troubleshooting. In what order is up to you. You can try to find some way to bypass the amp, to see if the speakers work. Then, go from there. Sounds like the amp works, so, you can try to bypass the routing of the wires, and just connect right there. See what you find. Also, check speaker impedence.

Happy Birthday man, enjoy.

omg That looks sick AF!

nice, looking good so far.

I love the subwoofer, the bass reproduction is truely unbelievable that I would recommend to any true die hard sound quality enthuesist.

Damn Jon, those D's are nice AF!

Can you measure your trunks usuable space for us? then post them here. We need D,L, and H.

very nice! Who did your doors?

Yea it does, I just haven't tried it out yet. I've always just used the ipod lol, I shall try though. When I glanced at pricing on those at walmart, there was so many to chose from.

In my boat I have a Gal Tab 2 for a H/U with a pair of miniDSP's. My boat has just under a TB of music on it. ALL controlled by the tab. Any other media I want streamed I do by tethering. I absolutely see no reason to put a h/u in a car anymore. I'll never own one again. Of course, my tab would be limited to 72gb of data if I wanted to stream to monitors as well. For most people that might cover their music collection, but it is a far cry from what I need. You mentioned miniDSPs, which one do you use exactly? Installing a tablet as the central unit in my vehicle sounds great. Only thing would be to find a way to mount it, how well I extend the video playback for the screens to be installed in the headrest. Is there any lost in sound quality, going through so many adapters from source to amplifier. I really want to pursue this avenue now, just need a place to start.

I do not understand. You buy a very big subwoofer, just save the money, and buy an amp that is reputable. You cannot buy a massive amap and simply skimp on the amplifier. You say you already have the electrical right? Just take your time, be patient, and treat that equipment nicely.

I'm trying to get away from the proprietary apple realm. Such a hassle for me to always having to convert and making sure that full length songs are in tack and such. I suppose I "could". I would need to relocate the heater vents up front which would be a big PITA if there is a way. I have just came across this software called Centrafuse 4. It seems I very well may just simply go fully Carputer.

Pics?

Why not 4 12s?

here it is... I need to learn how these devices will interact with each other, aka How the fuck do I use this.

This one seem pretty nice.. I guess I'm not TOTALLY against a carputer. I would just find it difficult to intergrate it with amplifiers and such. I'm all up for listening to advice. I just never have done any research in this field before. Like, how will the signal go to the amplifiers? How is the quality? Do I simply match the gain levels as a standard car headunit? How does it keep power? What about the signal cord for the amps and accessories? Etc...

If you could remember or find out what it is, please inform me! Also, again, I'm not looking for a stand alone "Carputer", I would still like to keep one of the two Double Dins mentioned above.

Ok thanks Julian! I would look into these for sure. Thanks for the recommendation. I mean, I could simply buy like, a 64gb Ipod, but that would be pricey, and still remain a headict doing the whole reformating formats and such. Again, thank you!

Technical Details Hardware: Processor: 1GHz Intel Celeron Memory: 512MB of RAM Chipset: Intel 855 Chipset Bluetooth version: 2.0 Wi-Fi standard: 802.11b/g Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Ports: 5 Video Output: Composite Audio: 48KHz 16-bit Stereo Sound Hard drive: Shock-Mounted Automotive-Grade Toshiba 40GB Hard Drive Ethernet: Wired Ethernet Port for installation in vehicles with a wired network such as RVs amp; Busses Audio input: Line Input connection for external audio sources Power: Custom 12V Automotive Power Supply with remote-mounted power switch for convenience Capacity: 10,000 Songs; 50 Hours of Video; 40,000 Photographs (Medium Resolution); 20,000 Photographs (High Resolution) Software: Powered by StreetDeck; Runs Genuine Microsoft Windows XP--compatible with most applications; Windows Media Player 11; 3ivx Codec Height: 44mm (38mm excluding feet) Width: 206mm Depth: 134mm (Excluding connectors and antennas) Weight: 1.00kg Material: Die-Cast Aluminum Power Consumption: 1.5amps

So I've been pondering the idea for a while, but now I've started to putting it in real sense. I would like to take all my audio/video source into one media source. Now, I'm aware of people placing "Carputer"s into their vehicle, I guess in a sense, this is what I would like to do, but not 100%. I would still like to keep a 7" DVD unit as the headunit and the brains of my vehicle. Currently, I have the Pioneer 4300DVD, but I also have my eye on the Clarion NX702. Either system supports many ways to go about extending its media source. So currently, I've been using my ipod for the most of my music, and music videos. Then I would use the the cd/dvd slot for watching movies, etc. With making plans on continue attending car shows, I am now trying to incorperate more display screens inside the vehicle, such as the headrests, visors, and the review mirror. I know this add a whole lot of "jazz" and "come steal me", but I think it would make a great addition and add a whole lot of "wow" factor in competitions. So far, I have stumble across this device in my new adventure. The Vizualogic vmod. "VMOD™ is the world’s FIRST in-car computer and mobile media server. Internally, VMOD™ works from an automotive grade 40GB Toshiba™ hard drive loaded with WindowsXP™ to store media you use everyday. Loading VMOD™ with your personal media happens via Wi-Fi from a home wireless network or direct through one of five 2.0 USB ports located on the back. Now music, pictures, videos and internet browsing are a click of the Bluetooth remote away from entertainment on the road. VMOD™ also features additional options such as satellite radio and navigation." I was thinking that I could use a device like this, to connect to all my media from my home, and transfer it all here. Were I could store tons of media, that way, at the headunit, I could simply browse, and look/listen to any of my media all from one source. Basically what I am looking for, is feedback. As anybody else done something similiar? As anybody seen this done in person before? What are the results? Good results, bad results? How is the quality of the media? Good idea? Bad idea? Budget is really not an issue, I make decent money now, and this will be a ongoing process. I'm somewhat techy, so installation and troubleshooting won't stop me from purchasing.

Minimum Diameter = 7.21 Minimum Area = 40.78

1.722 with 3/4 thick wood. subtract .15 for net volume = 1.57

Cheapest way would be to recone. No one will be able to tell you which will be louder in your car. If you want to know that answer, you will have to do both yourself.