Gotta love car audio, I remeber playing around with non-ported ten inch subs in my truck trying to get a good sound thinking bigger was better but it never worked very good for me, then my friend gives me his old sub from a home theater that would fit behind the seat and hot damn its only a 4 inch with a port and will really kick if you set it up to do so. Good job ed love your audio install it looks like a professional did it so far.
hehe yeah I am in the process of moving into the spare room and remodeling things my old room and the interconnecting one will be storage and server rooms, the main room will be my bedroom with dual amps, 8 speaker surround + 2 subs, and 3-4 display panels 42" and bigger, plus a couple of 32" security ones.. its going to be awesome :D
Human range of hearing, 20-20,000 cps. I play with vintage/antique radios and have seen links to some of the audiophool websites posted just for entertainment on the antique radio ones. One of the dumbest was for some fancy power cord made out of oxygen free copper wire, the price was something like $300. This is for AC power to come into the power supply of the amp. Also dummies building tube amps using mercury vapor rectifiers, which produce all kinds of hash.
looking good ed, haha micras getting 2 x 12" rockford fosgate p1 subs ( progress is slow .. no rush :P ) also cash converters have cheap amps.. pretty sure they have a 30 day warranty and can test them before you takem home, if you dare venture into frangainstan ;)
i had a rattling sound in my old BMW. turns out it was the sunroof drain hoses that run behind the speakers in the kick panels hitting the outside of the body. some zip ties fixed that.
mmmm high level converter.. personally, I would have bought a deck and ran RCAs. you dont need to cut and shut the dash loom to install a deck btw, there are adaptor cables available.
well, it looks like Betty is Pre Wired for the SRS System; and she's looking better! ( I take it Blue is gonna be the Passenger Rav4 as soon as he's Roadworthy?)
line level converters aren't worth it. head units are cheap. and worth it. the sound difference is shocking and plus you have the added touch of tuning. those cheap sonys go well when tuned tip. run you treble with the speakers so you have no bass coming from the speakers and use the sub to give you the bass.
U.S Civil War, two hit songs I know of, "We'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home" and "Dixie". I don't really give a damn about car audio either, as long as it doesn't sound like crap and has decent volume. I think car audio equipment is more or less like the audiophile equipment, 75% of it is overpriced crap that does next to nothing of substance other then give bragging status to the buyer.
I wish they would just go away, they make a radio guy's life more difficult by driving up the price of some power output tubes. For some reason they think that rare tube type obsolete since 1933 makes their audio system sound better. So I guess that RCA, G.E, Marconi-Osram, and Phillips did not know what they were doing by switching to pentode and beam power tetrodes, after all they only had thousands of engineers and scientists to turn to.