Recent content by Beat_Dominator

Well to have more control at the deck, I'd set the crossover to 120hz (or off if there's another switch to do that), and the bass boos straight up (which I hope is 0) as the deck can do that for you I think. "Bass EQ that provides for adjustments between +3 and -6dB." The gain will still need...

Yeah, if you want them used as they were meant to be, as large as you can go will give you the best free-air equivalent. If you want them to be more bass/mid heavy you can put them in a small kick-pod sized cube of like 0.2cu ft.

Is this the built-in leveling in the iPod? Because that **** totally doesn't work. It works on my PC's media player with mp3 and FLAC files. Would be nice if apple ever fixed it.

Well the first thing to do is decide whether you want to control everything from the deck, or lock some settings in by setting things up with the subs built-in amp. One case where you might want to do the latter is if someone else is likely to drive your car and they might F with your decks...

I've been rocking my AKG k501's for 10 years now. I've tried a number of alternatives but these have been the best balanced to my ears. Plus they are comfy, I've worn them for over 10hr without fatigue. Headphones are just like all audio products. Very personal tastes involved. If possible...

Bi-Amping sounds fantastic when setup right, that's a little bit much power for the tweeters. If you already have a lrx2.4 just be careful. If you were going to buy the amp, you don't really need much more than a 20wpc amp for tweeters.

What model amp? What speakers are in the dash?

for the clean install you run everything in the wall. There are wall plate sets out there that do rca/hdmi connectors, but it is really just cheaper to buy a blank and cut a hole it it.... the plate will be hidden my the tv/speakers anyway.

Have a pic of the area you're working with?

Those are big drivers for the A-pillar. Good luck with the project.

And up your budget.

I had that problem, it was a pain in the ass.

It probably can... dunno how the reliability is at rated power though.

You leave it in there. Monster cable isn't the only company that uses an air space in the center of the wires.... it's pretty common in high end cable.

Dooooo it