Recent content by Colin P

i dont but i'm sure I can find somewhere on the net that I can buy it from

Hi I'm going to hack my dorrcards up (basically cut the grilles out) and then mout the mids in a custom mount so the stick out a bit and at a slight angle, anyway, i'm going to make the structure out of mdf and screw that to the door I guess and then use mesh around the structure but what...

indeed, so my calculations were correct! worked ok for the components but the sub was waaaaaaaaaaay too low, so cranked the gains on that one right back up

oh and I got them from indoaudio (ebay) so thats the warranty out of the window

sorry for my lack of knowledge but what are lpgs?

sounds interesting, sadly for me I live in the UK so unless you ship internationally that's no good to me?

yea, tbh i'm not blown away by them, I might get a new tweeter, sell the set and then get some XXX components (or others)

Hi, I have the Diamond Audio S600S components and one of my tweeters were hanging down as I was installing them and the tweeter was then shut in the door so it's all crushed! so, is there any way I can get a single tweeter or should I just buy some new tweeters, if it's the latter can you...

what does that have to do with setting gains?

ok guys, I have two amps, 1)Diamond Audio D5300.4 Bridged so I believe its 2x125w @ 4Ohms = 22.36v for each of the two channels? 2)Soundstrea, Van Gogh 1600.2 bridged so 1600w x 1 @ 4Ohms = 80v Also, I see that it's reccomended that you unhook the rca's for teh other amp right? well, teh...

so if I change the fuse rating of my inline fuse (upgrade it, its 240 at the moment 1/0 wire) my system might sound a little louder?

so why are there so many ANL fuses if each wire then should have a theoretical fuse to accompany it? I'm not arguing just trying to learn!

so why do all manufacturers tell you to add the fuses for the amps and use that as an inline fuse? (I know thats what Diamond told me and an authorised TRU/RE/Knukonceptz dealer)

dunno about that

nice one, thanks!