Recent content by Gurileck

I paid 80 and that included the steering wheel control interface

I just got this, great unit from my experience thus far. I have read about issues with the 512 that were rectified through a firmware update. Does anyone know if there is a similar update available for the 712? I have looked through Kenwood's site but have not been able to find anything. Thanks

thanks for the info on the replaying. About 4 years ago I had a fairly cheap unit (can't remember the brand) but it would not remember how far into the song you had played and would restart the song everytime you restarted the car which I did not care for. After some more looking, it seems like...

I have an 08 Cobalt LT. Unfortunately, I have to buy a harness for the Onstar/door chimes that is over $100, and another harness for the steering wheel interface. Anyway, it has a double din slot, but I haven't found anything double din that has what I want, although I think I would like that...

Figured out what the dmm is, it's set to AC Current.

What do you mean by measuring the resistance? I don't know what dmm is but the HU is at volume of 15 (max I listen to) w/o bass boost. Amps high and low pass are off. I measure the positive and negetive terminal of the left or +/- of right. (Either produces the same number)

I am trying to do this with a RF P4002 amp hooked up to a pair of RF T1652S's. I am using the 1kHz tone @ 0db and I am measuring one channel, correct? The problem is even with the gain way up, I am getting only 14 or so V. using the formula the speakers are 100W RMS ea @ 4 Ohm so that's 20V I...

DVD's are 4.7GB, CD's are 700MB say you can put 120 MP3s on a CD, it'd be about 800 at equivalent quality and length on a DVD

I have got some Rockford Fosgate T1652S's that I like.

It's actually for the speakers up front, not the subs, so I wasn't really looking at anything mono.

I've got a pair of Rockford Fosgate T162S's and a pair of T1692C's (100W RMS ea). So I was looking at getting either two P4002 amps or one P8004 amp (which would give out that much power). The question is, after looking at some of the threads here, it seems RF amps are severly underrated...

For my speakers, I have a pair of 6.5's - 100W RMS, and a pair of 6x9's 110 W RMS. They're Rockford Fosgate. So I was thinking of getting an RF amp. I need a 4 Channel with 100 W per channel @ 4 Ohms, correct? It just seems like that is really expensive, like $3-400 for four little speakers. Is...

So I need a 6-channel amp then? I kinda wanted to go with an RF amp for the sake of consistency and I don't think they make one

I have up front a pair of 4" Power Rockford Fosgates, 40 W RMS. A pair of 6.5's - 100 W RMS and in the rear, a pair of 6x9s - 100 W RMS. So I need a four channel amp, correct? The thing I don't understand is won't it be 140W RMS on two channels and 100 W RMS on the other two?

4 cubes as in 4 cubic ft right? It seems that that would fit but it would be tight. Does orientation really matter though? Because if it needs to be facing back rather than up, it probably won't fit.