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You have pm...

I have mine set up like the following... Band 1 = 100hz +2db Band 2 = 1Khz 0 db Band 3 = 4Khz 0 db Band 4 = 12.5Khz -1db I try to keep them flat as possible...but that is my preference.

If you go to apples ipod website and look it up in support it will tell you. I haven't done it in awhile but first you have to be able to view hidden files by: Opening up any folder Select Tools, Folder Options Click "view" tab Select "show hidden files and folders" This will allow you to...

I was thinking about a dark gray or black. If it will require too much I might end up leaving it. Thanks!

My current trunk looks like this... I want to cover the carpet in vinyl. Would it best to pull the carpet off or put the vinyl on top of the carpet? Thanks, Rey

When I traded in my leased civic I dropped it, cold air intake, 18" wheels, dynamatted the entire truck, front doors, and floor. They gave me $17K for it when it blue booked at $11-12K. Course I don't know if it helped that I traded it in for a Accord.

I have the shure E2q ear buds on my ipod. They are really accurate and awesome for the gym.

Ok, I did a little research. I found out the the amp has a 2/4 input switch so I can set the input to 2 and just use the front RCA inputs. Does this sound like it would work without compromising the systems performance? How much SQ am I going to loose by running the amp off the HU? Noticeable...

Another good point. I guess i don't really need rears all that much. The only ones that ride in my back seat are my kids...but I would like to keep them if possible. Any other suggestions?

Here are the specs on the HU (crutchfield is good for something)... Crossover (XOver): Front High Pass Filter: Center Frequency: 30Hz, 40Hz, 50Hz, 60Hz, 70Hz, 80Hz, 90Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, 150Hz, 180 Hz, 220Hz, 250Hz, or Through (no filter) Slope: 12dB/Oct, 18dB/Oct, or 24dB/Oct Rear High Pass...

My HU is the Kenwood XXV-001D

My bad...I sensed the confusion:) I haven't done it yet. I am picking up some comps soon and am trying to figure out the best way to wire it. My reasoning for doing it this way is to use my amp to power my front comps and hu to power the rears. I would end up biamping the comps because i don't...

Maybe I should explain it better... My two RCA outputs (front and rear) go to my 4 ch amp. The four channel amp will be hooked directly to my front comps (when i get them). Channel 1 and 2 to the left and Channel 3 and 4 to the right. My concern is since my right channel for my front comps is...

So if I fade it from the rear will it fade the right side as well?