Recent content by maylar

Wow. That'd make a serious home theatre sub... if you built a wall around it...

Yup! Thanks.

With a HU that has a rear aux input, does someone sell an expansion cable with a panel mount mini jack at one end? Or do I have to fabricate my own?

USB A, B and C simply refer to the connector style. USB A is the original large flat connector on a thumb drive, and USB C is the smaller oval connector used on mobile devices (phones etc.). The C is also unpolarized and can be inserted either side up. USB 2.0 and 3.0 refer to the electrical...

Stevie Ray Vaughan died this day, Aug. 27, 1990 after a concert in Iowa where he had opened for Eric Clapton the night before. Clapton said, "There was no one better on the planet. I was embarrassed having to follow him". This rendition of Voodoo Chile is a masterpiece -

Not familiar with the CT4 (I have a DTS) but you likely have a sub in your rear deck. Not going to fit a 15 in there... Got room in the trunk for a box?

I'm looking to possibly replace my B.A. G3, that's about 10 years old now. The G3 was Boston's flagship SQ sub back in the day and I'd like to keep similar or better performance. 10 inch, 4 ohms. I have about 400 watts available. 0.5 cu. ft. sealed (12"x 12" x6" internal). 3/4" Birch ply with...

My first car was a 1968 NSU Prinz 1000. It came without a radio. I was working for the local Radio Shack at the time, and installed an under dash Realistic 8 Track/FM player and a pair of Jensen 6X9's in the rear deck. Been doing car audio ever since....

Prolly a toasted tweeter then.

What kind of rattle? Static? Distortion? Could it be mechanical mounting?

It's also worthy to note that 13 KW translates to about 17 HP worth of mechanical power to drive those alternators :cool:

Yup. I can't believe I've been a member here for over 20 years lol. The bad news is I'm too old and feeble to do much physical installing nowadays. The good news is that I have the money to pay someone else to do it for me :D Of course, my EE degree still sometimes gets me in trouble. Such is life.

Good point.

From the pictures I've seen it looks like you should be able to separate the tweeter wiring from the speaker's main terminals.

Sounds like the radio outputs are ground referenced (VERY old school). Gotta think about this one... What amp will you use?