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Item(s) for Sale: Image Dynamics OEM 15" D2 Item(s) Description: Originally offered by Image Dynamics in 2006. To quote Eric Stevens: "They are mostly built using OEM version of ID series parts and with different voice coils etc. They are very much desinged in the way we always design...

My vizio has an lg panel...

Just some food for thought... http://web.archive.org/web/20070403223202/forum.elitecaraudio.com/showthread.php?threadid=123226&pagenumber=1 I really miss ECA...

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Very true, but judging by his pictures I would assume the later.

If you really think it is a problem I have an experiment for you. Run a power wire outside of your car and take some RCAs (they don't have to be anything special, I have used walmart RCAs with this experiment) and wrap them around your power wire. Guess what? You won't have noise...

You only used 3 layers of glass? Those are going to be some very weak door pods. I am certainly glad that I am not paying for them...

I can't believe people still believe this. Running power wires and RCAs on the same side of the car or even zip tied together is not a problem. The chassis carries the same current that the power wire carries...

My only guess on the LPF using power is that you could have had the LPF set a rather low frequency where there actually was some attenuation at 50 hz. I'm glad to hear everything worked out.

Just set it up so that it sounds good to you. If you can't get it to sound good enough, then change the install or the equipment...

Most music is recorded at -6 db and it is dynamic. The only way that you can even reach full power is if you are playing a 0db sine wave. I forgot to mention, when using the method described above use music, not test tones.

You might already know this, but when you increase the "low" setting on your head unit you are actually using the equalizer to boost low frequencies centered around 60 hz for both the sub and the speakers. If I were you, I would set your equalizer flat, this means set your "low", "mid", and...

Are your "vocal" speakers on an amplifier?

1) FYI, A 0 db 50 hz tone is a 0db 50 hz sine wave. A sine wave and a tone are the same thing. 2) It's not surprising that your voltage is so low when you have the volume set at practically half volume. Voltage will increase dramatically as you increase your volume. If you are getting 45 V out...