Recent content by winkychevelle

They disappear easily at low volume but for us that like a 20db bottom bump into the curve they easily localize. The front sub makes them disappear much better even at higher volume. Plus I'm in a truck so the subs are fairly close and shake the floor and seats so you feel where they are

Not likely my subs are 20-80, front sub is 50-150, midbass is 60-450. Lots of overlap. Long as it's in phase it doesn't really matter. The whole point is to bolster that upper bass lower midbass region where the main subs fall off and door speakers don't really pick up due to being so small or...

I don't recommend tweeters in the rear at all just midbass drivers crossed to play no higher than 2500hz

Personally I say no. My front end is loud enough the kid says it's too loud. A bigger impact to my enjoyment was the integration of a front sub. Best investment 2nd only to dsp I've ever made. Next investment is better measurement system with an external sound card and loop back for better...

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You revived a 14year old thread for that? Sounds like you need a 100buck amp to replace that old junker

My opinion is it's not enough power and that damping is an overrated spec. Typically damping is rated at 4ohm and is halved every time you half the Ohm load. So 2000 at 4 is 1000 at 2 and 500 at 1 And anything over 80 is considered fine. I definitely wouldn't be spending thousands for just...

Pretty much. It's just a nice kit. A solo rite Scarlett 2i2, XLR mic and a loop back cable are my next purchases so I can get accurate phase measurements.

The siq amps are Sq beast as well. And much cheaper. Made by s&I in Korea iirc

Helix and it's not even close Helix, mosconi, audison, minidsp, and jl are about the only ones I would recommend and in that order

The m2000 was only discontinued to be replaced with the m2500 iirc. Dd amps are generally plenty good and the 3500 series is probably the best sounding outside of a generic z3

You're looking at 2days with the tune possibly longer for a custom box. Run over to diyma to see build logs on the newer gm trucks they have several in depth ones

Mine were as short as possible and still I had issues routing them cleanly

The umm1 is just a rebadged dayton/minidsp mic. I personally have a umik2 and use a regular usbc-usbc to hook it up to my laptop and a usbc-3.5mm adapter going into the aux of My head unit or inputs to my dsp to tune. Andy's kit is fine but it's nothing special. If you want to do phase tuning...

Just buy a knuconceptz kollossus 1/0 kit and add extra rcas. But to your answer no there isn't really alot of benifit in simple installs like yours. If you needed more than 1 run of 1/0 maybe you could get a better price on the 1/0 cable but you still need the fuse holders, fuses, and rcas as...