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<blockquote data-quote="spoonraker" data-source="post: 3112723" data-attributes="member: 570956">Do the Carputer, they are completely worth the work. I actually enjoy a project more than just installing pieces that drop in pre-made slots and such anyway. It makes it feel more custom and worthwhile.As for some of your comments. A Carputer absolutely can meet and easily surpass the sound quality of the most expensive head unit you can buy. If you buy a decent sound card and research digital tuning you will realize that just about anything can be done with a CarPC in terms of tweaking your sound. In my car for example I have fully active digital crossover, time delay, and equalization controls right on the touchscreen. Even more is possible with the proper hardware and knowledge.A capacitor is definitely not necessary either. Just buy a power supply designed for automotive use. OPUS makes many models, up to I believe 320W, that all run DC-DC current, and use a remote wire to control their integrated startup/shutdown controller.Talk to megalomaniac or me with questions about carpcs, or like somebody else posted, mp3car.com is the place for information.AIM : spoon1487MSN : <a href="http://mailto:" target="_blank">spoonraker@hotmail.com</a> (also email)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spoonraker, post: 3112723, member: 570956"] Do the Carputer, they are completely worth the work. I actually enjoy a project more than just installing pieces that drop in pre-made slots and such anyway. It makes it feel more custom and worthwhile. As for some of your comments. A Carputer absolutely can meet and easily surpass the sound quality of the most expensive head unit you can buy. If you buy a decent sound card and research digital tuning you will realize that just about anything can be done with a CarPC in terms of tweaking your sound. In my car for example I have fully active digital crossover, time delay, and equalization controls right on the touchscreen. Even more is possible with the proper hardware and knowledge. A capacitor is definitely not necessary either. Just buy a power supply designed for automotive use. OPUS makes many models, up to I believe 320W, that all run DC-DC current, and use a remote wire to control their integrated startup/shutdown controller. Talk to megalomaniac or me with questions about carpcs, or like somebody else posted, mp3car.com is the place for information. AIM : spoon1487 MSN : [URL="mailto:"]spoonraker@hotmail.com[/URL] (also email) [/QUOTE]

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