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February 24th, 2011 06:20 PM #151
You can search youtube vids for it. However, I still recommend having a knowledgeable friend walk you through the procedures. Nothing beats first-hand teaching IMO.
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March 1st, 2011 02:03 PM #152salamat sa reply sir. ngayon ko lang nabasa eh.
nakabili na ko ng targa x652c (150W peak siguro to). at ok naman tunog nya sa HU ko. Nakabili na rin ako ng 4CH amp ( V23 MRV-F805) kaya lang di ko pa nakakabit yung amp. (hanap pa installer eh). tapos meron ako dalawang 8-incher na subwoofers rated 300W/4-8 ohms enclosed in a ported box (bigay lang ng bayaw ko). Hindi kaya mahirapan yung amp dun sa seps ko at dalawang subwoofers ko? balak ko ch 1/2 sa front seps ko, tapos yung ch3 dun sa sub 1 and ch4 sa sub 2. okay po ba yun? or may mas maganda pang alternative. Naisip ko kasi pag ganito ginawa ko eh pag nag fade ako sa harap para sa front staging eh hihina naman yung base ko from the subwoofers, tama ba? ayoko naman magdagdag pa ng isa pang amp. Sana matulungan nyo po ako. TIA.
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March 4th, 2011 02:39 PM #153
if you have 8" subwoofer, 300watts rms, 4ohm, its better to used yung isa lang, place it in a good tuned box, what you want to hear or what kind of music you mostly listen to, and you got it great, if you want to hear it perfect, just started on the right, install the separates in the front using mdf board and some deadining to hardened the mounting and separate the front wave to the back wave perfectly, and so, the mid bases are present, mount the tweeter 2feet away so the midrange is hear in between of these seps., for the coax, leave it to your head unit,
YOUR HEAD UNIT- assumed your head unit output is 2rca preeouts * 2volts(mostly front and rear or front and sub), used it both to drive your amp, then used your front output to your 1&2 channel of the amps to your seps and rear/sub to 3&4 of your amp to your sub, if your head unit is pioneer that has these type, you can select rear output as a subwoofer output, so you dont have any problem, even if you fade it to front, you dont lost the subs.
I have many install such that and work perfect until today, they upgraded it, that is usually, but you dont need to replace each set, that kind of set up is upgradable in the future if you like it,
Now, your looking for the one who install it for you, we are here to help you finding the right one and well trained in these line, just ask tsikotshop..
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March 4th, 2011 02:50 PM #154
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March 4th, 2011 03:13 PM #155
the amp is normal in heating up, but if its too high, it is due to the load it carries, mostly then if its too low in impedance, if you drive seps and subs to a 4 channel amp, its normal heating up because its driving low and high and usually loading different resistance, the seps and the subs, if its shut down, the protection is on, the amp cannot carry the load or the power shortage is in the issue, low current supply can produce strong DC out that can seriously damage your speakers. the amp shut down also if there is a short circuit in the speaker line other than the load, maybe something is touching the ground so if the issue is when you rise the volume, the amp shut down.
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March 4th, 2011 03:27 PM #156
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March 9th, 2011 08:38 PM #157
Sir anong magandang set up ng 10" or 12" sub and amplifier ng hindi ma-compromise ang space ng husto para sa crosswind XUV side facing seats. Is there a way that it can be custom fitted ng hindi maaapektuhan ang seats sa likod or can it be mounted somewhere else ng walang istorbo? Thanks in advance po.
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March 9th, 2011 11:58 PM #158
these is what i do to a system that need just a little space, starting for a 12" dual voice coil (4ohms) 300watts rms subwoofer is a good option, mounted in a sealed type box of internal volume 1.25 cu.ft., maliit lang po ito, for almost 23.5 in length and 10.5 depth, kasya kahit nakababa yung dalawang upuan sa likod and facing the subs to the trunk, if you are a universal music lover, listening to a good music or want to sing along with it while along the high way, sealed box is for you, these box has a good frequency response and can follow as low as 20hz up to 150hz from which a good low frequency is produce, a dual 4ohms voice coil 300watts sub is easily to drive even a good 4 channel amp because there too many option that we have here, we can wire in 2 ohms if you want much louder and harder, we got 8ohms if you want soft bass and to value good music and never hear any distortion,and we can wire even in 4ohms stereo for that if you want in the middle of it.. the choice is yours, all of them are available in our shop, meron promo ngayun ang shop for only 12k and three cars are already bangin' in the street for that type of system, except sir jedi, his shakin' the street...
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March 10th, 2011 09:19 PM #159
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March 13th, 2011 04:24 PM #160
pls. advice on how to set up audio system for a car. i want to have a descent sound. i'm looking at pioneer stereo system with pioneer or dai-ichi speakers (depends on the budget).
looking at pioneer's site... there are 3 way, 4 way speakers. currently, i'm thinking of having 4 speakers then later on amplifier and subs (if necessary).
do i need to put 2 x 3 way at front then 2 x 4 way at the back? or 4 way or 3 way for all the speakers? what should be the wattage?
re amplifier, what should i look for? wattage?
btw, are dai-ichi speakers good?