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July 16th, 2013 03:51 AM #661
1. A bang per buck amplifier... differs by person to person and from budget to budget. It's kinda like asking kung ano ang "bang-per-buck" watch. Some might say G-Shock while others define it as Tagheurs. For me, I generally define bang-per-buck as secondhand amplifiers that I like and is selling below 50% SRP.
2. Sound deadening: It's highly recommended for newbies.
3. It's lacking in bass because your typical separate crossover cutoff is at 80hz. This is to protect the speaker so you don't end up carelessly frying it. A subwoofer would be way better suited in reproducing your "bass" ;)
Please paturo naman kung ano ang dapat kong gawin.
Two questions:
1. Ano ba gusto mo pa ipagawa?
2. What's your current system?
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July 16th, 2013 04:10 AM #662Thank you for the quick response!
I own a Honda Jazz (2013) and recently upgraded the stock HU to Pioneer 8450. Nagpa install narin ng infinity seps pero talagang hindi satisfied sa naririnig ko. Pinaglalaruan ko na ang settings sa HU pero hindi ko talaga makuha yung gusto ko na tunog. Sa totoo lang parang gusto ko pa nung stock HU at stock speakers palang ang nakalagay. Sa current set up ko hinahanap ko ay yung bass, pero hindi naman yung sobrang lakas.
Im after sound clarity at yung may kaunting oomph but not the one that would cause the car to shake or vibrate :D I hope Im making sense. Maraming salamat po!!
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July 16th, 2013 05:19 AM #663
Sa totoo lang parang gusto ko pa nung stock HU at stock speakers palang ang nakalagay.
If you're loving the stock system over the current one. It's probably due to wrong installation. An inverted polarity speaker will do wonders in having that "wtf masmaganda pa stock ko" moments.
From the Pioneer 8450 head unit, do you have an amplifier powering your speakers? If yes, you have to check whether it has enough channels for a subwoofer. Most amplifiers come in mono (1), two, four, and five channels with four-channels being most common. If you have the four, the easiest way to integrate the subwoofer is to have channels 1 and 2 for the Infinity speakers up front and bridge channels 3 and 4 for the subwoofer.
As for the subwoofer, choose whatever you like. Do you need space? If yes and your aim isn't car-shaking bass then an 8" would suffice. Depending on your subwoofer, you will need to then design a box: sealed or ported? If you have an installer, you should consult him regarding your options. Most installers go for a 12" subwoofer in a 1.5 cu.ft ported or sealed box.
Where do you generally live ba? Seeing as you're around QC.. if you're around Banawe you can easily contact me as I live near the area and, depending on my free time, could help you out in your car audio Q&As.
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July 16th, 2013 08:05 PM #664Thank you for the response. Mukhang ilalagay ang Pioneer HU sa ibang sasakyan pero ipapasa sa akin yung 2 Din unit mula sa sasakyan na yun (I believe it's an AVT HU) mukhang may sub out port naman yata sa likod.
Ito po ang mga nasa akin ngayon: (karamihan ay pinamana lang)
(AVT) 2 Din HU
Infinity Seps
6.5 inch Digital Design sub with enclosure
Kinetic KD70 amplifier
Double din audio panel for GE Jazz
I live near Banawe din (Villa Espana) at naghananap ngayon nang mag install, may ma recommend po ba kayo na malapit na mahusay mag install? Lagi ako napapadpad sa Candyshop kaso parang ilang oras na ako nakatayo at nagpapa cute dun at nakikipag eye to eye contact na sa mga employees at sa may ari yata kaso dedma lang sakin (maayos naman ang suot ko at mukha namang may laman ang wallet :p) may ma recommend ka po ba and any other suggestions? should I add anything or change anything sa lineup ko? I am also opting for sound deadening, may shop po ba na gumagawa nyan sa Banawe? Maraming salamat po! Hoping to get this project done tomorrow :D
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July 16th, 2013 09:06 PM #665
As much as possible, I would try to get the Pioneer head unit over the AVT head unit unless want or need the features of the AVT. You'll have less car audio hassles with the Pioneers ;)
In Banawe, my preferred installer is still Nogs of Candyshop. I haven't availed of his services personally but a lot of my friends have and as such, I usually recommend him as well. There are other reputable shops naman near Banawe: Candyshop, his neighbor JetCar, Ginza Audio, Maspro, DawgAudio, and C3. Among these, Jetcar and DawgAudio charges above average rates for better than average works. C3 used to be my brother's favorite in 2003 but I never came to like them (they're good at discounting prices though).
Wag ka kasi magpacute, just go in and ask for the proprietor. Nahiya ka pa eh ikaw naman customera lot of people simply make tambays at Banawe kasi so it isn't surprising they aren't approaching you if nagpapacute ka lang. The owner is Arnold Yang or Nogs and his table is at the farthest side of Candyshop. Lapitan mo lang then explain what you need.
Okay, we have a problem sa lineup mo. Your amplifier, the Kinetic KD70 is their Kinetic's amplifier that has a vacuum tube pre-amplifier stage and retails around Php8000. Problem is that I believe it is NOT stable being bridged. What this means is that you'll probably have to power your subwoofer using just one of the channels (effectively, your sub will be getting 70W * 4ohms) which isn't a lot but I suggest trying it out muna before purchasing a mono amplifier.
Pero the easier way to do it is to simply rely on your installer. So pick one, tell them what you want and your budget, and ask them for their opinions. I would try to hold off any purchases (they'll obviously push you to buy "better") until you actually have "maximized" your setup. Oh yeah, and YGPM.
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July 16th, 2013 11:39 PM #667
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July 16th, 2013 11:56 PM #668
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July 17th, 2013 12:41 AM #669
Really??? Pambihira!!! Pinag- praktisan pala ang dashboard mo kung ganun?!?
Baka sinungkit- sungkit pa ng screwdrivers yung gilid ng HU, ang saklap nun! Kitang- kita!
(hindi naman sana). Unskilled Professionals pala mga gumagawa diyan.
Dapat diyan i- blacklist na, baka may mabiktima pa! :mad:
Sorry 'bout that sir. :sad:
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July 18th, 2013 01:36 AM #670
Actually, Banawe is more of a "you pay what you get". This is the reason, although it's near, that I didn't have my installation done there. I have no worries if I'll be personally supervising them but alas, it's not like I can make bantay there while they work on my car.
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