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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Trouble fitting stereo

« on: 26 April 2009, 16:14:33 »

Yep you ill struggle, tbh there is a nack of doing it, theres no real say so unless your attempted to cut stuff at rear.

TBH just play for a while and eventually it will go in!  

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: big sound system

« on: 22 April 2009, 19:25:57 »

What size is the Cab in the Iso setup?

My genral rule is for say 3 cuft for a single 12 and around 2.5 for iso'd pair.

Saying this because motor strength of the Iso'd couple tends to push the Woofer to xmax fairly quick!

So Box damping is raised with box being smaller!

I heard 4x15 inch JBL gt4's in a mazda (of my mates) iso'd in 7.5 cuft with 1600wrms, it got loud and to x max fast.

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: big sound system

« on: 19 April 2009, 19:42:40 »

I love the oldskool route.

For me its high efficient drivers and low tuned large Ported Cab's.....of course you need to upgrade a stock Midbass unit!

But i love a flat 20-40 hz!

What are your box Spec's Dubford ( Cab size and vent tuning?)

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: big sound system

« on: 05 April 2009, 18:58:26 »

This is what Car Audio is designed for, ok you wont get the Perfect Imaging your Home Audio System will give but with the right Equiptment and Positioning you can improve its stock.


Im running a Series Tuned Bandpass enclosure in my Mig basically the rear Chamber is Tuned to 24 hz and front to 70hz and have Plotted it correctly to play flat from 20 to 70.

Rear Chamber is 3 cuft and front is 2.5!

Because its a Sallon the Front Chamber Vent is firing straight through the Ski hatch!


Midbass next!    

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Bose Front Mids

« on: 14 April 2009, 20:30:48 »

Am i right in thinking these are 2 ohms per Driver?

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Sound system trouble

« on: 06 April 2009, 10:01:54 »

Just out or curiosity, disconnect the RCA's from amps or your main Amp.

Could be a Short issue.

Not only that my main problem with that unit was the front Panel.

Wobbeling it up and down i lost Output, there is tiny Grub screws on th eactual connector behing front panel, just nip then up a bit and se what happened, it cured mine!

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Help with Drilling through Plastic of Bulkhead.

« on: 27 March 2009, 09:29:59 »

Thats the plan im going to take.

Will carry on when im off tues/wensday  

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Help with Drilling through Plastic of Bulkhead.

« on: 26 March 2009, 18:32:53 »

Yea i see where your coming from, i think im going to just drill a hole from inside out (then wires arnt a problem) then get the correct size grommit!

Should do the trick  

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Help with Drilling through Plastic of Bulkhead.

« on: 26 March 2009, 16:09:03 »

Because im fitting 4 Awg cable through out the Mig ive managed to squeeze it through the first Grrommit for the Amplifier , However im a little paranoid about making a hole through the secong Grommit and looking up the Dash inside the car i dont wanna go poking a drill through it because of the amount of wires.


I was thinking for saftety measurment that below the Pollen filter housing there is a Plastic surround below the flap just by the Fan , would it be ok to drill me a nice hole and fitted the correct size grommit here?

Has anybody tackled this with bigger cable.

I can se its quite an easy job for 6 Awg plus!


Thanks  

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: CCRT700 Adding Sub

« on: 23 March 2009, 06:21:45 »

Again yes hi level input and then through a line driver imo!

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: bye bye standard radio...

« on: 09 March 2009, 09:08:10 »

I managed mine on my MV6 inc RCA's.

must admit, it was not the easiest of tasks at all after 2hrs

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Amplfier wire route

« on: 04 March 2009, 20:04:01 »

I think my Goodmans in there life in the day may have already seem Valve Amplification?

Would be nice to give them it back!

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Amplfier wire route

« on: 04 March 2009, 19:53:55 »

That would be exelent Kev, could have dinner at mine and a coffee or two  

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Amplfier wire route

« on: 04 March 2009, 18:42:00 »

Mark those kits look very intresting!

Are they fairly easy to solder up?

I am a dab hand with woodwork so a case would not be a problem.

My Router will sort that1!

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Amplfier wire route

« on: 04 March 2009, 06:46:18 »

I listen to anything between the lines of Some Jazz to Drum n bass.


Also a big metal fan.

I have a large varient in music taste.