INSTALL pics.....:) Active DIY setup, 8" mids...
#44
Originally Posted by MannyNJ2k2max
those were supposed to be mine...grrrrr
LoL this is true, me and Jeff were just having a good laugh over that.
BTW he said not to BP the rears, just let them roll off and the front...40Hz
#47
Originally Posted by Pearl96Max
LoL this is true, me and Jeff were just having a good laugh over that.
BTW he said not to BP the rears, just let them roll off and the front...40Hz
BTW he said not to BP the rears, just let them roll off and the front...40Hz
#49
Originally Posted by Pearl96Max
O hell I should join in on the fun too...
Prepped...
Mounted..
I just wish my car was a bit easier to do like the Maximas.
Prepped...
Mounted..
I just wish my car was a bit easier to do like the Maximas.
#53
Originally Posted by Tony Fernandes
I was second!!
#55
Originally Posted by MannyNJ2k2max
Thanx Tony...Dont be so modest...you were actually first on a 5th gen as far as I know in a 3way setup, I'm the first on a 2way active...hehe...Don is just trying to get in on the action...hehe...but man what a difference it makes ! Stage is wider and fuller having those 8's up front...a whole another world...
Tony
#57
Originally Posted by Tony Fernandes
I'm so glad you're happy with the sound. I was toying around with the idea of eliminating my 3" mids and just using the 8s and the tweeters. The 8s are suitable for a 2-way setup according to Dynaudio. If I did this I would move the tweets up highter and get rid of the kick panels. Just a thought...nothing set in stone yet. I'm so happy with the way things sound I don't want to mess with a good thing, you know? Do you have your 8s high-passed, Manny?
Tony
Tony
#58
Just be careful you're not stressing the tweets too much ... they're seeing very low frequencies (for the usable range for tweets). Not sure what the exact usable range is on the rainbow's but 2500Hz is already low for most tweets.
Sorry if I'm telling you something you already know.
EDIT: I'm retarded. Just read the last sentence. The lower the tweet goes the more flexible it is and the better you can get it to blend with the mid ... nice setup ...
Sorry if I'm telling you something you already know.
EDIT: I'm retarded. Just read the last sentence. The lower the tweet goes the more flexible it is and the better you can get it to blend with the mid ... nice setup ...
#60
Originally Posted by MannyNJ2k2max
lol...dunno if i'm that dedicated, besides how do you think our big ol' sedans will fare as comp cars? I'd love to explore the scene, but it seems like there's not much of it around the Tri-State/ NewEngland area....I'll check out that link
Read up on the idea of the rookie season. It is geared to give us recommendations to improve install, sound, and points. All about improvement and getting you to a point where you could then compete with the other more experienced folks....And look at the street section....You're not judged against the fiberglass gods and stuff, and your clean car will score well for install.
Supposedly it's a no hater crowd...not many kiddies there. I'm so excited to get started!
#61
Originally Posted by BBOYSTEVIE
Manny, looking at your install, I disagree. You ARE that dedicated. I think our sedans would do fine. Honda Accords do well and there are plenty of Lexus's..SPL you have to hit a what...130 or 135 (gotta check my rulebook). With how clean your install is and how good it must sound, you are definately ready for a local IASCA comp...and who knows from there?
Read up on the idea of the rookie season. It is geared to give us recommendations to improve install, sound, and points. All about improvement and getting you to a point where you could then compete with the other more experienced folks....And look at the street section....You're not judged against the fiberglass gods and stuff, and your clean car will score well for install.
Supposedly it's a no hater crowd...not many kiddies there. I'm so excited to get started!
Read up on the idea of the rookie season. It is geared to give us recommendations to improve install, sound, and points. All about improvement and getting you to a point where you could then compete with the other more experienced folks....And look at the street section....You're not judged against the fiberglass gods and stuff, and your clean car will score well for install.
Supposedly it's a no hater crowd...not many kiddies there. I'm so excited to get started!
I guess I should jump in and say thanks for the props now as well
Manny is a Very good personal friend of mine and I did alot of the work on his car. So not thread jacking, just accepting a compliment too. Manny, you know how we do ....
#64
Originally Posted by Pearl96Max
I guess I should jump in and say thanks for the props now as well
Manny is a Very good personal friend of mine and I did alot of the work on his car. So not thread jacking, just accepting a compliment too. Manny, you know how we do ....
Manny is a Very good personal friend of mine and I did alot of the work on his car. So not thread jacking, just accepting a compliment too. Manny, you know how we do ....
You want a cookie?
I perhaps dont give Don enough credit...My life being a constant 'time restraint' between business and family, hobbies get limited windows with only
time to execute...Don has always been game for my projects with a lending hand....even on his weekends.
Besides he has ALL the tools.....
#66
Originally Posted by MannyNJ2k2max
You want a cookie?
I perhaps dont give Don enough credit...My life being a constant 'time restraint' between business and family, hobbies get limited windows with only
time to execute...Don has always been game for my projects with a lending hand....even on his weekends.
Besides he has ALL the tools.....
I perhaps dont give Don enough credit...My life being a constant 'time restraint' between business and family, hobbies get limited windows with only
time to execute...Don has always been game for my projects with a lending hand....even on his weekends.
Besides he has ALL the tools.....
You give me plenty of credit, I was just chiming in as I was bored and felt like posting last night...
I never have enough tools, although I went to Sear's "tent sale" yesterday and picked up more goodies
#68
Originally Posted by Pearl96Max
Actually yes I want a cookie, Im starving over here. Wifey baking today?
You give me plenty of credit, I was just chiming in as I was bored and felt like posting last night...
I never have enough tools, although I went to Sear's "tent sale" yesterday and picked up more goodies
You give me plenty of credit, I was just chiming in as I was bored and felt like posting last night...
I never have enough tools, although I went to Sear's "tent sale" yesterday and picked up more goodies
#72
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=417303
New Brunswick (Johnson Park)
oh BTW.....Manny, sweet setup!!
New Brunswick (Johnson Park)
oh BTW.....Manny, sweet setup!!
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