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You need to know your sub impedance load (in ohm), and whether it is dual voice coil (DVC) or single voice coil (SVC), because they will give different load to the ohm. Once you know the load of the sub, then you need to find out what power can the amp output with that load, and whether the amp is stable at that load or not.
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Boston FS60, can't remember what the price is but I think it's under $300.
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What's your existing amp? 2 channel as well? if yes, I think you can just plug in the existing speaker cable, power cable and ground cable.
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I heard that AM from US head unit WON'T work in Oz, and some FM frequencies don't work as well, but that's what I heard from other people from their experience.
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Thanks for the offer, but no thanks. I already have an offer of $30 already (excluding postage), so unless you raise the offer it will go to that person.
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This DVD is brand new, but unsealed. It was not sealed when I purchased it. Originally a christmas gift for someone but he already bought it for himself before christmas
Willing to sell for $35.00 ONO plus postage ($4.30 anywhere in Australia, or $6.30 express anywhere in Australia).
pm me your offers.
Some pictures:
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Will it blow the motor if you plug the wrong cable into the wrong spot? If not, then just try any combination you can think of, if my math serves me well, there would be 9 combinations
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Originally posted by Actinide
1, first determine the 4-ohm rated RMS power output of the total system's amplifier (s)
Is that per channel? meaning if it's 180 w RMS x 2 @ 4 ohms, then you would calculate it as 360 w RMS?
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Yeah, but webaudiodirect doesn't sell Boston
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Does anyone know which stores sell Boston Acoustics speakers and/or Audison amps here in Melbourne? I've just been to Gary's Car Radio and they don't sell those 2 brands
They offered me Focal, which I know is great, but I haven't compare it yet with Boston. With the amps, they offered Phoenix Gold Tantrum series. Is it comparable with Audison SRx series?
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Link doesn't work
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Originally posted by Nav2k
If you port it, follow ur subwoofer specification and make the volume slightly larger than for a sealed box.
Yeah, right! I bought my subs 2nd hand already in box with no manual whatsoever LOL
And I did try to find it on the net but with no luck
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What will you be replacing your Honda Accord with?
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Originally posted by hippy
u mean u enter ur car into competitions with a dead stock honda sound system?? LOL
I never said I enter my car into competitions
Besides, my current civic had none of the stock system still installed, but it's no way near a competition level
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Is it important to have a lining/layer of cotton inside the box? I saw somewhere on the internet (can't remember where) that it's necessary, but I fogot what for. My latest sub box doesn't have that, but it's a ported.
Which one is better anyway, closed box or ported box? What difference does it make?
Oh, and I've also been told that if your car is a sedan, you face the sub inside the cabin, but if your car is a coupe/hatchback, you face it into the boot. Is that true?
I've also seen a lot facing downwards in competition/show.
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Or you can use those anti-slip material underneath the box to keep it in place. I use it for my sub box and they never move no matter how hard I cornered.
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Very nice installation all of you. I'm planning to have mine installed and I'd like to keep my boot space as much as possible so this thread has been very helpful. I'll be getting my new car in Nov though. I'll post some pic as well if it turns out good LOL
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I was actually thinking of having fibre glass for the sub box to cut down the weight as my current sub box is bogging my civic down. I did have the box replaced with a lighter one a couple of months ago, but I can still feel the difference with and without the box on board. I guess fibre glass would cost a lot?
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Originally posted by Nav2k
I've got a 97 accord, the way im having my subs is a dual chamber box fitted in snugly all the way to the back and so most of the boot (to what u can get to) is still spare.
Nav2k, Where did you get your box made? Can you send a pic of it so at least I'll have a general idea. I'm not after anything fancy as it's not for show
Originally posted by rs73It would only be a matter of time before the industry finally catching up and offer a generic, faceless, audio head unit system with custom specific connection relays that will suit some of those makes and models like Accord Euro...
I totally agree with you. Most new cars have integrated audio in their dash nowadays. I mean it's okay if they give you one of the best audio system, but instead most of them are shit.
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Originally posted by SXY R33
Does the stock Honda head unit have RCA out puts for the amp?
I would have no idea until I actually get the car in Nov and have someone looked at it. I doubt it has any RCA output since it's integrated.
Here's the pic of the dash:
Thanks for the advice, I'll look up Gary's Car Audio and Patterson Sound.
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Hi all,
I'm new to this forum. I don't own a Skyline but I hope it doesn't mean I can't post stuffs in this forum
I need an advice on which Audio Installer to go in VIC (Melbourne Metro preferred), that can do all of my plan below.
I am currently going to get a new Honda Accord Euro (due Nov), and this is my plan:
1. Change the stock speakers to either Boston Acoustics or Focal. The front will be the split system, the middle and the back will just be one piece.
2. Have a custom sub box made since I want to keep my boot space as big as possible.
3. I still have my 2 x 12" Phoenix Gold subwoofer I'm planning to keep for my new car.
4. Get Audison amp(s) to power up my speakers and subs.
Unfortunately I can't change the Head Unit because it's already integrated to the dash.
Do you guys have any other suggestions on which brand I should also look at? I've been told that I should go for Boston Acoustics FS60 for the front speakers, and Audison for the amps.
Upgrading the engine will be my next step, most probably the year after.
Thanks in advance for any adivce.
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Has anyone tried this tyre on the track? How does this tyre perform on track? I was told they have weak sidewalls.