4080 box
08-17-2005 | 07:13 AM
#31
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Originally Posted by Moog
I'm going to order one for myself, awaiting on a response from 4080 himself as far as pricing. I don't need a sub, as I already have a 10" Phoenix Gold Titanium sitting in my closet.
So you're going to add this 10" sub along with your current setup?
So you're going to add this 10" sub along with your current setup?
I have to talk to my installer. We were thinking about doing more work to my trunk. The thing is I like to have a trunk to use so I don't want any fiberglass to take up all my space. This might work covered in leather to match my current setup. I would just add 2 JL 10"
08-17-2005 | 07:15 AM
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[QUOTE=TwoK4drSi]Also, whoever doesn't want to commit w/o seeing it in person first, lemme know so I can schedule with him for a mini meet. I too haven't looked hard into it but now that I have a G I am very interested.
1) Hugh / TwoK4drSi
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4) Dan/Sin4Me
5)Robert/theeggman
1) Hugh / TwoK4drSi
2) William / moog
3) Clark/CYBRR *
4) Dan/Sin4Me
5)Robert/theeggman
08-18-2005 | 11:20 AM
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From: Ft Hood, TX Yeehaw!
I use to do competition stereo so I took it up to my friend and we did a SQ check on it using the IASCA cd and it sounded very good. The frequency response was a little flat at 300Hz but I guarantee if you are using signal pre-amp you will not hear the difference but if you are so inclined a new headunit would be nice. Another thing is that this is not typically what you consider a high level input. It is much lower than post amp.
Alan
Alan
Originally Posted by TedRuxpin
Id rather use the clean 5V preout from my eclipse head unit than run a Line out converter from the bose head unit and get "ok" sound.
08-18-2005 | 11:40 AM
#37
Originally Posted by djniknala
I use to do competition stereo so I took it up to my friend and we did a SQ check on it using the IASCA cd and it sounded very good. The frequency response was a little flat at 300Hz but I guarantee if you are using signal pre-amp you will not hear the difference but if you are so inclined a new headunit would be nice. Another thing is that this is not typically what you consider a high level input. It is much lower than post amp.
Alan
Alan
What kind of LOC would be good if you're just adding two amps?
08-18-2005 | 12:50 PM
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From: Ft Hood, TX Yeehaw!
This unit makes it very easy.
Pac AOEM-Nis2
You can then run new wires for the mids and highs or use the stock wires where the stock bose amplifier is(drivers side trunk panel next to the spare tire. Hope I helped.
Alan
Pac AOEM-Nis2
You can then run new wires for the mids and highs or use the stock wires where the stock bose amplifier is(drivers side trunk panel next to the spare tire. Hope I helped.
Alan
Originally Posted by Moog
Nice! That's good to know that the response was pretty good. I'm sure any new amp/speaker combo will sound 10x better than the bose setup, even if we do keep the stock head unit.
What kind of LOC would be good if you're just adding two amps?
What kind of LOC would be good if you're just adding two amps?
08-18-2005 | 04:00 PM
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From: Ft Hood, TX Yeehaw!
Glad I could help. For such a nice car the system leaves alot to be desired. Good luck. Somewhere around here or FreshAlloy they have the colored wiring diagram for the lines at the bose amp. It's pretty straight-forward. Enjoy the choons.
Originally Posted by Moog
sweet, looks like that's what I'll be ordering. Thanks again!
08-18-2005 | 04:09 PM
#41
Originally Posted by djniknala
This unit makes it very easy.
Pac AOEM-Nis2
You can then run new wires for the mids and highs or use the stock wires where the stock bose amplifier is(drivers side trunk panel next to the spare tire. Hope I helped.
Alan
Pac AOEM-Nis2
You can then run new wires for the mids and highs or use the stock wires where the stock bose amplifier is(drivers side trunk panel next to the spare tire. Hope I helped.
Alan
08-18-2005 | 04:29 PM
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From: Ft Hood, TX Yeehaw!
Sorry I have no experience with the non-blose stereo. Wish I could help. Anyone?
Originally Posted by badtziscool
It says it's for bose systems only. Now I know that the HU is the same as the Bose system, so will this thing work for coupes without bose?
08-18-2005 | 04:39 PM
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From: Ft Hood, TX Yeehaw!
Run them back to your aftermarket amp. Signal out of the amp goes to the stock speaker wires or the new ones you put in.
Originally Posted by TedRuxpin
So the RCAs on the Pac Converter - where do they attach to?