At the moment me and the GF are enjoying our well deserved yearly holiday. Since it's not your average holiday, I figured it to be fun to share some snapshots with you guys. For five years in a row now we are camping out at CampZone, pretty much the biggest outdoor LAN worldwide. What we basically h...

D'oh, totally missed that, good catch. Think I need some more coffee still, before I go and post replies like the one above... Turns out Shinju over at diymoblieaudio is selling this one clicky Getting curious about that v2 on it. I'm guessing it's probably due to optimised internals after the initi...

Looks like it's just the one amp listed twice, smells fishy to me to be honest.
Either the deal is completely bogus, or he relisted it with the updated information and forgot to take off the first listing.

Not sure about the v2 bit though, anyone?

Niiiiice, must... see... more... pics...
I will shut up about the front/kickpanels for now, but man I'm curious how this trunk will unfold next.

Wtg dude, keep the pics coming please

Grats dude, these look BNIB too, are they?

If not, someone sure was careful with them, nice find for sure!

Seriously, everytime I see those pics again, I go all gaga on them.

I have have seen a lot of eyecandy in my life, but this ranks right up there with the best of them.

And this lucky git has two of them!

So I guess I'll be invited then when they're up and running...? As soon as they're done and been broken in, you will have first dibs buddy. And WTF is that PG-pin doing there on every pic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Was wondering when that question would come up... There's two reasons actually, first it's ...

Man that brings back some memories! Those things were awsome back then.

Never ever part from those babies, they're as oldschool as it can get.

After goofing off with my current pos install , I figured I may aswell post something serious aswell then. Introducing the Visaton Atlas DSM MK III. These floorstanders have earned themselves sort of a legendary status over here in Europe in the DIY speakerbuilding community. They date back to well ...

May be just me, but the link seems to be broken (well, it is here)

here's the full link if it needs to be fixed:

http://forum.sounddomain.com/ubbthreads ... er=1728894

Don't think this one is on the FTP yet, may be nice addition:

http://www.phoenixgold.com/images/pdfs/accessories.pdf (around 1.7Mb)

Came across it looking for info on them Fuse Blocks

Those are all the ideas u get after an hour in a coffee shop in the netherlands united in one french car :lol: :lol: :lol: That pretty much sums it up alright, yup. I bet you can play the brown note with that subwoofer and enclosure! Funny install man! :clap: Perhaps not, but I could swear I've see...

Right, figure it's about time I share my current install with you guys. I have to warn you though, this build is of an exceptional high quality. So please don't hate me for the awesome hardware in there, I just count myself lucky enough to even own it! Alrighty then, kicking off with the car itself ...

Awesomeness

Any idea on the door/kick panels yet?

Lets keep this thread on track........ Yeah, sorry 'bout that. On topic again, I agree that naming the amp TI1500, will make people asume that it will deliver that in ideal conditions. Elaborating on that, back in the day PG delivered at least the output one would make up out of the name. For insta...

I like car audio for the challenge of making it sound as good as possible. Anyone can spend a shitload and make what they will call the greatest stereo in the world in a room with all kinds of space but to make it sound good in a car is not easy. Now to say that a car stero can't sound as good as a...

True, true, and I'm not the one to speak anyway, on other channels I am also known as Mr.typo

"ahaha ypo mad a splelling orror!!" you can see me type a lot for that reason

I am by no means a grammar queen mind you, I just could not let this one (the irony of it) pass by hehe

dBincognito wrote:
Many PG manuals are a english teacher's nightmare.

Annoyingly pointing out that you missed the <N> in "a english" aswell as writing the <E> in English lowercase sure as hell will not make me any friends will it?

</evilmode>

D'oh!

Many thanks have been send your way Loogie.

joerg wrote:Just found a picture of my distro stash

Now i´m sure i have your parts!

That single picture caused some excessive drooling over here...

Dagnabbit Joerg, you owe me a new keyboard buddy!

eazy-e wrote:"My Charger is finally done "


wheres the pictures? am i not looking hard enough

X1, where the heck are they mate?

It may be my peabrain speaking, but just using a crimp/solder connector would not be a vaild option perhaps? Like this one as example: http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/product/601433_front200.jpg I know it would not make full contact out of the box, but inserting and fastening it in that fuse bloc...

My kind of install! More pixies please, more! M O R E ! ! ! God I love those 2125's, I even cried a little when Nico briefly mentioned me he sold those puppies not long before I showed up there... In hindsight though, it's prolly for the best, I'm poor as it is at the moment anyway, and by the looks...

No prob matey.

Btw, forgot to mention it's nowhere near complete though, it's just snapshots over a certain time period.
But still, anything is better then nothing at all right?

Right, did some digging and found me one (for now) of those rare gags PG was known for back in it's prime. It was taken from a Dutch magazine called Stereo Drive, this one dates back to 1992. That's right, I kept my mags aswell, and still love to read them whenever I get all nostalgic again. Here's ...