I'll never forget at first looking at the box, with the woofer inside of it thinking that it just didn't look right. And then for just a instant when he fixed it I thought everything was good, and then again I thought that something just didn't look right and after that you couldn't look at anything...

Funny what you remember but a funny story just popped into my head that I thought you guys would like. Over 10 yrs ago I was installing at a shop in southern indian that sold pg. That day was a big day as we were building a box for our first cyclone and looking forward to hearing it play. We had a s...

you could just go buy a small fridge and cut some holes in it? The door would seal it and still give easy access to wiring at the same time. Bonus points would be awarded if you retained functionality of the ice maker and front door water filler.

if I had an airbag then that is where it would go. It was an option in 97 that I didn't order. The cover at the moment is held in place with some dowels that I will replaces with magnets. I am going to make a cover to go over the side and front that will probably be painted, and I am going to put a ...

nobody?

don't ya love original dynamat? When I did my doors this weekend there were a couple of pieces that had actually servived in a couple of places but it was not doing much anymore. Check out second skin for the best that I have seen for some time.

check it out! Rather then worry about resizing them check out my cardomain page. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3237206/2 It starts on page 2 with the DD5 but quickly moves on to page 3. I got busy with second skin damplifier pro this weekend and put a layer all over the place, doors, floorboards or ...

maybe you should consider some pads?

The only problem with a piece like that is that you are going to be making alot of holes into it to make access. The more holes you have to make the more time it will take per piece. How many holes are you going to need?

running wires in mercedes is tough enough to do just under the carpet with as tight as everything is put together. I am glad I am not the one that is going to make the power and signal wires try to go between the doors and not bind up. Lay out your power, ground, signal in and out wires and then try...

Take a look at the battery charger I bought for my RC airplanes. All that it really is, is 4 plastic stand-offs that you can find at any ace hardware, and two metal pieces(top and bottom) and the 4 screws that hold it together. With this design you would have to be carefull about pieces of wire gett...

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why not just get some spade terminals that you could use insulated female spades that easily crimp on the wires, and easily disconnect with a small pull? Do you know the style? I use them on the bottom of relays to make quick and easy connections and can take a pic if you need but these would be sup...

GX3 wrote:i also would be in for a housing for the remote .... if possible

I am not using mine. it is the standard factory black powder coat.

I built one cyclone enclosure in my time installing, and yea building that box would not be fun.

it is possible that you just tuned the gains up a little and discovered some small noise that was always there. Noise can be caused by a dozen or more different problems. Are the signal cables next to the poewer cables? If so try to seperate them. Disconnect your rca cable from your deck with the ca...

I remember the first time I saw that, I was just as amazed as I was then. It is really cool to think that this is really just the beginning of the wing suit era. It will not be long before they are scraping their feet in snow.......

by fusing the ground cable though, it would protect the power wire from being shorted on either side(amp or battery).

one piece of advise that I thought of today when I recieved my DD5(you started this project a week too late for me). The two times that I have used these both times it has been a little larger then what I needed and I had to really try to get them in. make them as small as possible, you could save a...

the only time I had issues with a tbat system was if the chassis of one of them grounded out. The line drivers and tbat do not like that in my experience.

I have more of the thermistors and want to experiment with them. If I am not mistaken the 10k version that I use is popular because with a standard ohm meter you can read temperatures with the impedence reading it gives. The rddp and r-link stuff were strange to me as a dealer at the time. They kept...

Can someone work some of that resizing magic for me again? I started to install the DD5 today and found a perfect place for it. I can post them on here or email if it is easier or better.

the mini's are the new thing and are becomming more and more common. I don't think best buy would carry them as they are a little bit a high-end item at the moment. You can find them at any regular car audio shop as they will be using them. How big is the amp total on the fuses built into your amps?...

Because a fuse is such a short distance, it really offers negligible resistance to the line... think about it, if you've got a big fuse up at the front by the battery, you would think you already have very little power in the back of the car... however with 0 gauge you still get 250 amps. So ideall...

RDDP, thats it. There is a main contoller in the back next to the amp with the same leds as well. Now out to do some work, I won't forget my camera