Someone must have seen my Honda Jazz: http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum...gallery/85975-2007-honda-jazz-fit-russia.html
Now I have started a new project, it was started two years ago, all this time I restored the car.
I will begin with a description of the source.
The head unit Sound Monitor DTA-500x changer ICD-500. Body and control panel head unit will be divided, the body in the trunk, a control panel over the rear view mirror.
The head unit has been modified a bit, added a power stabilizer on +/- 13V, as its power op amp has a very noisy. Replaced by operational amplifiers, analog path in the DTA-500 is very short, there is one operational amplifier and a filter built directly after the DAC and exhaust. Replaced them with LM4562, there was absolutely rubbish NJM4580. Added a couple of capacitors on around the op amp. capacity in the stabilizer and some operational amplifiers Nichicon Muse.
The next and very important step tweak the head unit was getting rid of the digital volume control. Yes, yes, it is despite the price and first-class Sound Monitor, there is digital, not even evol.
The regulator made by the resistive matrix, which switches the relay Takamisawa, absolute Hi-End!!!
In short all the video shows.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKEH6z8lWZc
Now I have started a new project, it was started two years ago, all this time I restored the car.
I will begin with a description of the source.
The head unit Sound Monitor DTA-500x changer ICD-500. Body and control panel head unit will be divided, the body in the trunk, a control panel over the rear view mirror.
The head unit has been modified a bit, added a power stabilizer on +/- 13V, as its power op amp has a very noisy. Replaced by operational amplifiers, analog path in the DTA-500 is very short, there is one operational amplifier and a filter built directly after the DAC and exhaust. Replaced them with LM4562, there was absolutely rubbish NJM4580. Added a couple of capacitors on around the op amp. capacity in the stabilizer and some operational amplifiers Nichicon Muse.
The next and very important step tweak the head unit was getting rid of the digital volume control. Yes, yes, it is despite the price and first-class Sound Monitor, there is digital, not even evol.
The regulator made by the resistive matrix, which switches the relay Takamisawa, absolute Hi-End!!!
In short all the video shows.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKEH6z8lWZc