It's nothing because I've head headunit clip at half volume. It makes. I sense why people would say 3/43/4 volume thing? I don't know what that is. What 3/4 volume thing?
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It's nothing because I've head headunit clip at half volume. It makes. I sense why people would say 3/43/4 volume thing? I don't know what that is. What 3/4 volume thing?
True. But with all the installer videos on youtube, we know that current pioneers and Kenwoods dont clip even at full volume. I still do the around 3/4 of max volume since not all recordings are the same volume. Also amps with the DD-1 or something similar built inIt's nothing because I've head headunit clip at half volume. It makes. I sense why people would say 3/4
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One of my quotes was in here. Man I was an ignorant ass back in the day:laugh:However, the quote in this thread wasn't technically wrong. It was about a great system making bad recordings sound worse. As detail in a system increases the bad stuff in a recording also becomes more obvious. I do know bad recordings are way more tolerable with my Sandisk digital audio player I use at work with $10 earbuds than they are going through an sq system that's built and tuned to be super detailed. The earbuds are like listening to music through a stereo TV but as rough as I am on them they get the job done fine.Well...I just killed an afternoon reading this thread. The tension was immense...I just knew I'd find a quote from me in here...LOL! Best thread ever...
I cut a hole in the floor of my trucks cab now the sub points at the road. The elements won’t damage the sub, no road noise goes through the thin cone. Now everyone can put up with my bass in traffic.
It would have worked. I play regular music through my cabs all the time. They sound great for what it is. Sounds like a club or oa type system.I once put a Peavey bass amp combo in the trunk of my first car, a 1990 Corolla, and took it to a stereo shop to ask if they could hook it up. At the time, I thought it was stupid when the guy asked me if I knew what it was actually supposed to be used for. Of course I knew, but I was poor and someone had abandoned the thing in my garage after a practice session. Still, I bet that is a story he never stopped telling. I don't think I've ever told anyone. I can't be the only person that ever tried that.
I once put a Peavey bass amp combo in the trunk of my first car, a 1990 Corolla, and took it to a stereo shop to ask if they could hook it up. At the time, I thought it was stupid when the guy asked me if I knew what it was actually supposed to be used for. Of course I knew, but I was poor and someone had abandoned the thing in my garage after a practice session. Still, I bet that is a story he never stopped telling. I don't think I've ever told anyone. I can't be the only person that ever tried that.
I think the remote wire is the biggest one there.This hurts my face as I squint so hard at the dumbf?cK3ry of this image
The thing about Bose is that they are actually really brilliant, but they don't have any interest in selling to the hi-fi market. Bose does amazing things with enclosures, that nobody else is doing, but they are focusing on being in every home, instead of a handful of homes. If Bose took their tech and used high end drivers, they could easily produce some amazing speakers, but they'd rather make money, so they sell products that fit within the price point of most casual listeners, which is a lot more profitable than trying to sell a dozen speakers a year to the audiophile snobs.Bose is high end