26th April 2006, 23:08
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| Check It Out- Amazing Install HI Friends... Like the gubernor of California once put it.. "I AM BAK!!" We talk of various kind of Installs... stealth.. etc - Check this incredible Install out... Belongs to a new friend of mine .... ;o) ... TOTALLY BLEW ME AWAY!! JB & GUNBIR ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS>>>>>  The HU - Clarion HX-D2  THE FRONT DOOR - Woofer from a Dynaudio 3 way Component..  MID RANGE & TWEETER in a Kick Pod on 'A' Pillar  THE SUB - CDT HD 12" in a WHEEL WELL install - Check out the Wiring Diagram etched in oval for symmetry--- Beauty is in the detailing!!  THE AMPS - TWO x TRU T03-4.150 - PLUS - ONE TRU T03-2.250  THE BOOT - Check out the fire extinguisher and the first aid kit - Probably needs both of it everytime he opens this up for someone!!  THE FIRST AID KIT - IN its own recessed cleft  THE BATTERY WITH FUSES (wow wow wow)  WHATS THIS ? (forgot to ask)  DISTRIBUTION BLOCK in its own Cleft!- Look at the spare fuse treatment!!  THE BOOT - FINISHED - totally functional and totally neat!  AND FINALLY - ALL POWERED UP!!!!  I WAS - AND AM - SPEECHLESS..... COMMENTS PLS>>>>>> I'll make sure my new friend reads this thread!! __________________ A lil Surpirse is on the way....... Last edited by kb100 : 26th April 2006 at 23:18. |
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26th April 2006, 23:11
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26th April 2006, 23:51
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27th April 2006, 00:47
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| Yup... I like it... Now thats what you call nice equipment and a nice install. Its really sad when people buy expensive stuff and dont spend money on the install. Tuning sure is important, but it should look nice too. OK, some things you might've missed... The Front Stage is the Dynaudio system 360 an 8" 3way set. Very nice. One of our favourites of all time. Ok, now the Tru Tech T03 amps. 2000+ Watts from 16x 250V ON TO-3 Output devices, 16x IR invertors, Hand Wound Dual power Supply, WIMA poly and mylar capacitors, TANTALUM SHUNT capacitors to regulate PCB vltage, 4x 50V 10,000MF capacitor bank, internal 8GA speaker wire, and its hand built in USA. So when Tru says its a 4x150w amp, its all a big joke, these amps put out even more than double those figures. So 1x T03-4.150 is bridged to the front 8" mid-woofers. Yes!! they get about 500w each!!! and even thats an underrated 500w cont. But the Dyns need that kind of power to do what they do. The other T03-4.150 is driving the Dyn midranges and the tweets. Note the A pillar install. Again serious power for the HF section. The T03-2.250 is bridged driving the CDT sub with over 1000w cont. I feel the owner could have done with a better sub though. Not that its a bad sub, its a great sub, and if the owner likes it, so be it. Also note the three fans below the amps, putting some air flow on the amp heatsinks. So all three amps are being driven active from the Clarion DRZ-9255 (or HX-D2 as its called in Asia) HU. Very nice HU, I use it everyday. The HU has a 4way output (4xRCA preout) where High, Mid, Low and Sub is output in network mode. All crossover freq, slopes, phase is adjustable from the HU. All in all a nice SQ system. Jb and I have used and heard these products so I can assure you, this is one fine system. Please be respectful. SPL types, please keep out  . You might be converted (ummeed par duniya kayam hai). |
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27th April 2006, 13:53
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27th April 2006, 14:10
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| Rocking gear, bloody good install. Erm, where does the gentleman park the car in the night?  |
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27th April 2006, 15:15
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@ B & T... WHat is the expansion of "ERM" ??? ... Keep seeing it everywhere...  | |
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27th April 2006, 15:27
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| Distinguished - BHPian | ERM is a highly technical expression and I am afraid that us old horses in the industry cannot really explain it. However i will try to decipher it, the way B&T used it. When someone thinks, at the same time reflex tells him it's time to talk. But because he is thinking (In B&T's case, evil thoughts) the end result is a sound. Like Hmmm or ummm or sometimes even ermmm...  hope that makes it clear. Glad to be of service. God bless them lovely ladies. |
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27th April 2006, 15:30
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Nice components and neat install.But guys dont u think dynamat xtreme has installed in wrong way? Ideally most of it should have been around spk and not that far away.But in the pic i can see just little bit of damping material around spk. | |
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27th April 2006, 15:37
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 SAM....!!.... Someone pass him the Cake yaar!!... perhaps the Baker too!! | |
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27th April 2006, 15:38
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27th April 2006, 18:55
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