SEAS Lotus SQ Monster - 2007 Honda CR-V

highwayblaze · 7th August 2007, 20:51

Wow...thats is fantastic! incredibly clean job! Quality Work!

Mugen_Power · 8th August 2007, 23:15

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Originally Posted by gunbir

Well this is seriously high end territory. So, hold on to your pants... it retails here for Rs 87000.

87000

?? Can you give some specifications or link ?

If you dont mind How many compos did you sold till now ?

gunbir · 9th August 2007, 00:43

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Originally Posted by Mugen_Power

87000?? Can you give some specifications or link ?If you dont mind How many compos did you sold till now ?

Why, we sell a pair every other day

. But serisouly, this is the first pair we have sold so far. And theres another install coming up. You can download the datasheet here.

techn9ne · 9th August 2007, 10:50

[quote= I will make sure that you get fresh tyres with nipples /quote]

mmm can you arrange such tyres for my omni ?

Bass&Trouble · 9th August 2007, 11:09

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Originally Posted by Mugen_Power

Can you give some specifications or link ?

Detailed Description: MobileSQ.com

And they really aren't kidding about the Sonotex diaphragm. Their in-house fabric dome is really something else.

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Originally Posted by Mugen_Power

If you dont mind How many compos did you sold till now ?

Looks like he'll be selling one more now, to a gentleman with a Scooby.

moralfibre · 9th August 2007, 13:26

Very nice looking install Gunbir. Great execution and a brilliant finish to the final product.

I was thinking where I had seen three Lotus Seas subs in the boot before and realized the Gunbir baba himself has been a user of these subs.

Here are pictures: Gunbir's Low Bass Makker.

gunbir · 9th August 2007, 14:18

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Originally Posted by moralfibre

I was thinking where I had seen three Lotus Seas subs in the boot before and realized the Gunbir baba himself has been a user of these subs.

Yup. I had them and they are indeed awesome subs. A bit pricey though, but buttery smooth... were a bit too loud for my taste and too heavy for my car. My poor Getz became even more sluggish with 3 of these and three LRx amps. I now have 3x iDQ10s which are much lighter, and a single VRx6 6ch amp. The SEAS setup was heard in my car by the owner of this CR-V and he loved it.

Mugen_Power · 9th August 2007, 15:37

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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Looks like he'll be selling one more now, to a gentleman with a Scooby.

Oh thank you sir.. but i will prefer to get a bigger turbo.

@gunbir, Nice install hope to see another install soon and thanks for the link.

sameer_dg · 9th August 2007, 20:30

Gunbirji, It is amazing would request you to post the prices of each of the componenets used if not publically can you pm me at least.

navin · 9th August 2007, 23:12

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Originally Posted by gunbir

The SEAS setup was heard in my car by the owner of this CR-V and he loved it.

So much that he bought it. Some years back I worked at Prada's store in NYC (yes the one on Broadway and Prince) and customers would come in see an ensmble on a mannequin and say "I want the ensemble" - that would mean boots, pant, top, scarf, hat, and even the sunglasses. Hence I can see your customer's point of view.

rocksterraghu · 13th August 2007, 15:34

Another awesome install, Gunbir! That paint job is a killer!

I would like to know why the screw mounting looks like this:

I know the entire install was done very very professionally and I am just curious whether this is common with custom spacer rings at times. The screws look inclined and it looks like the components do not have enough space for the screws.

PS: I posted this post before looking at all the pages, just saw someone getting flamed! Please don't flame me for talking about screws, I am just curious! Sorry!

low_bass_makker · 13th August 2007, 17:31

I agree to you Raghu.

Here is a pic of Midbass installed in my car. I use allen bolt of 2.5 inch length with nut not just self tapping screws which get loose after some time.

the black circle shows the screw which is used to just hold the wooden spacer ring on the door frame. After that the allen bolts are used which is passed through the midbass then the wooden ring and finally the door metal frame. when these 4 bolts are tighten they firmly hold the midbass in place and any vibration can allow the speaker to vibrate..

Also these allen bolts have a small head which gets allocated in the midbass nicely..

faithless_1984 · 13th August 2007, 17:47

Screws screws screws (bolts).....whats the big deal guys ?

low_bass_makker · 13th August 2007, 18:19

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Originally Posted by faithless_1984

Screws screws screws (bolts).....whats the big deal guys ?

Ok try play the sub woofer with lose screws and see it for your self as it is the easiest way what loose screws can do...

Also I am giving a alternative and not picking out mistakes..

One more thing just heard the same vehicle yesterday.

Bass&Trouble · 13th August 2007, 20:55

Nut screws and bolts. That used to be a nice one. Completely OT though, sorry.

7th August 2007, 20:51	#91
highwayblaze BHPian Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Chicago/Mumbai/Pune Posts: 771 Thanked: 2 Times View My Garage	Wow...thats is fantastic! incredibly clean job! Quality Work!
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9th August 2007, 10:50	#94
techn9ne Newbie Join Date: May 2007 Location: delhi Posts: 19 Thanked: 0 Times	[quote= I will make sure that you get fresh tyres with nipples /quote] mmm can you arrange such tyres for my omni ?
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9th August 2007, 13:26	#96
moralfibre Team-BHP Support Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: MH-12 Posts: 8,443 Thanked: 13,956 Times	Very nice looking install Gunbir. Great execution and a brilliant finish to the final product. I was thinking where I had seen three Lotus Seas subs in the boot before and realized the Gunbir baba himself has been a user of these subs. Here are pictures: Gunbir's Low Bass Makker.
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9th August 2007, 20:30	#99
sameer_dg BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Mumbai Posts: 129 Thanked: 0 Times	Gunbirji, It is amazing would request you to post the prices of each of the componenets used if not publically can you pm me at least. Last edited by Rehaan : 9th August 2007 at 22:29. Reason: wud = would . Please type in full words as per Team-BHP rules
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13th August 2007, 15:34	#101
rocksterraghu Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,240 Thanked: 236 Times View My Garage	Another awesome install, Gunbir! That paint job is a killer! I would like to know why the screw mounting looks like this: I know the entire install was done very very professionally and I am just curious whether this is common with custom spacer rings at times. The screws look inclined and it looks like the components do not have enough space for the screws. PS: I posted this post before looking at all the pages, just saw someone getting flamed! Please don't flame me for talking about screws, I am just curious! Sorry! Last edited by rocksterraghu : 13th August 2007 at 15:47.
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13th August 2007, 17:31	#102
low_bass_makker Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Faridabad Posts: 6,815 Thanked: 305 Times View My Garage	I agree to you Raghu. Here is a pic of Midbass installed in my car. I use allen bolt of 2.5 inch length with nut not just self tapping screws which get loose after some time. the black circle shows the screw which is used to just hold the wooden spacer ring on the door frame. After that the allen bolts are used which is passed through the midbass then the wooden ring and finally the door metal frame. when these 4 bolts are tighten they firmly hold the midbass in place and any vibration can allow the speaker to vibrate.. Also these allen bolts have a small head which gets allocated in the midbass nicely.. Last edited by low_bass_makker : 13th August 2007 at 17:36.
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13th August 2007, 17:47	#103
faithless_1984 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Delhi Posts: 1,575 Thanked: 324 Times View My Garage	Screws screws screws (bolts).....whats the big deal guys ?
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13th August 2007, 20:55	#105
Bass&Trouble Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bombay Posts: 2,754 Thanked: 124 Times	Nut screws and bolts. That used to be a nice one. Completely OT though, sorry.
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