7th May 2008, 19:28
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| Senior - BHPian  | hey man congrats that you got the HU please post some pics of the HU  |
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7th May 2008, 20:53
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I just know that I need to set up a system which can be loud only if required but would have to deliver a good thump and a clear music most of other the time... and most importantly I just have 30K to spare for this one. | |
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7th May 2008, 23:57
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Front components from JBL/Blau/Illusion etc... for 6-8K 4 ch amp from Pioneer, Kenwood, JBL, Blaupunkt etc..to drive front components and sub... for 6-7K sub with box from JBL/Blau/Pio... for 6K wires for amp 2-3K damping front doors 6K use HU to drive rear coax (2150). | |
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8th May 2008, 10:10
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10th May 2008, 00:58
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| Finally 6+ hours of Marathon work to get the installation finally complete. For the first time I felt the Kolkata heat while I sat with the installer to see the whole procedure. The installation started with a quick discussion with the owner of the shop I was picking up the amps and the subwoofer from. In a 5 mins conversation we were convinced to what Navin suggested. We decided to power the front speakers and the sub with the Amp and the rear speakers with the HU. By the way the owner of the store is also Navin !! HU == Pioneer AVHP4000DVD This is where it all began. A friend of mine got this for me from US and to complement this I put all kinds of things and boy I am happy This would not start giving out video at first because as per their security laws a Video source in the front should not work if the car is not in parking break. The hack into it : A switch under the dash board which I have to press to make the deck feel that I have parked !!Front Speakers ============ JBL GTO607 After opening the door pads I realized that I was cheated by my car dealer and for 5K he had put a cheap IC series 35RMS Blaupunkt speakers. This was not enough for the amp hence upgraded to the GTO607. Rear Speakers =========== Pioneer TS-2150 I already had this one but this badly needed a new tray as the old one broke away giving in to the weight of the speakers. Got a new tray and got it installed in it but for no reason the main speaker in the console stopped working. I have given it to the GLIX guys for repair. Hope it comes back in good shape. Surprisingly I am not missing it with the JBL front speakers and the HELIX 12" sub. Subwoofer ======== Helix 12" Subwoofers Man this thing rocks. First impression was .. "what the heck", but after the installer tuned it all was well again !! Did not get a link on the site so left it as it is Accessories ========= Pioneer CD-BTB200 Blue tooth Adapter Well the good news is this works .. bad news is that it does not work with my phone (Moto A1200). Tried it with a Nokia phone and it works with no pain. Pioneer CD-R55 Remote This is like a home theater remote with all functions into one. Still not used it properly, instead getting used to the touch screen on the HU. Pioneer CDX-P1280 12 CD Changer This was already there in my car. CD-I200 Although I lost my iPod in this transfer to Kolkata I have kept this connected as I know I will go for one soon. Installer ====== GLIX These guys were pretty helpful since the very time I mentioned that I was guided to them by Teambhp member "shuvd". Thanks man .. Owe you one. As you can see there is no damping. I have kept it for future as I will do some more research before buying the correct one and installing it. Thanks guys for helping me out to get this thing done. I just need one more help ... How to change this thread name now ? Off to sleep now .. VERY tired !! |
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10th May 2008, 10:25
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11th May 2008, 00:46
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12th May 2008, 09:53
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18th May 2008, 16:18
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3rd February 2009, 09:33
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| Digging up an old thread of mine to break a bad news about the Pioneer AVH-P4000DVD. Not Major but still a concern. The system can tune to only odd channels. As in, 98.3,98.5,98.7 and so on. It CANNOT tune to channels like 98.4,98.6,98.8 etc. All these days I was lazy to find out a work around. Yesterday I mailed Pioneer support and the prompt reply was "Sorry, it is not possible to scan for the even frequency numbers." Sad but true. If somebody knows a workaround, please let me know. Few Pics of the AVH P4000DVD (Sorry for putting it up after such a long time)                |
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3rd February 2009, 15:46
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9th February 2009, 17:18
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