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Old 27th August 2008, 21:39   #76
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Superb Clean Install;
Job well done.
I am sure this must be a great sounding car !!!

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Old 28th August 2008, 09:42   #77
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Thank you very much, Bhagwanji! The car does sound really nice!
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Old 28th August 2008, 10:33   #78
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that woofer enclosure looks really tiny man.!
these ID subs have small requirements huh?
What sub are you running also whats the enclosure volume?
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that woofer enclosure looks really tiny man.!
these ID subs have small requirements huh?
What sub are you running also whats the enclosure volume?
Yes, IDs are pretty good SQL subs and they require a relatively small enclosure volume. usually a .75 - 1.0 cuft sealed enclosure is known to produce fantastic SQ.
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Old 28th August 2008, 11:03   #80
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what damping did you use ?

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Thank you very much, Bhagwanji! The car does sound really nice!
You must have 'damped' the front doors;
What did you use ?
Any pictures ?
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Old 28th August 2008, 13:48   #81
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that woofer enclosure looks really tiny man.!
these ID subs have small requirements huh?
What sub are you running also whats the enclosure volume?
Yep, that's a 0.75 cu.ft. box. The IDQ12 is quite happy with that. As per specs, a sealed encl. can be between 0.55 cu.ft & 1.0 cu.ft., with 0.85 cu.ft. being the "normal" volume. I'd run the sub with a box that was just under 1.2 cu.ft. first, and then switched to this 0.75 cu.ft. box. With the current mono, this box suits my taste best.

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You must have 'damped' the front doors;
What did you use ?
Any pictures ?
Yep, the front doors were damped *very* well. The insides of the outer door panel, and the inner "frame" just behind the plastic door-pads was damped completely. They were damped with the generic version of the same silver stuff you used.

AZ Audiocomp foam was used between the plastic door-pads and the damped shell of the door. I don't think any damping material was pasted onto the back of the plastic door-pads, though.

Most of the damping budget was spent on the front doors. I damped the rear doors also, though I'm not planning on installing speakers there. The damping was done in the late evening when I wasn't at the installers, so no pics, sorry.

I'm very happy with the damping job! The doors shut like the Palio's doors did. In fact, they lean shut nearly all the way by themselves, if left open. There are no rattles or vibrations when the music plays, even with mid-bass-heavy tracks at pretty high volumes. Tracks with a lot of double-bass used to be a headache in the Palio. No such issues here.
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Congrats Hydra for the ICE upgrade,hope your enjoying the sounds to the fullest,your setup looks very drool...
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Thanks, Ramie! I'd missed your post earlier.

Coming soon:
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Nice addition Hydra!
I am keen to read how does this amp performs in SUB section,Rated power for bridged channel in 200w,if i am not wrong.
Put it on,write a detailed before and after review!
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Thanks, Gill! Actually, the sub section is something I'm a bit concerned about too!

Though the amp is rated at 65w RMS x 4 (or 65w RMS x 2 plus 200w RMS x 1) and 200w RMS x 2 in Dual-mono mode (both at 4 ohm), the amp has in output devices in excess of 1000w onboard.

I hope to have it installed in another 10-12 days. I will put in a before-after review once the install is done.
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Nice Amp !

Have you installed it ?
When will it be up & running ?
I am sure it will sound nice;
Do post the pictures - post installation...
All the Best !!!
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Thanks, Ramie! I'd missed your post earlier.

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Happy Birthday!

Help from my side should be there by this month end
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Old 8th September 2008, 22:53   #88
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@B, thank you! Not installed yet. I hope to have the install done in another 10-12 days. (The amp is not here yet). I'll definitely put up pics

@JK, thanks! Your help will come right on time!
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Was expecting this.. and here it comes. Congrats hydra. Now I think even a trip to Cochin just for audition is worth. Expecting detailed pics and reviews as always.
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The tru tech amp looks hot !
Can your audison 4 channel be bridged into a mono ? If yes won't it deliver more power than the mono audison ?
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