gadgeteer123

well i dont own a ipod and i cant afford one right now, and my kenwood x991 has a usb cable for a ipod.

yay i found basshunter in m4a

is there a way to covnert flac to .m4a file

ya my equipment is decent, i am using fully powered polk momo speakers, with a kove subwoofer, i turned off all my EQ's for the songs to compare.

I know you said techno is not a good example, but i compared the same daft punk song from, a 192kb mp3 and a 1016kb mp4 file and the mp4 was incredibly better sounding, I am happy in my finds so far, now i wish basshunter and some of those other bands would do mp4

ya i ran into flac on my google searches, but the best format my car stereo supports is mp4 so im gonna try and find them

The system is for me, and I don't really care for that music either. And I have a ssa xcon on its way so there is no lack of bass anyway. when I am just normally listening to music I like it well balanced with accurate sound and rich bass, and when my friends come by i just spin the dial for the sub. I am a SQ lover along with loving loud music to depends what mood i'm in.

Well i do understand that, but none of my friends like that music at all.

well some rock gets pretty creative in that, I don't care what kind of rock.

some bands are perfectly ok with this method, plus I am looking for just a few excellent uncompressed audio file to show off the quality of my speakers, and I would like it to be in the rock or techno/euro-dance category.

I just bought a ssa xcon 15" dual 2ohm, it will be arriving in about a week or so. So I would like to know the best setup and design for my enclosure, I have already played a lot with WinISD and I have come to the conclusion that a enclosure of 4 cubic feet tuned to 29hz would be best. But does box shape affect the sound at all? Also are slot ports the best port for good deep bass? I already know having my sub pointed to the rear has the best sound response in my station wagon, and cadillac alike. And to add I would like the height for my enclosure that is going to be pointed to the rear to be only 16" is this a good idea. any suggestions?

well I won't bother with complete ultimate perfection until I buy my cadillac deville, which won't be until april or may.

I am asking if a big car (ex: full size station wagon) or a small car (ex: 1990 vw golf 2-door) is better for bass? I am talking about the full bass spectrum 20hz-100hz. I always thought a bigger car was better because it takes about 8-10 feet for 20hz to fully produce, but it always seems a lot of people think a small car would be the loudest, so can you clarify this for me and others.

mmm earsex lol. I can't wait until it gets shipped out. It has been awaiting shipment since sunday and it still hasn't been shipped, I can't wait.

What does " Awaiting Fulfillment" mean in the order status page? and what other status's are there and what do they mean?

I tried the sub up in my station wagon and the bass got a lot quieter, I think it being 1.5 feet from the ceiling caused bass cancellation or something.

From what I have experienced and read over the years, I believe that you get more db's in a small car, but you getter better reproduction of the sub-bass frequency's in a larger vehicle, especially suv's and station wagons. it's just my thought on it, and I was wondering if some complete audiophile who has some degree or something actually knows the real fact.

My planned specs are 4 cubic feet tuned to 29hz. I plan on doing a slot port, with a plexi window on the top so I can show of the subs greatness. And the guy who is building it iscdbori0214 on the other forum.

well, It always seems like the farther away it si from the drivers seat the deeper the bass gets. I have noticed this in all of my cars, and even if i lean closer the the windshield it gets louder.

I have a Original Kove Armageddon sub woofer 1050rms 22mm xmax 89db sensitivity. I have heard a car that can hit 144db and i knew right away mine was as loud, so I know my sub is roughly 140db. I want The best SQ sub that can achieve this within the 1000-1600rms range, and I would like it to be the best SQ possible for under $400. It would be nice to have a flat response down to 30hz and I would like it to some extent be able to hit down to 18hz. My enclosure size is limited to a maximum of 4.0 cubic feet. Thanks

well i'm gonna wait until i get my caddy for deadening because the wagon is my moms car, so there is no point to do to much work to it.

I am going to have a guy on the caraudioforum.com site build me a box i have seen some pics he does a A+ job, and i used WinISD to pick my tuning and size, and right now I don't have a license but i still might hook it up in the car for a day to see how it sounds. My station wagon has its hatch sound proofed but everything else isn't, but it is only my for now car, I eventually wan't a late 90's cadillac.

I wish I could get mine soon.

ok, thanks.

Well I don't think it has been built already, unless they had some extras, because it showed that message the same night I ordered it.