ANeonRider

In boats, 9/10 you don't care what quality the sound is, you are concerned with overcoming the sound killing properties of trying to create something in an infinitely large enviroment.

The only thing that can induce noise is a bad ground somewhere in the signal chain, or a poor ground plane on the amplifier or headunit. If you have a bad noise caused by RCAs, it is because there is a break in the wire, or poorly constructed connector.

Noise cannot be induced from a DC source to an AC one... not possible. Especially such a low voltage one as in a vehicle. If that was the case, you would have a huge problem in a vehicle, since the whole damn thing is the ground plane (i.e. voltage flowing over it to the negative battery terminal).

I throughly enjoy my H701, and wouldn't ever sell it. I found it very easy to use, but that may be because I have a D310 to control it. I have yet to use the C701 controller.

Even without knowing what laptop, I can say yes. Although, depends on the video card for resolution options, all laptops have at least a VGA output, and the capability to do dual monitor (clone or extension).

Amps output their "RMS" power about 1% of the time they are in use, unless you listen to tones all the time...

Might be able to fit the Peerless SLS 7" in there... Then do some kicks with 3-4.5" mid & tweet.

I didn't know it was able to do active?? I thought Pioneer only offered the 880prs & P9 combo with active crossover capabilities.

Meh, you are using 19mm lumber anyways

lol, they are on my cell phone. One of my closest friends works for Audi Canada, basically the press liaison.

I didn't tell you guys I got a nice long ride in a R8 did I?

DUDE. THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TAKE THAT MUCH POWER!

Bought myself a 46" Sharp Aquos today. Pics up soon enough.

60K CDN = 60k US now

Get home in 12 hours.

Add PXE-H650 as well.

Box is in my garage, and sub is waiting for me to make a coffee table for the HT.

They do, that box was not big enough.

FG is a little more than just stretched fleece

The subwoofer output is amplified, so make sure the output voltage is within the voltage range the LOC can operate. I'm still convinced it is the LOCs doing though.

I've seen lots of frequency response plots for LOCs that show the low end roll-off horribly.

Nothing back there would be better than stock.

The drivers in my doors also do not play anything higher than 250Hz . Kickpods if you are going the typical 2 way mid/tweet. I would also keep the tweeters in the kicks if they are playing below 6kHz... but these at just general ideas.

Sealed.