ANeonRider

It's been 2.5 years since I posted there. Woowee.

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It's only 53F here right now

I feel so left out with my 16 gauge wire, I'll need someone to track down my deebeez for me.

www.partsexpress.com or make your own.

Faceplate might be not quite on right. My D310 & old 7894 both do that when the faceplate isn't on completely right

Low power handling isn't that much of an issue if you are using them as midrange, as you do not need as much power to make those frequencies loud to the ear.

If you have a good front end, you may not need subs Have a look at my build log for an example of a front end that will use subs as filler, not the emphasis.

Jantzen does work with Dynaudio (looks like it too!) & I have seen a couple things about the Aurum on DIYAudio, but I have not heard either.

If there is no RCAs hooked to the amp... the amp ground is bad, or it is amp related.

Another update on the log.

Picture of the kick, with NS-3 & grill installed.. and the door pod with grill placed. I need black head screws, yes. Best part is I can still use my dead pedal, and my leg is not restricted to the clutch. Also VERY comfortable to rest my leg up against the pod.

I'm driving I want to be done the front end for next Saturday, as there is a dyno day & sound off...

Kick panel done now too... driver's side complete. Now, the passenger side.

Ya... midbass ftmfw Kick panel is done too.. just waiting for that mdf ring I made to dry (painted black) & it I'll get a picture. I get to Regina every couple of months too... once it is done demos will be done.

Neil, they are mounted to the door via some 1/2" bolts & nuts. Solid as hell. Completed driver's side door pod: Pictured with the kick, kick needs some more filler: Kick is sized large in case I want to step up to a larger midrange than 3". Passenger side door work I did a week ago: I might just goo-gone the bottom of the door plastic & leave as is instead of covering it.

One door pod completed... pics uploading. See build log.

You = Impala Me = Sentra lol Just spent $150 on supplies & suede.

Rear speakers? Gross. JBL makes a 6ch. with 75x6. DIY for drivers, who needs passives when you have 6 channels of amplification for a front end? Much much better options for drivers when you do it yourself. You can find some cheap crossovers that can do 3 way active front end (4 way w/sub). Other more expensive options are the H701, P9 combo, etc etc. www.madisound.com www.partsexpress.com

take the " off of the end...

www.mach5audio.com

Read a review on the 9887.. sounds promising. I'm glad Alpine decided to bring out Bass Engine Pro again.

In car? Haven't seen it yet. In home? Plenty of times, usually IB though. I'd suspect you'd need around 20ft^3 after displacements ported.

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