I've got to get more MOLLE bags, those guys are all we have though I might have a couple of the small pouches in our camping gear. I need to get that stuff out and get it up to our house in the mountains as that's where we would base out of anyway.
I'm not usually "one of those guys" but at a minimum I'd be calculating the monthly payment on the shitboxes they're giving you and subtract it from yours and be demanding that back. We're talking thousands at this point.
One of the amazon Chinese specials. This one has a MOLLE grate so I picked it. They are listed under many names with various prices but I can assure you they're the same.
Pros-
It's a table
It's quiet
It's got MOLLE
I'll use it this weekend so will have a little better understanding, but I...
I wish there was a way to see what the DSP actually does for the EQ settings, that would show us what's going on.
Do this:
Play your jazz track at the volume you set it on for DSP setup, see if your limit light is coming on. If it flashes once or twice real quick it's a problem but not a huge...
I wish you all the best. Your story and the one shortly before it made me really antsy when I knew ours was arriving. Once I saw that the tracker showed it was delivered I made sure they didn't have time to do anything shady.
We all have to remember that issues are going to be the first thing talked about. Sure there are a lot of "I love my Bronco" posts, but a lot of folks only come on forums when there are problems (not saying that's you OP) and it gets real easy to get worried. It's all a probability game and with...
Just thought of something else to play with. Where are your tone controls on the head unit? Let the DSP work that out and run flat or maybe even less than flat if you can get a cleaner signal that way. The goal is to get the signal into the amp as clean as possible. With all the EQ available...
Question:
What sound source are you using when you set the gains? I see the manual says to use test tones but is this really a good method? Might be a good starter but music is dense and complex. A test tone might not hit the limiter but a techno song or super complex jazz jam might. If you hit...
Yeah if we're clipping above half volume you should never go above half volume on the stereo. The amp is just going to amplify the distortion. It's sad that we have such a god-awful source but there isn't much we can do about that.
The input gain is basically how much of the signal you're...
Here's a little graph I made:
I did it in half octaves so we can highlight the 3db differences. (Our ears perceive has half volume)
At 450hz with a 600hz blocker you're at half volume in a vital range of most voices and instruments. Your sound stage is now pushing down towards that speaker...
Here's a chart of the frequency range of instruments/voices. If you start filtering at 600 you're kicking a lot of that job over to the kick panel.
I would put the localization of sound in the 200-1500hz area. It's the vital midrange for music and it's where your ears can really locate the...
My wife has complained about accidentally hitting the button too. It will go into a temporary M mode if you hit the +/- and then return after a few seconds. I don't know why they bothered, it shifts so slow it's not even worth it.
Most "good" systems either use a 3 way with a small mid and large woofer or a 2 way with a large woofer and tweeter.
I'm trying to go the 3 way route with our system but you could just get a really nice woofer for the kick and put a tweeter in the dash pod.
We haven't explored the kick-panel...
Sorry for the continual posting on this but if it helps, it's worth it.
You can hear 1% distortion on mids/highs, it takes upto 10% to really hear it for bass.
One thing I noticed on the dash was that it was holier than the Vatican, when a speaker is in this condition you basically get...