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sorry its taking so long! After the first proto's, we realized the numbers needed to be lit up or at night you can't see what voltage you were at. So the design had to be modified. Here is a sample picture, i will post better ones when mine arrives!

Here is a link to a larger version Wattage Guide

Some said they wanted to see a video of this thing putting out 10v clean. Although you might not ever need that much, at least you know you CAN have it if you want it. Most LOC's distort no matter what the voltage is. You might run into problems if you use a cheap brand. Some of the higher end ones are probably good...only one way to tell. With a DD-1 (or an o-scope).

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; ) I gotta tell you,.. We missed the "one thing" on FB. But, when we ship the subs, we'll include something for mom... Later.. Enjoy the embibe ...

Cheers mate.... Glad your home all safe and sound and such... Sorry about all the chaos bro... Anyway.. Hope your well...

puts out hella voltage! these will come in handy for alot of ppl!

one of the channels does indeed have an auto sensing circuit on it.....Brian, your proto is the first of the first, i am not sure if your's has that feature yet. Anyway, i am just wrapping up a video showing this thing off and its verdict (although you won't need this much) is 10.3v clean, non distorted. The deck i used was a Kenwood, not really a "stock deck" but i used the high level outs and converted them down to low level. I only show the 10v because that is what it is capable of. For my video, i basically back the gains on the HLC-2 down to 5v and send it to the amp that way. Most amps can take 5v no problem. video is rendering right now. Of course, i used a DD-1 to set all gains but i also did it right next to my O-scope so you can see those two going at it neck and neck as well. Give me about 30-40 minutes before its on youtube.

thanks for your patience. we wanted to release it a month ago but the LED was to bright (almost blinding lol) and the numbers HAD to be lit up. I LOVE this thing, but when i took a look at it in the dark, i knew we had to make changes. Just a small delay but the changes were important. I will post up pics and vids of the final version before we go forward with it. dont forget we also have about 4 other "monitoring" devices coming right behind it that will fit in the same pod.

ya bro i have definitely put a lot o yes, i use an eq. The 3sixty.3 is a 248 band parametric eq. (31x 8 ) an EQ is definitely worth running but only if you have enough experience to know that making a "smiley face" isn't "tuning" LOL

my system has 7.1 surround stock. The deck goes up to 62 (or 63, i forget). My DD-1 showed my subwoofer distorting @ 40, midbass (doors) not distorting at all, mids/highs distorting @ 55, rear mids/highs @ 57. I didn't bother to measure the center channel since i don't use it anymore.I think the Mark Levinson equalization and time alignment (stock) might have been screwing with the 3sixty.3 a little bit during the summing/nomalization. I think it was over compensating its gains due to one level being so far from the next, causing the floor noise. Sometimes less, is more. I got rid of all the inputs EXCEPT the front fullrange left and right. So from 7 inputs, 7 outputs to 2 inputs, 7 outputs. (there is 8 but remember, i didn't use the center channel) I didn't even use the stock subwoofer input, i pulled bass off of the full range. for some reason, it worked much better that way.

we have an entire new housing that will look different and we will offer that as well. After we revise that design one more time, i will post that pic too!

the master volume is just that. When it is used with the stock system, it actually has two master volumes since the original still works. But when i go bluetooth directly into the 3sixty, the master volume is the only volume button used. Same for optical and aux (not used at this time). The bluetooth in, off of my ipad, on some "spotify premium" @ 320k, sounds AWESOME. Of course the other ones are to control bass. I fiddle with them while i drive and don't even lift my arm up. Its like ninja-volume I love them in that spot and nothing like drilling more holes in a brand new(ish) ISF

Nice clean way to integrate those knobs! Very stealth! I am truly jealous of your trunk depth. Wish I had that kind of room. Soo much room to play with and you knocked it out of the park.

Dude everything you do is so clean. I hope so bad I will be that good some day. And yeah, lesson learned... dont fuck with N8 lol

ill take that as a compliment LOL ^^^ nice sig by the way haha... just took this pic the other day, almost forgot what it looked like under there since i been just driving and going about my business with it the last few months.

Ok you guys know me, i always have my bass knobs in between my seat and center console. It works in the Tahoe, but in the lexus, i wanted it to be a little cleaner. Now i STILL prefer them to be by my leg so that is where i put them. I really wanted to put them somewhere on the carbon fiber but there is ZERO room once you pull it apart and look at the underside. Virtually impossible to do it and keep it clean. Not one square inch on the dash to mount them either. So i really wanted to keep them on the side anyway. Here is what i did. First knob - Master Volume (plus it changes from main/bluetooth/optical/aux with a click) Second Knob - Bass "Q" Third Knob - Kick Panel Bass Fourth - Bass Boost (to 2 T2500.1 bd's) I took the silver and grey plastic knobs off the 2nd two and put some matching 3sixty.3 black ones on so they all match. I think it looks good and is very functional. not a HUGE update, but it was good to get the wires off the floor that were spanning over the carpet in the back. I didn't run them because i didn't know where i wanted them. Also, i have been battling "floor noise" (not alt whine, but more of a hiss) for the last month or two. I got fed up and just rolled with it like that while trying to figure out what it was. Its a complicated setup and i am the first to have a 3sixty.3 in an oem integrated Lexus ISF (with 7.1 stock). Finally i figured it out and now i am loving the system. Since i am happy now, i decided to finally mount these. I am doing a few more things soon too.

just driving it and going about my daily business.......i have stuff to do to it but the heat wave got me down. Its cooling down some so i need to finish the little stuff as well as some tuning. At least you're getting to enjoy it lol. Yea the heat stop everything here 104-110 98% humidity knocks it out of ya fast lol. Old age caught up with me.