Leaderboard

So I happened upon this clean blue beauty and for a price of almost half of all the others of similar year and mileage, I snatched it up. My build plans with it are to move my current system from the explorer into this since i will no longer own the explorer in a short time. The equipment being: HU- Pioneer DEH-80PRS Subs- Two SoundQubed HDS312D2's Amps- SoundQubed Q1-3500.1; AudioQue 90.4 Mids & Highs- CDT CL61A Wires- All Sky High 1/0, RCA's, 12ga speaker wire Power- Haven't decided on an alt yet, gotta contact singer, see what he's got. I don't think I'll go with anything over 300A on the alt. I'll have a D3400 under the hood, and I've got a D4700 i had bought for a cruze that I'll keep by the amps. Hopefully I can get started on transferring it all this weekend. I've got duty saturday so i'll have all day sunday to knock it out. The only things that need bought are the D3400 and the alt. I'll post pictures as i go through the install. edit: fixed the pictures

right now we are just lovin' it the thing is, when we get that wild hair up our butts to sell it, we will be ready and not ashamed.

Full Credit to Terry SooHoo from Paradyme Car Audio in Sacramento. He wrote this and i found it EXTREMELY useful and so should you if you care anything about the SQ in your ride: Enjoy!

Sent these off to someone to Dyno them for us -- at some point we'll have our own Dyno to do all sorts of more specific testing but this is what I have right now. Obviously the Dyno figures @ 1% are alot lower than what you see with a clamp test -- but all amps are on par or above par. We will also do some of our own clamp testing down the line that is easier to compare to older results from prior models since Dyno cannot be directly compared to clamp results. SCV-1500D : SCV-2000D: SCV-3000D: SCV-4000D:

Thank you Thank you Thank you For marketing the correct cable for the correct application. Seeing "twisted pair" EVERYWHERE was getting old....... I've got good old RG6 and its way too stiff. I've been meaning to look for smaller and more flexible coax and BAMM you guys bring out another great product! A lot of people aren't going to know which cable they need, given 90% will be single-ended. Any thoughts of a tester to help people tell the difference easily if the info isn't readily available? Spoiler: Use a DMM referenced to ground. Probe each conductor of your RCA or HU ouput connection. Play a test tone at your max unclipped volume. If you see AC voltage on both conductors, you're differential. If you only see AC voltage on the center conductor, and not the outside conductor, your single ended. Really liking the innovation you guys are bringing to the game!