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haha where are you from man, your accent is thicker than mine and I'm from arkansas that system is legit, nice work
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sorry I'm gonna have to be the bearer of bad news but, the camaro had got totaled back in october.. while i was in tulsa. COMPLETELY not my fault. i was at a red light on my way to work when a guy fails to yield for oncoming traffic while taking a left, struck a car which in turn struck me.. no drivers had insurance except for me.. which just sucks, i had been trying to find a car ever since with no luck at all.
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Amp is already set up and gains were set properly by dmm. I bought an lc-1 Friday morning, I just couldn't find anything that answered my question on google
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alright so its what i thought in the first place then, thats good. the amp i currently have, doesnt have an option for bass knobs so im kinda limited to what i can get. heard good reviews on the LC-1 seems really simple to install too kinda straight forward. kinda tired of having very limited bass control. the only thing i can do to it as of now is either turn the music down or turn the bass off at the headunit. this really frustrates me because, ya know, if you spend money on a system youre gonna want to be able to play it dammit lol.
i gotta be able to control the bass, when the wife rides with me she doesnt like the bass being so loud but not off, so this may be the EXACT thing i need, Thanks for the info chevyboy
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The PAC LC-1 is a volume controller that you plug into VIA RCA, controlls gains i believe. my question is, When you have your gains set on your amp correctly, does it use the gain the amp is set on as a MAXIMUM setting or do you have to find the max setting on the LC-1?
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if you got the money, go for it, itll sound good jl is good product post pix
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it disagrees with anything over 15v.
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alright well i finished up the box deal, wrapped it up and put it in the back.
Then i put the midbass woofers in
then i did the door components
and mounted the crossovers
AND now it is a done deal! ill maybe do a demo video sometime and post it
comments are welcome!
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no love for me i guess :/
cause i aint no big ballah lol
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no love for me i guess :/
cause i aint no big ballah lol
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Nice work, but is that 1in MDF? Might just be the pic though.
A bit overkill IMO. That thing gotta be pretty heavy too lol.
Could have used 1/2in mdf and saved some weight.
lol nah its probably the pic its 3/4" it is a bit overkill just for 6.5's
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Alright today i glued up/clamped/screwed it all together. then i wrapped it in black carpet. im probably gonna go with a chevy bowtie on the front and a "camaro" on the top
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Always nice to see another fbody build. But a couple things, have you thought about putting the mids/tweeters in the front doors instead of the back? And leave the box in that ttop holder area as you'll have more room for the box and it'll sound better (I've had a box where the rear seats are, on the gas tank hump where your amp is, and in the ttop area).
If you really want to switch it up you could also do what I did and put two 12's in the well area ported.
And a final thing, change out those salad shooters! Looks clean besides that, though.
i have 2 sets of components so one set will be in the doors, the hatch area speakers are like 4" sets and would never fit a 6.5"/ my midbass subs will be going in the sail panels and eventually just ran on their own amp (same with components) so i made the box deal so that i can fit them in the rear and i can get a little creative with it.. i may even end up fiberglassing it or putting like the chevy bowtie on it, or something of the sort,
PS i hate my wheels..
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I had a 12" in a truck box (sealed, layed on its back instead of standing up) in that position in my old 85 camaro and it pounded extremely hard.. kind of miss that setup lol. Set the box up there and test, if it works you can throw together a low profile box that could have the speakers and sub on it.
ill try it out but my box isnt sealed either its a port
yeah I saw that. port facing rear might act kind of like an suv and get you some awesome output ; )
ill try that out.
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I had a 12" in a truck box (sealed, layed on its back instead of standing up) in that position in my old 85 camaro and it pounded extremely hard.. kind of miss that setup lol. Set the box up there and test, if it works you can throw together a low profile box that could have the speakers and sub on it.
ill try it out but my box isnt sealed either its a port
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put your sub where your amp is facing backwards (towards glass hatch), it will probably be louder.
it probably would, but i would like to be able to see out the back window lol
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And earlier today i found out that there was no way i could fit those speakers in the rear factory location. so i decided that this was a better way to go about it. its just a mock-up but idk what ill be doing to it.. itll be where the amp is but against the back seat..
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Picked up some stuff the other day, i did a few favors for a stereo shop owner and he decided that he wanted to thank me with these
2 sets of these.
And these
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Well ive had this car for awhile and a system in it, and i had never posted it. but i think its about time i did. but i am planning on a rebuild sometime.. but idk what i should do.. :/
Anyways heres pix of the car!
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okay is this one correct?
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Alright that'll do man. thanks alot
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32"L X 36"W X 19"D
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thanks bro. so my only thing was it being too small for a 15"?
Steve Meade fake Facebook.
in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
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just saw it on my Facebook that this guys stealing steves photos and putting them on his page impersonating steve, i figured we could all help out and report him for being fake.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003210436067
also sorry if this is a repost..