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    Quote Originally Posted by batang_raon14 View Post
    Sa mga nagpakabit kay Jefftan ng sound setup nila, pano pagkakatono for SQ sa V12? Kinalikot kasi ng kaibigan ko at di ko na makuha ngaun ung dating tono. Oks ung tono ni Jeff eh, mahina nga lang ung bayo.

    Anyways, kung sino man makafill-up, TIA!

    CH. 1-2 (assuming dito ung sa seps):
    XOVER: (HPF, LPF, or ALL?)
    TREBLE: (0, 6, or 12db?)
    BASS: (0, 6, or 12db?)
    GAIN: (from min to max, ilang percent lang dapat?)
    LPF: (from min to max, ilang percent lang dapat?)
    HPF: (from min to max, ilang percent lang dapat?)

    Then, sa Ch.3 and 4 naman, assuming na sa sub un, ano dapat setting?

    Eto nga po pala setup ko:
    Aura 12" 12000rpm
    V12 805 (ata?)
    DLS Xover
    ABC Box
    Targa x652c
    Since you have a DLS Xover, I will use it instead of your V12's built in cross over. If possible, turn off your V12's cross ver. If you can't, set it to all.

    For the fronts, set your DLS cross over to high pass (HP). This will allow only high frequency sounds to enter your seperates. As to the rest, use your ears. The goal is to get the best possible sound without pushing your equipment to clipping.

    For the sub set your cross over to low pass (LP). This way, your sub will only play bass.

    BTW, adjust in small increments and be carefull with the gain. Its usually not a good idea to push all the way up.

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    oni_boni,

    Since you have a limited budget, this is what I suggest. Canvass ka muna. Most of the time, the shop will install your equipmnent for free if you buy it from them. Kung kabit lang they normally charge around 200 pesos per item.

    Seps, cheap but decent: Targa and Crystal
    Seps, more expensive but better brands: JBL CS series, JBL GTO series, entry level ng: Focal, DLS, etc... personally, this is where I will put my money.

    Amp: you might be limited to Fenton or Alpine V12 (Taiwan or Korea) around 3K pesos. Get a 4 channel amp thats bridgable and has built in cross overs.

    Rear: to maximize your budget, just use your stock speakers powered by your head unit. You can even do away with it.

    Sub: Targa, Phoenix Gold make cheap decent subs. Get a 12 inch sub. Budget around 2500 to 3000 for a sub box. A sealed box is easier to make and more forgiving. A ported box will give you louder bass.

    Wiring will be at least 1000. Note on wiring kits, they are cheaper but are slightly undersized.

    Note: budgetary prices are estimates only. Have not check prices for a long time.
    Last edited by userfriendly; March 24th, 2007 at 09:12 AM.

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    mga boss meron na kasi ako ng 12' na sub.. nid ko po ba ng capactor?? kc pag nilalakasan ko yun sound eh medyo nagbliblink na un mga warning lights sa dash ko.. ex: un handbrake sign nagbliblink po siya.. ano po sa tingin niyo ang problem?? salamat po..

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    Quote Originally Posted by ammad View Post
    mga boss meron na kasi ako ng 12' na sub.. nid ko po ba ng capactor?? kc pag nilalakasan ko yun sound eh medyo nagbliblink na un mga warning lights sa dash ko.. ex: un handbrake sign nagbliblink po siya.. ano po sa tingin niyo ang problem?? salamat po..
    Check your wiring specially your ground and power cable baka loose or undersized. Also check your car's ground wire, you might need to upgrade.

    Best bet, bring it back to the shop that installed your sub and ask them to check why your dash lights blink.

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    Quote Originally Posted by userfriendly View Post
    Check your wiring specially your ground and power cable baka loose or undersized. Also check your car's ground wire, you might need to upgrade.

    Best bet, bring it back to the shop that installed your sub and ask them to check why your dash lights blink.
    ah ganun po ba.. maraming salamat po.. ciguro balik ko na lang.. so hindi ko ba talaga need ng capactor??

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    Quote Originally Posted by ammad View Post
    ah ganun po ba.. maraming salamat po.. ciguro balik ko na lang.. so hindi ko ba talaga need ng capactor??
    Its up to you if you want to install a capacitor. How many watts ba ang amps mo, total in RMS? Usually, you install a capacitor if your electrical system can not cope up with your sound system. Common sign is your dashboard lights dim during bass hits.

    According to my old Car Audio mag, they recommend 1 farad capacitor for 1000 watts RMS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by userfriendly View Post
    Its up to you if you want to install a capacitor. How many watts ba ang amps mo, total in RMS? Usually, you install a capacitor if your electrical system can not cope up with your sound system. Common sign is your dashboard lights dim during bass hits.

    According to my old Car Audio mag, they recommend 1 farad capacitor for 1000 watts RMS.
    yun sakin kasi 12' sony explod na 1300w...

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    Quote Originally Posted by userfriendly View Post
    Since you have a DLS Xover, I will use it instead of your V12's built in cross over. If possible, turn off your V12's cross ver. If you can't, set it to all.

    For the fronts, set your DLS cross over to high pass (HP). This will allow only high frequency sounds to enter your seperates. As to the rest, use your ears. The goal is to get the best possible sound without pushing your equipment to clipping.

    For the sub set your cross over to low pass (LP). This way, your sub will only play bass.

    BTW, adjust in small increments and be carefull with the gain. Its usually not a good idea to push all the way up.
    Thanks Sir userfriendly!

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