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How to Build A Car Audio System yourself - Tips From ...

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DIY Car Stereo System : 6 Steps - Instructables

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Sample Car Audio Projects - DIY Audio & Video

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Car Audio Projects Installation Description (Original) This is my attempt at installing an after-market stereo system. This car has lots of room in the trunk for amps and subs. It also has a large dash, which makes the tweeter placement tricky. In the install in this car, I replaced all of the factory speakers and added subs.

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The ideal voltage for a car audio system varies. For a low-end system, 13.5-13.7 is just fine. For average systems, 13.8-14 is good, but for high-end audio systems, 14.4 and above is where you want to be. Your voltage should not drop below 12 volts, as that's an indication of a big power problem. More › 390 People Used More Info ›› Visit site >

Audio Control for DIY Stereo System(s) - Technically Wizardry

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Audio Control for DIY Stereo System (s) The next step in our our DIY stereo system was the audio control. Even the best audio system is no use without some good sources from which to play. Many people enjoy being able to stream music via Spotify or Airplay to their DIY multi-room receiver and audio system.

Scanspeak d2905 9300 vs 9500 - diyAudio

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The D2905 9300 and 9500 are 90db tweeters with ferrofluid. The D2905 9700 and 9900 have no ferrofluid and hence a bigger Fs impedance peak. They have copper rings. Fundamentally around 88dB, but the 9900 has a small waveguide, which lifts it 2dB in the 3kHz area. Easily enough adjusted in the crossover with various values:

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I believe he got this idea from "A General Relationship Between Amplifier Parameters, And Its Application to PSRR Improvement" by Sackinger, Goette and Guggenbuhl, IEEE Transations on Circuits and Systems Vol 38, #10, Oct 1991 (thanks jcx for originally pointing out this paper to me). Press email button for more details.