by Jonathan » Tue Jan 31, 2006 5:30 pm
I think those of us who have done a high end system realize the level of knowledge and dedication that goes into an installation as extensive as yours, and only those who have can appreciate it. The rest will depend on brand names and car types.
When I judge an install, I remember the famous Da Vinci quote: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" I believe in abiding to the KISS principle with quality implementation, which you've done very well. I guess only the old school guys like us can appreciate a system like that, while the rest of the audio world tries to put a headrest monitor in a regular cab truck.
"Took out my dash including the airbag today...gonna be 'glassin some dash pods this week. I will keep you informed."
Sounds like fun :) What's going in there, the midrange from the Polykevlar set, or a different driver altogether? I think it'll perform well with the shape and size of the car. I heard a DLS system with the 3" mid in dash crossed around 350hz, imaged very well. If that can do it, I imagine that mid will do even better since it'll support a lower crossover freq.
I think those of us who have done a high end system realize the level of knowledge and dedication that goes into an installation as extensive as yours, and only those who have can appreciate it. The rest will depend on brand names and car types.
When I judge an install, I remember the famous Da Vinci quote: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" I believe in abiding to the KISS principle with quality implementation, which you've done very well. I guess only the old school guys like us can appreciate a system like that, while the rest of the audio world tries to put a headrest monitor in a regular cab truck.
"Took out my dash including the airbag today...gonna be 'glassin some dash pods this week. I will keep you informed."
Sounds like fun :) What's going in there, the midrange from the Polykevlar set, or a different driver altogether? I think it'll perform well with the shape and size of the car. I heard a DLS system with the 3" mid in dash crossed around 350hz, imaged very well. If that can do it, I imagine that mid will do even better since it'll support a lower crossover freq.