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Darn. Thanks. I'll just use it, make any necessary adjustments at nightime when the car is not in motion, and be happy with it until I can grab another one.

I don't think my buddy will come through with his deck but we'll see.

Thanks

Justin from Detroit wrote:Take it out, you may just have a sliced wire behind the deck.

I looked and that's not the case. After I forced it in, I went ahead and took the sleeve out and put it in properly.

The illumination went out gradually...

Thanks... any other input...

I have a Premier deck: http://cgi.ebay.com/Pioneer-Premier-DEH-P960MP-AM-FM-CD-MP3-WMA-Top-NEW_W0QQitemZ9739218963QQihZ008QQcategoryZ39750QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem The graphic display screen is no longer illuminated. It progressively became worse over 4 days. Initially the graphics just appeared distorte...

Cool. So, Orion was simply defining a SS filter in their word usage....

Got it....thanks

I have included images for all to see. Firstly, this is particular to Orion amps (I believe). Orion calls their Subsonic Filter a HPF (I know they are the same thing) and their patented bass boost that is "incorporated into the HPF" they call IntelliQ (as laid out physically on the amp and...

thanks for the suggestions... I'm gonna get a hold of a drill sooner than later... I am thinking since I am going to face the subs toward the interior and I have an opening (right behind rear seat armrest) I can use L brackets on the front of the sub, even with regular screws... That way, you'd have...

As for securing the box I would say use some L brackets for sure. Also when you install something, subs, amp, L brackets, etc. Use a odd type screw like a spanner screw or something along those lines. Try not to use regular phillips screws cause every theif usually will have a screw driver with the...

Hmm...i dno about any locking ideas... What i usually do is put L brackets on either side of the box. This will slow down a thief...especially if a strange type of screw is used. Another thing you could do is screw the box to the floor and then install your subs. under the carpet is all metal, I'm ...

Hey guys n gals I was just thinking of simple ways to secure my audio system in case any of these punks around here discovered what I'm riding with in my trunk. Any suggestions of simple (emphasis on simple) ways to do this... I was thinking of buying some thick screws with a loop and screwing that ...

OnYrMrk wrote:I have left all of the factory damping material alone. the insulation on the other hand, you might be able to pull some of that away, or displace it so it still does it's job, but leaves room for the full effect of the subs.

cool, will do, that is what I was thinking

thanks