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Brax setup
Re: Brax setup
Can't beat BRAX amps.. not often do you see a THD of .0009% and .001%.. I figured you would go with a SPXL 12 HELIX sub. And a HELIX processor They are BRAX's sister equipment. They are truly some of the highest end of high end sound equipment.. Good luck on the build and look forward to the photos..
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- Chris from Washington
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Re: Brax setup
Have you gotten everything installed yet?
Looking forward to seeing the pics.
Looking forward to seeing the pics.
Re: Brax setup
I have run into two problems: Too much work and not enough time, so not much has happened.
I do hope to have it finished before christmas though!
I do hope to have it finished before christmas though!
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any updates?johnsahl wrote:I have run into two problems: Too much work and not enough time, so not much has happened.
I do hope to have it finished before christmas though!
Re: Brax setup
Actually yes, I have put together a new box for my subwoofer tonight, and finally succeded upgrading the firmware in the DRC MP controller.
I have found out that I am not a fan of the Alpine tweeters, so this weekend I am installing a set of Audison AVK6 component speakers in the front doors!
Also, all four doors and the complete boot have been sound dampened..
Its beginning to sound as I want it to...
I have found out that I am not a fan of the Alpine tweeters, so this weekend I am installing a set of Audison AVK6 component speakers in the front doors!
Also, all four doors and the complete boot have been sound dampened..
Its beginning to sound as I want it to...
Re: Brax setup
So hopefully I can also start to put finishing touches on it as well, as it does look a little rough 


- Chris from Washington
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Re: Brax setup
wow that box looks very well built.
can't wait to see it all installed!
can't wait to see it all installed!
Re: Brax setup
Oups... Have made a deal on a Brax X2000 = Twice the power for my subwoofer..
1 × 193 Watt channel 1 in 4 Ohm
2 × 193 Watt channels 1 + 2 in 4 Ohm
1 × 745 Watt channel 1 + 2 bridged in 4 Ohm
1 × 1086 Watt channel 1 + 2 bridged in 2 Ohm
1 × 193 Watt channel 1 in 4 Ohm
2 × 193 Watt channels 1 + 2 in 4 Ohm
1 × 745 Watt channel 1 + 2 bridged in 4 Ohm
1 × 1086 Watt channel 1 + 2 bridged in 2 Ohm
Re: Brax setup
Progress!! Finally :)
Now I just need to make a lid/floor and maybe some LED light..
I do have a lid/floor already, but want to make some thing a little nicer..

Now I just need to make a lid/floor and maybe some LED light..
I do have a lid/floor already, but want to make some thing a little nicer..

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Re: Brax setup
It's really coming along nicely!johnsahl wrote:Progress!! Finally :)
Now I just need to make a lid/floor and maybe some LED light..
I do have a lid/floor already, but want to make some thing a little nicer..
Can't wait to see it all finished.