Well I got some new bass for my '91 Q45. My previous system consisted of a Kenwood 729s pushin 300watts into a Pioneer Premere TS-W1241c 12" sub in a 1.25 cu.ft. ported box tuned to 35hz. My new system will consist of a pair of Elemental Designs 12K.14's (the newer style with the updated adhesives and flat nomex cone) and a Tsunami DB1100D. All this plus 3-day shipping only cost me $606. I've got the box designed (2 1.62 cu.ft. ported chambers tuned to 28hz) and everything and shall be starting construction today. The box will installed under the rear deck lid in the trunk. Anyways...here are some pics of the new goodies.
New stereo stuff for the Q....
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jefftrexler
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jefftrexler
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diamondj30 wrote:so jeff,are you going to compete
Possibly....I'm not sure yet. I need another amp to power my Infinity Reference series 6-1/2" components in the front and 5-1/4" coaxials in the rear. Both sets of speakers are powered off of my Kenwood CD player. There is still so much to be done with the audio/video portion on the car its hard to tell where to begin. Plus right now my only income comes from a 2-day per week job working overnight stocking shelves at Target and a bit of money from Oregon Unemployment which is going to run out here real quick. I'm wanting to put a small computer system in my car so that would play DVDs, MP3s, MPEGs, AVIs, GPS system and video games. I'm wanting to put a 7-1/2" widescreen LCD where my 5-1/4" LCD was (replacing inside rear-view mirror) and a 15" LCD monitor inside my trunk mounted to the trunk lid. That would purdy much be it for the A/V system. Not gonna go LCD crazy and put them in the mirrors, doors, glovebox and headrests. From where my 5-1/4" screen was placed, you could see it clearly from all seats within the car. I may pop in a few SPL cometitions when I get my get my car back and subs worn in just to see what I would pull. About a month ago I did 128.6db with a Pioneer Premere sub in a ported box tuned to 35hz powered by a bridged Kenwood 729s. Not too bad considering the sub was firing through a gas tank and leather seats. I made a huge 7 cu.ft. SPL box tuned to 45hz that replaces my rear seat for that same Pioneer Premere 12" sub, but I missed the comp all together. The box took longer than I had expected to complete. I tell ya though....for 1 12" sub in this box...it is LOUD.
