Car Audio System: Three Way Front Stage, Part 1!
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2019
- In this video we do a walk-around and lay out the gear needed to install a three way front stage in a car.
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I'm stoked to watch this build progress! I've been curious about about all the drivers you've selected and I'm excited to hear your opinions on them once they are installed. I've got the Dayton dsp installed one of my rigs and love it (other than how bright the display is on the remote. I need to move it out of the dash location it's in now because it is distracting at night.) Keep it up, I'm ready for the next episode!
This last weekend I built the amp rack for the upgrade and installed the Dayton DSP. Now I have a problem with turn off thump. When I bypass the DSP the thump goes away. After I get the thump sorted out I will post the amp rack video. Then I will make a video on how to get rid of turn off thump! It's going really slow right now. We're experiencing a heatwave and working out in the garage is brutal!
Can’t wait to see how your 3 way sounds! Good luck with the channel sir!
Me too! I usually try to get the build mostly done before I start publishing videos. So this could be a complete train wreck! You will find out about a day after I do if it is.
Besides the content and production, I'm super impressed with the time and attention that you give to reply to your followers in the comment section. New follower! Eric 👍
Unfortunately I don't have the time to respond to every comment, but I tried to respond to as many as I can.
I will definately be following along with this upgrade! 3-way ftw!
There is a playlist for you! ua-cam.com/play/PL3Aot9dMXzXZSx0-1TfjYyQwQt1dgZjch.html
I appreciate the shout out!! Looks like you have some quality product in the mix. Interested to see how those 3.5” do. I also heard those are a “hidden gem”. Keep up the great content!!
I am not looking forward to to pulling out panels to run the wire, but that's part of the game!
Sweet! I'm interested in seeing how you end up incorporating the Dayton DSP. Todd looks like an awesome build!
I've got several different configurations that I'm going to try. Thanks for watching my video!
Another great video - keep up the great work!
Hey thanks man! Are you working on any projects at the moment?
Sweet, looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for joining the adventure!
thanks for the shootout. can't wait till you get this all installed.
It's an adventure.
Great video 👌👍 I just like watching videos about audio. Never know what you might pick up 👀👂 so I'm always looking and listening 😉🤟
I am honored that you take time out of your busy life to watch my stuff. Here is some neat info for you. SonicElectronix house brand (the NVX X series components) use SB Acoustics drivers. They provide some serious bang for the buck if you can find them in stock.
@@DIYAudioGuy thx👍🏽
Can't wait to see how it turns out. I'm especially waiting to hear those tweeters
They were a little bright, had to turn them down in the DSP.
Nice series I'll be following
Awesome! Welcome to the adventure. I finished this stage of the build and organized the videos in a playlist. Have you ever installed a 3-way front stage?
Tuned in!!!! Im really interested to see what you think about those drivers that you've purchased and how you going to utilize them.
I am hoping the extra cone area and bigger motors on the mid-bass will pull my image forward.
I have a 2008 Ram 3500 Quad Cab.
I went with JL speakers in that ride.
3 JL tweets across the dash and a pair of 4" JL mid range.
Each front door has JL 6.5" component
The rears with JL 5.25" components.
My bass comes from a JL 13W3 in a custom peripheral ported tube enclosure that I made from wood and fiberglass, similar to a Bazooka Bass Tube.
I'm running a pair of JL 400.4 HD's for my full range and a JL 600.1 for the sub.
I was previously running a pair of JL 8w3's also in peripheral ported tubes with the 13W3 into a 1.33ohm load as per Wilson Audio's test on the amp.
The sound stage is very good and with test tones, the highs make dogs blocks away bark, yes, it's very loud and clean.
The bass in the 55hz kick drum center is extremely punchy with the trio of mixed subs and extended low and loud.
Wrenches on my across the street neighbor's were rattling on his bench.
All that with zero noise and clarity at painfull output levels on music.
That sounds pretty sweet!
3 way front stage w a dsp cant go wrong!
I've had a lot of fun putting it all together, can't wait for my next upgrade.
Sorry for digging up an old video,
Could you tell me which alpine head unit that?
P.S love the channel
This one: howl.me/ch1lv23cTS4 unfortunately it has been discontinued.
Can you make a video on how to wire the dash speakers so the radio can see them as their own channel? My jvc has the fade and balance provision but I don't know how to wire them. My dodge is like yours 07 without the speakers. I want to add like you did. Not sure how the jvc would communicate with the signal prosser .
Not really sure what you mean. Most head units only have four channels, so if you're going to run dash speakers and door speakers That gives you six speakers. So you really can't put the dash speakers on a separate channel.
@@DIYAudioGuy you are correct I was remembering wrong. Just got in my truck and seen exactly what you explained.
How much ccf & mlv did you end up using, and di you use anything on the interior roof?
I never got around to doing the roof or doors, and I don't remember how much ccf/mlv I used. I seem to have plenty left. Hope to get back to the doors one day.
What are your thoughts on the speakers after you have listened to it?
I've enjoyed them quite a bit.
Catching up on old videos. Do you still enjoy those SB acoustic speakers?
Yes, absolutely loving them.
Oh man air motion transfer tweets! You can use a capacitor in line with the mid to the tweet and free up a pair of channels for the rear fill. That’s what I’m going to have to do when I put a stereo in my wife’s Hyundai
I've been thinking about that. For now I'm going to run the front stage active through the DSP so I can experiment with the crossover between the Tweeter and mid. The air motion transformers shipped with a capacitor. apparently you need one because the tweeter will present a dead short to the amplifier at low frequencies.
DIY Audio Guy yes those amt tweets need to be crossed pretty high
@3:24, Why is the rear seat sitting on the subs?!? There's a perfect impression of them on the seat base. This will be killing the bass.
It also scratches up the surrounds on the subwoofer. Far from an ideal setup. I am assembling the parts for my next upgrade and I'm going to remedy that.
Cool, I look forward to seeing that. I found your channel last night as I was looking for DSP reviews and that’s how I found yours. Thanks for your time and effort in making the videos, I enjoyed watching them. Mark, U.K.
Thanks for watching!
I wish systems still had a separate bass and treble knob
I agree.
Which components can be ran active
Any of them.
How many watts rms are you running to the 3.5 speakers
Not sure. The amp 50w at 4 ohms and these are 8 ohm.
@@DIYAudioGuy thanks not sure the math on that
with how inexpensive these are you can simply just run two of them in tag team and that should work. for an even more budget option basically is 7.1 Channel sound card and get two of those fixed to a Raspberry Pi
They are fantastic drivers. I've been using them for a couple of years now.
woah.... clutch delete? so easy on the old dodge? cummins 6speed sure doesnt have that hole... :P
Nope, it's only on the automatics. If you have a manual transmission you'll need to find another way through the firewall.
I've had one set of Polk speakers and honestly I didn't like them
Last comment was a mistake was meant to a guy bragging about critical mass
No worries