2011 Dodge Ram Club Cab install...need help shopping.
07-21-2011, 07:54 PM
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07-25-2011, 07:19 PM
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Well folks I'm starting to get there as far as equipment goes (If anyone cares)
- Head unit is remaining stock - adding the Lockpick v.4 to add in-motion DVD and GPS input, camera inputs etc.
- JBL MS8 as the signal processor and LOC
- Audible Physics XR Duo combo for the front stage (6.5" mid and 3" widerange driver combo)
- Massive audio HD1600.4 (200WX4 RMS advertised)
- Bulk pack (32ft) Dynamat extreme for the back wall
- Looking at a single Image Dynamics IDQ12 V3 in a custom enclosure under the rear seat....driven by this amp in this package from sonic: (Re Audio...)
- 2 gauge wire feeding distribution blocks, fuse panels and battery terminals from knukoncepts
- RCA cables from Knukoncepts as well
Anything I'm missing yet...?
07-25-2011, 07:42 PM
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Ya I'm gonna carve those out myself out of 3/8 mdf with the router
How far is 36ft of dynamat gonna get me? I plan to deaden the hell out of the front doors, I'm planning on not touching the rear doors for now. I want to do the back wall for sure.
How far is 36ft of dynamat gonna get me? I plan to deaden the hell out of the front doors, I'm planning on not touching the rear doors for now. I want to do the back wall for sure.
07-26-2011, 02:20 AM
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I've installed a Massive 800.4 and the customer and I were happy with output. We ran Massive CK6s and CK5s in a little BMW with a thin self powered sub. I'm sure you'll be happy with twice that power.
I was reading on Sound Deadener Showdown that only 25% of most surfaces need to be treated to get a great deal of deadening. Obviously the more u do, the better, and treat speaker mounting panels and the panels behind less conservatively. But you can stretch it and make a better overal impact IMO. You can always add more down the road as well.
I was reading on Sound Deadener Showdown that only 25% of most surfaces need to be treated to get a great deal of deadening. Obviously the more u do, the better, and treat speaker mounting panels and the panels behind less conservatively. But you can stretch it and make a better overal impact IMO. You can always add more down the road as well.
07-26-2011, 07:13 PM
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I've installed a Massive 800.4 and the customer and I were happy with output. We ran Massive CK6s and CK5s in a little BMW with a thin self powered sub. I'm sure you'll be happy with twice that power.
I was reading on Sound Deadener Showdown that only 25% of most surfaces need to be treated to get a great deal of deadening. Obviously the more u do, the better, and treat speaker mounting panels and the panels behind less conservatively. But you can stretch it and make a better overal impact IMO. You can always add more down the road as well.
I was reading on Sound Deadener Showdown that only 25% of most surfaces need to be treated to get a great deal of deadening. Obviously the more u do, the better, and treat speaker mounting panels and the panels behind less conservatively. But you can stretch it and make a better overal impact IMO. You can always add more down the road as well.
I've read a lot about the Massive nano series amps, do you know anything about the D series? Looking at this one from sonic:'
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_33275_Massive-Audio-D-3600.html
650 X 1 RMS @ 4 Ohm
950 X 1 RMS @ 2 Ohm
07-26-2011, 08:17 PM
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We used 4 D8000s on 2 Massive Rhinos. It worked well. They are a pretty efficient amp as well as being CEA rated. So you're guaranteed at least the power they're advertising. I can't remember what they made on the birth sheets. I'll check tomorrow. Good looking amps too. There's only a handful of Massive's products I've used and didn't like.
P.S. I'm sure u know the D3600 will do 1800rms@1ohm.
P.S. I'm sure u know the D3600 will do 1800rms@1ohm.
