The K2P is finally here! Pics..
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Originally Posted by syang3
I tuned the X'ver on the sub to lowpass at ~90Hz with 12db slope and it's good now. Drums feel much more real and the midbass I was looking for finally come alive. I then did another video clip this time with sub on and tweets -6db
Size: 29mb, Right click and save as this link
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9273.AVI
Size: 29mb, Right click and save as this link
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9273.AVI
Last edited by SweetnLow91SC; Feb 17, 2007 at 01:34 PM.
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Originally Posted by syang3
This one I used my $200 fuji to do it cuz the Nikon dslr, and any other dslr, doesn't record video. The original size was ~150mb so I used a program called WinAVI to convert to Divx file and shrink it to 27mb without too much quality loss. Then uploaded it to a hosting space.
so how do i get the Divx file to a link up? or where do i upload the file?
Last edited by SweetnLow91SC; Feb 17, 2007 at 01:02 PM.
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The problem is that photobucket will convert the file again to low quality flash format and loose quality big time. What you want to do is to upload the file you convert by Winavi to a hosting space. When you sign up a ADSL or Cable internet plan with your ISP, usually they will include a free personal space for free. Just upload the file to it and link it directly. Or you could buy a small web hosting plan from any reputable company and a domain name, that's what I did.
Will do a video clip with the first song again.
Will do a video clip with the first song again.
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First song with new settings:
Right clik and save as..
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9275.AVI
Right clik and save as..
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9275.AVI
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Originally Posted by syang3
The problem is that photobucket will convert the file again to low quality flash format and loose quality big time. What you want to do is to upload the file you convert by Winavi to a hosting space. When you sign up a ADSL or Cable internet plan with your ISP, usually they will include a free personal space for free. Just upload the file to it and link it directly. Or you could buy a small web hosting plan from any reputable company and a domain name, that's what I did.
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Originally Posted by syang3
First song with new settings:
Right clik and save as..
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9275.AVI
Right clik and save as..
http://www.minghost.com/caraudio/DSCF9275.AVI
It seems to be pretty much there... maybe some better control over the highs frequency acoustically? otherwise its alive right across.
what are the new setting?
BTW: just wondering which $200 Fuji camera did you use for the clips? i have a Fuji E-500 that could only record 60sec of video, and not 3mins.
Last edited by SweetnLow91SC; Feb 20, 2007 at 12:57 AM.
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After adding one extra layer yeterday to the door and the midbass of these k2p still not cutting it. If I turn it loud the midbass is there, but I normally won't listen to music at that kind of level. What I want is a nice midbass at low to mid volume. Today I went to a local shop and ask them about doing a sealed enclosure on the door panel (or inside) and they gave me a quote of $1200 for the job with color matched cloth or vinyl. Is that price resonable?
Wow! That sounds absolutely amazing!!!! Even being recorded, it still sounds amazing. I take it the recording doesn't do them justice.
I wish I had that kind of a setup.
How much is the setup you have now?
I wish I had that kind of a setup.
How much is the setup you have now?
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Originally Posted by syang3
After adding one extra layer yeterday to the door and the midbass of these k2p still not cutting it. If I turn it loud the midbass is there, but I normally won't listen to music at that kind of level. What I want is a nice midbass at low to mid volume. Today I went to a local shop and ask them about doing a sealed enclosure on the door panel (or inside) and they gave me a quote of $1200 for the job with color matched cloth or vinyl. Is that price resonable?
Last edited by SweetnLow91SC; Feb 21, 2007 at 11:25 AM.
