which one
03-05-2007, 07:05 PM
#1
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which one
DG-7Q
DIGI-Q (DIGItal-EQ) does more than just alter your music. It gives you 7 bands of equalization, subwoofer crossover and level controls as well as an extra audio input for a secondary source. You can control all this from the DIGI-Q with only one ****. A few clicks and turns of the **** and you can scroll through all the EQ settings, level controls, system voltage meter and even a true frequency counter for the outputs. Imagine the innovation involved in this one little half din unit. Extend your function get DIGI-Q.
Output Voltage Up to 8 V
Subwoofer Output Voltage Up to 10 V
Frequency Response 15HZ ~ 30KHZ
THD+n (1vrms output) = 0.002%
Input sensitivity = 0.3 ~ 1.5 Vrms
Channel separation (L R) = 79db
Source voltage range = 9.5 ~ 14.2
Current consumption 2amps (all outputs @ max.)
B/C control range = 20 db (+10 to -10db)
Subwoofer output freq. range 180~550 (LP)
Frequency bands: #1-57HZ, #2-134HZ, #3-400HZ, #4-1KHZ, #5-2.2 KHZ, #6-6.3KHZ and #7-16KHZ
or
6 Band Parametric EQ with 4 Channel 7V(RMS) Pre-Out
In-Dash DIN Size
Motorized Hidden Adjust Buttons
X-Breath Dual-color Intellective Illumination
Front/Rear Separate EQ Adjustment
Front/Rear Separate Gain Adjustment
Sub-woofer Pre-Out & Controller (Freq. & Gain
Automatic Power Switch
Gold Plated Input/Output Sockets
Balanced High/Low Level Input
or another brand that u recomend
DIGI-Q (DIGItal-EQ) does more than just alter your music. It gives you 7 bands of equalization, subwoofer crossover and level controls as well as an extra audio input for a secondary source. You can control all this from the DIGI-Q with only one ****. A few clicks and turns of the **** and you can scroll through all the EQ settings, level controls, system voltage meter and even a true frequency counter for the outputs. Imagine the innovation involved in this one little half din unit. Extend your function get DIGI-Q.
Output Voltage Up to 8 V
Subwoofer Output Voltage Up to 10 V
Frequency Response 15HZ ~ 30KHZ
THD+n (1vrms output) = 0.002%
Input sensitivity = 0.3 ~ 1.5 Vrms
Channel separation (L R) = 79db
Source voltage range = 9.5 ~ 14.2
Current consumption 2amps (all outputs @ max.)
B/C control range = 20 db (+10 to -10db)
Subwoofer output freq. range 180~550 (LP)
Frequency bands: #1-57HZ, #2-134HZ, #3-400HZ, #4-1KHZ, #5-2.2 KHZ, #6-6.3KHZ and #7-16KHZ
or
6 Band Parametric EQ with 4 Channel 7V(RMS) Pre-Out
In-Dash DIN Size
Motorized Hidden Adjust Buttons
X-Breath Dual-color Intellective Illumination
Front/Rear Separate EQ Adjustment
Front/Rear Separate Gain Adjustment
Sub-woofer Pre-Out & Controller (Freq. & Gain
Automatic Power Switch
Gold Plated Input/Output Sockets
Balanced High/Low Level Input
or another brand that u recomend
03-05-2007, 07:14 PM
#4
I personally would not use anything from power acoustic but thats me I would add a alpine pxa-h701 or a audiocontrol dqxs, the audiocontrol would be the easiest to use if you dont have a alpine deck with ai net control... someone on here has a audiocontrol dqx on here for sale right now the only problem with it over the dqxs is you will lose you sub control off your head unit, but the good news is the dqx has like 8 "I think" preset memories so you could just have a setup for when you want to bump around...
