What do you get when an SQ guy and an SPL guy install together?
Yankee
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 3,599
no no no
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
no no no
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
You made Mat and I laugh so much my head hurts
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Joined: Feb 2006
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Obviously the performance is identical regardless of orientation, but it could lend to the overall attention to detail of the car if all the logos were lined up. I know at least one competitor who took the time to line up all the logos in his car.
All those stupid little things that 'make no difference' can suddenly make a difference, if in impression only.
(and no it wasn't me. I used BrownBread that has no logos
)
All those stupid little things that 'make no difference' can suddenly make a difference, if in impression only.
(and no it wasn't me. I used BrownBread that has no logos
)
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Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 8
Obviously the performance is identical regardless of orientation, but it could lend to the overall attention to detail of the car if all the logos were lined up. I know at least one competitor who took the time to line up all the logos in his car.
All those stupid little things that 'make no difference' can suddenly make a difference, if in impression only.
(and no it wasn't me. I used BrownBread that has no logos )
All those stupid little things that 'make no difference' can suddenly make a difference, if in impression only.
(and no it wasn't me. I used BrownBread that has no logos
)
no no no
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
the Dynamat must be read from the seated position to properly affect the phase angle of the sonic presentation. By installing the dynamat in the way he has done it so far it is obvious he is doing a 2 seat SQ installation not single seat. Now if he puts a second layer on he needs to lay it in an opposing pattern to the original dynamat to maintain phase correct polarization.
Yesterday and today's progress. Amp rack lit up with blue LED's switches on/off with trunk opening. 1-1/2" MDF rings cut and counter sank. and more boring fiber glassing.
I'll have pics of the enclosures tomorrow.
Amps are Zapco DC reference 1000.4 and 750.2
Cheers
Julian
I'll have pics of the enclosures tomorrow.
Amps are Zapco DC reference 1000.4 and 750.2
Cheers
Julian
