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i'd say it's the earth point tbh i had my amp earthed fine at this one point then took it out, then put it back in and i had a dodgy earth and had to adjust it to get it to work easy to find out if you got a multimeter that can measure DC current. stick it on current and stick one probe on...

this is my twin 3" from prospeed here & here

i think not lol i'd say that is about an 130dB setup there tbh (from the subs as it's easy to get high figures with high frequncies(sp))

broke atmospheric pressure?;)

it's about 8p a kWh iirc so that means it would cost 8p to run a 1000w appliance for 1 hour. so you just need to find out the total power and time and your away

yeah but it might clip it's tits off

no you need a 2-channel amp or a mono-block something like this is ideal

get one with about 300wRMS if you can always good to have some headroom:approve:

a x-over will have : 1 input pair 1 mid output 1 tweeter output you should only connect one mid and one tweeter to one x-over(not including 3-way x-overs) adding more will just kill the x-over as you will be pulling more current through it and losses will start to increase

lol i was gonna say check the fuse as sometimes they will "blow" near the ends and look fine

on nail the fubar head hit the;):clown:

no it wont read 13.8v it will be about 12.5-13.2v dependant on age (6x2.2v = 13.2v:S)

yeah i did get my needles of a trial set of dials i bought for £10 they were white so i thought they's look better with white led's. the soldering is easy took me about 1/2 hr and i was taking my time lol

these are what you need cheap as f**k and white looks like this ;)

i didn't like this from pixmania i had a euro plug on the lead for my tv and came with an adaptor but there is no earth on adaptor and i'm sure sm-psu's have amn earth leakage current

i've had this twice adrian flux doesn't surprise me in the slightest

no you'd swap it so that your side/brake lights at the bottom and your fogs at the top

the bottom ones are as bright as your brake lights when at full brightness but you side lights would just move to the bottom with the same brightness as they were at the top

interesting:coffee: so what you you get done for about £1k on the 1.6?? been thinking about this or getting a new car but i can't really afford a new car lol

gsd3's all day as the exaltos are just a little too pricey in 17" guise

no cos they are the same leds it's the compontents that are sealed behind the light that make the side lights dimmer so it would be the same with bottom set of leds

surely it is a case of just swapping a couple of wires as i'd imagine there in banks in parallel?

there is an item you can buy for a alpine hu to read mp3's off a usb drive KCA-620M

it's straight forward once you got the dials infront of you think you need something like a T10 torx driver to take them apart

i think you can swap the surround but the needles you can deffinatly change as i got some white ones off an auto on mine

i don't think you can change the resistor as all the electronics are all sealed up if you did add one outside make it something like a 100 ohm one with a 1w rating

*cough* xenon IS a gas the correct term for the lighting used on modern cars is metal hallide;)

i was talking of a stereo it saves you using the ones on the amp as you get more fine tuning on the h/u one

yeah but the don't come with built in active 3-way x-overs;)

Alpine DVA9965R simply awesome but you need a seperate amp as it doesn't have an internal one if not go for most expensive alpine you can get. pioneers used to be the better when the dac's were actually made by burr-brown