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    Noob Mr Marv's Avatar
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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    Quote Originally Posted by Hic View Post
    What you working on?
    Trying to fix an amp some dudes bird chewed on!

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

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    ・It is 3.0cm component toe eater, DLX-F30T of Alpine.
    ・I adopt coexistence "異径 dual voice coil" structure by the early start at the high level and wide middle level range reproduction. フラッグシップモデルにふさわしくリング振動板を常に安定して再生するバックキャビティ構造などソフトドー ムの自然なしなやかさと、ホーンツィーターの応答性をあわせ持った革新的な構造のツィーターとなっています 。
    ・"The aluminum Lunt spacer" which enables certain installation. I fit the body suddenly and play a role as the stable base. The slant installation at the time of the setup is enabled, too.
    ・The back cavity structure that can keep a fixed atmospheric pressure of the rear of the vibration board.
    ・Maximum input 120W, rating input 40W.

    Specifications
    A form: Component toe eater
    Specifications unit: 3.0cm dual emission type tweeter
    Reproduction frequency band: 3.5kHz - 60kHz
    Input biggest at a moment: 120W
    Rating input: 40W
    An output sound pressure level: 89dB/W, m
    Impedance: 4 Ω
    Weight: 0.2 kg *2
    That seems very dirty in a few places.

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    I fit the body suddenly and play a role as the stable base.
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    2002 330Ci & 2020 Tacoma

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    Quote Originally Posted by Notloudenuf View Post
    I fit the body suddenly and play a role as the stable base.
    Reverse cowgirl ?
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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    Any luck undoing what the bird did to capacitor ? She went through the body and the dielectric with ease. It was the bright orange color (looked tasty). In the past she adjusted the treble, bass and volume on receiver, then danced to it ! Barbi is a bit of a "bass-head" !
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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    Decided to get started on the new system to get it out of the way so I can put my interior back together and move on to other planned mods. I'm going to keep the 13tw5 as well as JL xd700/5v2 to power an active front stage consisting of my Alpine DLX-F30T ring radiators and most likely the ScanSpeak Revelators. I'm also going to keep the factory headunit and I found there is a way to manipulate the JL TwK 88 to get a left minus right signal so I'm going to use that to add "proper" rear fill which will be powered by an Alpine mini amp. More pics coming as soon as the TwK 88 arrives and I get started.

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    There is a "spaciousness" with a surround algorithim !
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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    First time using a twk 88 and find it is easy to set up/use with plenty of control and I like that it actually came standard with the DRC-200 controller but I'll most likely get the DRC-205 with the nicer knobs as well as back lighting since I'll be using it for master volume control. I haven't had time to hook up the rear amp yet but once I do anyone in the area is welcome to come listen to "properly processed" rear fill and see if all the "rear speakers just mess up your front stage" posts I often see are valid. �� I also made under dash covers with the rear carpeted floor mats I received by accident (a little trimming along with some zip ties is all it took and the benifits were immediately noticeable with my low door mounted mids)

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    I've never thought of using mats like that...pretty ingenious

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    Re: Marv's Silverado Regular Cab build

    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl205 View Post
    I've never thought of using mats like that...pretty ingenious
    Thanks BigAl. I got lucky that these happened to conform pretty closely to the under side of my dash (passenger side fit with no trimming and drivers side only required notches to clear the brake pedal and a couple of brackets) but I'm sure inexpensive carpeted floor mats from the auto parts store could easily be made to fit just about any application.

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