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I have a din cd-player and a 1/2 din epic150. The shop iso-mounted the epic150 then filled in the top and bottom with black cheap abs plastic. I want to find something to fill in that extra 1/2 din, but I do not want an eq... that is what my p930 is going to do. I have been looking at the audiocontrol hpx and it looks pretty freaking cool. I just don't know if I trust it at all though. I have the epic150 and it has an epicenter built into it, and I never use the processing. It claims wonders, but all it does is make the bass sound horribly muddy. Any opinions on the HPX or another 1/2 din gadget that might be of some use? Maybe even a 1/2 din pocket? Here is the audiocontrol link http://www.audiocontrol.com/caraudio.htm .
-------------------- Infiniti Qx4: Pioneer P930 H/U, Epic150, MTX8100d, 2 Alpine TypeR 12 SVC's with 1.28cuft tuned to 31hz, JL XR6.5 components (JL 300/4)/VR6 Coaxials (Other half of 300/4) F/R, 1 Farad Stinger HPM Cap, 2 Optima Red-Tops (Soon to be 3), 0/1 Gauge Stinger Wire, All Stinger HPM Fuses and Fuseholders, Cold Air Intake, HKSuv Sport Exhaust, Ignition System
148db's at 45hz... Posts: 239 | From: Mobile, Alabama | Registered: Mar 2001
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quote:Originally posted by Stuart Smith: Why not nake a new panel with a voltmeter or voltage level (led's) in it. Could prove very usefull.
The Epic-150 has a voltmeter... Thanks though. I think I'll get the pocket and then wait till spring to get the HPX. Has anyone used an Audiocontrol HPX?
-------------------- Infiniti Qx4: Pioneer P930 H/U, Epic150, MTX8100d, 2 Alpine TypeR 12 SVC's with 1.28cuft tuned to 31hz, JL XR6.5 components (JL 300/4)/VR6 Coaxials (Other half of 300/4) F/R, 1 Farad Stinger HPM Cap, 2 Optima Red-Tops (Soon to be 3), 0/1 Gauge Stinger Wire, All Stinger HPM Fuses and Fuseholders, Cold Air Intake, HKSuv Sport Exhaust, Ignition System
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take that 1/2din plastic they put in there and drill some holes for switches. put everything you can think of on a switch =) that's what im doin. neons, amps, fans..
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