Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade

[sqcomp]

Originally Posted by derickveliz2

oK, Lets talk "Bit Ten"

-Only good for a 2 way + Subwoofer right?

-I can plug 2 sets (4 channel) of channels into Bit Ten... Front door speakers and front tweeters to get the signal from the MB head unit (MB=Mercedes Benz) the Bit Ten is going to de-equalize and then provide 3 channels out like L+R Midbass, L+R Tweeter, + Subwoofer

-Does the Bit Ten has Left and Right EQ?

-An finally... how much it costs?

D.

http://www.audison.eu/index.php?page=product&id=42

Cost? 300-400. It's more effective than any analog piece from the 80-90s to be honest. You have the ability to see the entire crossover and EQ layout, the ability to make adjustments on the fly while seeing and hearing the effect pretty much instantly. You have time alignment as well. In the setup of the PC program, it should ask if you are using a two or three way.

I can have Jim call you if you'd like.

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by sqcomp

http://www.audison.eu/index.php?page=product&id=42

Cost? 300-400. It's more effective than any analog piece from the 80-90s to be honest. You have the ability to see the entire crossover and EQ layout, the ability to make adjustments on the fly while seeing and hearing the effect pretty much instantly. You have time alignment as well. In the setup of the PC program, it should ask if you are using a two or three way.

I can have Jim call you if you'd like.

Yes I would like to talk to him and go over details,

Thanks.

D.

[_S7V7N_]

http://www.cadencesound.com/xam500-4bt/

Wonder how this amp would do in an sq setup. Bluetooth inputs ?

[sqcomp]

There's this as well:

http://precisionpower.com/store/prod...deq-8-127.html

[_S7V7N_]

The thing i'm wondering on that amp(cadence) is could you wire the speakers as well as run them wirelessly. So they could be hooked up to the factory deck (wired) p-99 (wirelessly) ?

Would a hi lo (LOC) put out a clean signal or would any sq be sacrificed ?

[sqcomp]

Okay...The BT is refrencing your phone. The speakers themselves won't be wireless.

That being said...there is a way to make it wireless, sort of. It's not worth the time except in home audio applications IMHO.

[why?]

Could the P99 fit in the armrest? I saw a build a long time ago where the builder kept everything looking stock, and could even run off of the stock head unit, but he had a switch with the good head unit and cd changer hidden in the arm rest.

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by why?

Could the P99 fit in the armrest? I saw a build a long time ago where the builder kept everything looking stock, and could even run off of the stock head unit, but he had a switch with the good head unit and cd changer hidden in the arm rest.

1- too small won't fit )o:

2- you really need to see the face of the deck specially when tuning, that means in "your regular driving position", when tuning you can't turn your head or move.

D.

[derickveliz2]

I'm also interested in the...

ES3
"bit Energy Storage Start & Stop
It prevents the processor from shutting down when turning on cars featuring the start & stop system
When starting the engine, the vehicle battery voltage might decrease below 8 Volts value. If a signal processor (bit One, bit Ten) is installed in your car system, especially with cars featuring the start & stop system, low supply voltage values might make the processor shut down. In order to avoid waiting for the processor to complete its turn-on cycle again, you can install the ES3 by connecting it in series to the processor power supply cables."


D.

[NT05]

The BIT 10 Does just about anything you can dream of. You would ultimately want the BIT 10D because it comes with the controller. In the end your head unit becomes nothing more than a play source. Think of it like your home unit DVD player, it just plays your dvd's and you A/V unit control's everything you plug in to it. The BIT is just that, it controls everything once plugged in to it. Which is why you need the controller from Audison as well. Also if you look at my thread (Making it count) it shows the BIT 10D with controller.

[sqcomp]

What NT is talking about is the DRC to the Bit products.

When I used the bit one, the DRC was more of an afterthought. I used my laptop more often. Still, if you have multiple settings, that DRC does allow control for various settings which can be convenient.

If one is to buy a Bit product, it would be wise to also go through the Bit Tune process at your local shop.

[NT05]

Depending where you are located there are not a lot of BIT 10 tuners. The nice thing about the BIT product is you can store and share files much like a MAP from a tune on a ecu of a car. ABT electronics in Chicago has a genuine Audison BIT tuner that has been to the tuning school in Germany for this product line. This processor can be quite a challenge if you are not versed in audiophile tuning. All the processors here in the states are still trying to catch up with Audisons BIT products so when it comes to deciding on a processor choose carefully.

[sqcomp]

My shop has the bit tune and we have been through training with Elettromedia/Audison.

I know several around my area and one in Las Vegas, Jon Webb.

[derickveliz2]

Thanks guys,

I may go with a 2 way system so the Bit Ten would work but...

I would like to have what the P99 gives me and if I'm not missing something goes like this:

-Individual Levels
-Slopes
-Adjust Frequency range HPF/LPF for each channel
-Phase for each channel
-Mute individual output channels
-L/R Independent 31-Band Digital Equalizer
-T/A
-Remote

I don't like the idea of using a laptop a lot because I like to do a lot of tuning on the road, but I know I could
do it with a computer without driving too.

If I have at least all these features I can tune with no problem.

Are there any tutorials on the software to see how the Bit Ten works?

Thanks again!

D.

[TOLMACH]

Originally Posted by derickveliz2

Thanks guys,

I may go with a 2 way system so the Bit Ten would work but...

I would like to have what the P99 gives me and if I'm not missing something goes like this:

-Individual Levels
-Slopes
-Adjust Frequency range HPF/LPF for each channel
-Phase for each channel
-Mute individual output channels
-L/R Independent 31-Band Digital Equalizer
-T/A
-Remote

I don't like the idea of using a laptop a lot because I like to do a lot of tuning on the road, but I know I could
do it with a computer without driving too.

If I have at least all these features I can tune with no problem.

Are there any tutorials on the software to see how the Bit Ten works?

Thanks again!

D.

If you have a 99 why would you need bit ten? SQ wise it is hardly better. Waste of money imho

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by TOLMACH

If you have a 99 why would you need bit ten? SQ wise it is hardly better. Waste of money imho

Unfortunately there is no space for the P99 inside the CLA






D.

[sqcomp]

D,

You know I used both at the same time. I had the ability to cascade my responses if I had needed to.

Of course you wouldn't do any in-depth tuning while driving, either on the P99 or the Bit One (ten). The road and engine noise alone spoil any true critical listening.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkZhk-9KL48

[derickveliz2]

I like it!

So basically what you do is intercept the signal from the OEM head unit to the speakers and put the Bit Ten in the middle.

So what I need is a Bit Ten, a Controller and ES3?

D.