New Audio

ddvette9

How the hell do i post pictures of my new system if my photos are on my desktop?

SlikNik

Open a photobucket account for free. Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket
Then click on upload pictures link. It will open a pop up screen. At the very top of that click on the arrow to browse your desktop.
Then click on the picture you want to upload to photobucket.
Once file is there you then want to get the IMG code. This is done by copying and then pasting it into your post. Click preview of your thread and you should see your pictures. If all is good post it up.

Another tip is to open up 2 web pages simultaneously so you can bounce back and forth copying the IMG codes from one then pasting them to the other.

good luck

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ddvette9

I finally completed my audio system. I am running a Kenwood DDX 514, Pioneer 6.5 2-way coax door speakers, a Kenwood 300x1 Class D Mono Block Amp and a Zenclosures Box with a 12 inch 12w3v3 2ohm. Pictures are a tad blurry fom my IPHONE but they do the job. Also, I know the amp is upside down, I will be remounting it soon when I strecth the wire slack out a little this weekend. ENJOY THE PICS!!!!



The Amp is velcrowed to the plastic and it hold up just fine. I wanted easy access to the amp and a decent place to keep it cool. Not to mention it is nicely hidden behind the seat



Here is a picture of the DDX 514 with the amber color matching illumination




Here is a side profile of the Zenclosures with the 12w3v3 and the protective grille I have over it. The funny looking thing on the left was a bubble in the grille I had to fix really quickly.



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Big thanks to Mike from Zenclosures for allowing me to go to his shop and pick the box up. I paid in cash and I am in law school so he gave me a nice discount, I appreciate it. Mike is a great guy and his product is awesome.

If anyone has any questions about audio set up dont hesitate to ask. This is my fourth sub in this car and it wil be my last, I am very happy. I love my kenwood headunit and amp and my Pioneer door speakers sound pretty good too. ENJOY!!!

ddvette9

Almost forgot a big thanks to SlikNik for some general advice and 2fast4thelaw for helping me choose the 12w3v3. Thanks guys

TipsZ

Congrats Dallas. I can't wait to hear it.

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TreeSemdyZee

A little war injury on your subwoofer? Don't feel bad, I scratched the screen on my head unit when installed it on my 350. Now I get to try it again on my 370.

ddvette9

eVerything is fine, the metal grille was just rippled from pressure and after I took the pictures I noticed it and popped it back into place so everything is back to neat and even now

SlikNik

Thanks bro,
One thing I found is the Zenclosure box fits better with the rug removed. It will fit your interior panels like a glove with it out.

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2fast4thelaw

Cool! That 12W3V3 hits like a hammer doesn’t it? That is my favorite subwoofer that JL makes as it is a true SQ sub. It’s not loudest or hardest hitting sub they make by any means but it sounds nearly perfect! I wish it could handle more power or I would roll with that series. It’s very reminiscent of the classic original JL 12W6 which is legendary and in its day nothing came close! The new version 2 is also excellent but JL traded a little bit of SQ for the extra depth and output. They weigh a frikin ton too! I love how they designed the grills on them. JL audio is just unmatched when it comes to fit and finish.

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