jim miller wrote:
>
> bnich@bellatlantic.net wrote:
>
> > It came out in 98 and IS a different model!
> > Jim in Waco
> > > Ed wrote:
> > Is the DEH-P85DHR the new model that Roger was
> > talking about or something completely different.
> > Ed
> >
> > Jim, Are you running a Sub off of the built in Sub crossover in the
> > DEH-P85DHR? If so who's Sub. Thanks Bob
>
> Yes I am. I have a single 10" pioneer plastic cone sw driven by a
> Power Acoustic 280 watt amp and it is using the built in crossover.
> The 85 also comes with another crossover that can eliminate frequencies
> over 400 cps from the rear speakers called FIE, and here is how I use
> it. I mounted 4" coaxial speakers in the kick panels and drive them
> off the front speaker outputs. I cut out the factory holes in the
> doors to accept 8" pioneer woofers and run them from the rear speaker
> outputs with the FIE turned on. This way there is full range to the
> kick panel speakers, Bass and low mid up to 400 cps to the door
> speakers and 80 down to the sub behind the drivers seat powered by the
> external amp. I actually believe 10" could have been fitted in the
> doors and someday I may do this. Yes I do have power windows. There
> is NO depth problem in the doors. The rear sidewall speakers are not
> used because in competition they interfere with the front sound stage.
> Jim in Waco
> 99 R/T RC
Jim, Sounds neat. I didn't think there was that kind of room in the
doors. I take it you have a Ext Cab? The Sub is on the floor behind the
drivers seat? I like the door/kick panel set up. What do you think about
using a thunderform for the sub? Sounds like your really into this.
How is a compition judged? I'd just like to up grade my system. Thanks
for the ideas. Bob
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