[speedzak]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Oh yeah, that's cool too.

In my mod, only the compartment is cut, nothing else. So you either cut it or discard it completely. I have somehow had blokes who wanted to retain the lid-closing functionality, and wanted the car to look stock in front.

B&T, a pic is worth a lot of talk! Please, I wanna see how the lid closes after the install.

Gunbir! Nice and neat install there. Full marks for the clean job.

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by speedzak

B&T, a pic is worth a lot of talk! Please, I wanna see how the lid closes after the install.

[low_bass_makker]

very good stealth install partner........keep it up...100% fine work......

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

very good stealth install partner........keep it up...100% fine work......

Here's one more cool thing you can try with the Accord.

[speedzak]

B&T!!!! I'm just out of words bro!!!
100 marks or maybe 1000. The Install is really good. Very much stealthily done. Too good to believe. Well done!

What are those audio connectors doing below the HU?
And the level adjusters I assume is for the amps!!??

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by speedzak

B&T!!!! I'm just out of words bro!!!
100 marks or maybe 1000. The Install is really good. Very much stealthily done. Too good to believe. Well done!

What are those audio connectors doing below the HU?
And the level adjusters I assume is for the amps!!??

Those turny things (Gosh I'm talking like Sam now) are remote bass boost knobs. There are two of them because there are two different amps for the subs.

They are on full for artistic purposes only.

The Audio connectors are go to the Aux-in of the Pioneer Head Unit. When I installed this nearly 2 years ago, i-pod adapters were hard to come by. The client also plugs in his laptop over there.

[speedzak]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Those turny things (Gosh I'm talking like Sam now) are remote bass boost knobs. There are two of them because there are two different amps for the subs.

They are on full for artistic purposes only.

Exactly! I thought of the same. But how important are these bass boost controls in an install? I've seen these messing up a nicely tuned setup more than once.

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

The Audio connectors are go to the Aux-in of the Pioneer Head Unit. When I installed this nearly 2 years ago, i-pod adapters were hard to come by. The client also plugs in his laptop over there.

You mean he connects it and plays songs from the laptop?
Holy!!! Imagine: winamp in the background, nice song playing and you browsing T-BHP and a nice belly dancer shaking her hips to the tunes of winamp!! what else could anybody ask for??

[ST7677]

Quote:
Originally Posted by ST7677

Has anyone done an ICE install on Honda Civic? If yes can you please send me the details of installation?



What details do you want?

B&T, can you provide some idea on how to reach the back of the integrated audio system? What are the kind of Inputs and Outputs and how to go forward from there...

Actually, since it;s a new launch, none of the shops I went to were aware of how to access the back of the integrated HU, some of them even came with screw drivers and tried forcing it out , but I got too scared and asked them to lay off...

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by speedzak

But how important are these bass boost controls in an install? I've seen these messing up a nicely tuned setup more than once.

You're right speedzak. I am not in support of using the bass boost controls on amps unless you're using a really impotent subwoofer, or the enclosure is too small and there's inadequate low bass. They're just equalizers, so the same pros and cons apply for their usage.

Originally Posted by ST7677

B&T, can you provide some idea on how to reach the back of the integrated audio system? What are the kind of Inputs and Outputs and how to go forward from there...

I suppose you're talking about the Civic here. I earlier mistakenly said "Alpine head unit in the Civic". That was the new Honda City.

The head unit of the Civic is similar to the kind found in the Accord. No pre-outs, so there's no point reaching behind it, which in itself is a painful procedure. So you will need to get line-out converters, or use an amp with high-level inputs, if that's the upgrade you have in mind.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Here's one more cool thing you can try with the Accord.

this type of intectuall work I have not seen in delhi till now....good work partner......

[navin]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Here's one more cool thing you can try with the Accord.

Pray may I ask why do you need to access the cap? I'd rather have a nice bitwise headphone amp and a pair of Beyer/AKG/Senns etc..

[low_bass_makker]

may be one has to check the voltage..............

one more thing he has a camera to click the voltage photo also......and a dmm to check the differance also.....

[autopsyche]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

this type of intectuall work I have not seen in delhi till now....good work partner......

Errrr, what other intellectual purpose does this mod do except for showing off the cap? Please explain...

PS: For all those who're giggling, no pun intended

[low_bass_makker]

are sirjeee i am talking about this the stealth hu and the above is a continution of the same...




thats all this is very good and indeed new to me.....thats why bus....

also I will talk about the area in which I live in like ncr region I have not seen this type of install thats why I said.....this type of intectuall work I have not seen in delhi till now.

[autopsyche]

Well i sure hope that now you will put your intellect to good use and come up with some stealth installs for your car! Then we can boast about our very own low bass makkkker in ncr.