Learn tips on finding vehicle peak and how to improve upon your current SPL score. Be sure to check out amicustoms Silveradogoesbang channel - / altimagoesbang
Excellent video. Very clear straightforward and to the point. A lot of people take for granted how hard it is to actually make one of these videos that makes sense and covers all the points that are in the title. Right along with not tripping all over your words. So all-in-all thumbs up. Liked and subscribed.
Every time you see the number change when we finally get to the 150 db mark it was because we were changing something in the vehicle, seat position, visors, glove box open, door open/close, window up/down. Peak doesn't change but just a few hz when you change from sealed to open or from dash to kick. So YES this works the same just remember depending on meter location and vehicle open vs sealed, peak changes.
Nice vid ami, i would really really really suggest people to use 2 decimals instead of one, maybe a couple of those 150.1 times it was actually louder when you guys changed something but couln´t notest that since you were using a single decimal, nice video! fecupe2001@SMD
this should be titled system peak [testing] vehicle peak can be considered as resonance fq which is the loudest spl fq in your vehicle and that's a way different test
haha true, BUT, for example, imagine that you gained 0.01 dbs by moving an air vent and you weren´t using the 2 decimals and you didn´t see that, then, you burp a 159.9 score that was really a 159.99 dbs lol, that happened to me today using a single 8", burped a 146.99 dbs, i hate not having the extra 0.01 dbs i need :(
Excellent video. Very clear straightforward and to the point. A lot of people take for granted how hard it is to actually make one of these videos that makes sense and covers all the points that are in the title. Right along with not tripping all over your words. So all-in-all thumbs up. Liked and subscribed.
Nice tutorial! I try to explain this to guys at shows when it's really too late to test at that time so this will help them be prepared.
Every time you see the number change when we finally get to the 150 db mark it was because we were changing something in the vehicle, seat position, visors, glove box open, door open/close, window up/down. Peak doesn't change but just a few hz when you change from sealed to open or from dash to kick. So YES this works the same just remember depending on meter location and vehicle open vs sealed, peak changes.
Killer video brother thank you very much I'm getting a term lab for 380.00 can't wait!
Great video man. Awesome info and nice score
Just saw ur video now I got some awesome pointers I can use on my spl lab meter
I will say tho your right there are so many varibles that can raise or lower your spl and its heartbreaking to lose by those tenths good luck
Very informative. Thanks for making this video.
Is there a way to just do a sweep and plot the spl as a graph? Kind of a pain to do it in steps.
great video!
Great vid!! Liked and fav !
I know old video, but what was the box tune? You didn't say and how does does box affect system tune?
Just play a frequency sweep and meter a few herz above and down and ur done with it for a half a time...
Would this work the same if I did it with the driver door open would the peak be different or with doors closed and window open would it change
Nice vid ami, i would really really really suggest people to use 2 decimals instead of one, maybe a couple of those 150.1 times it was actually louder when you guys changed something but couln´t notest that since you were using a single decimal, nice video!
fecupe2001@SMD
.25 ohm on that 3500!!!
this should be titled system peak [testing] vehicle peak can be considered as resonance fq which is the loudest spl fq in your vehicle and that's a way different test
Very good point !!! I like to see things that give me more then just .01 gain tho lol.
Those fis aren't hitting 0_o
haha true, BUT, for example, imagine that you gained 0.01 dbs by moving an air vent and you weren´t using the 2 decimals and you didn´t see that, then, you burp a 159.9 score that was really a 159.99 dbs lol, that happened to me today using a single 8", burped a 146.99 dbs, i hate not having the extra 0.01 dbs i need :(
I spoke to soon lOL