Working On Phil's BMW With Peter From PS Sound!
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2023
- Hey Everyone,
How could you say no to the opportunity of helping out Peter Steinbacher from PS Sound in the UK, to work on Phil's EPIC sound quality inspired sound system in his BMW E92 335i!!
What an amazing experience it was to work with Peter, and a great lead into a massive weekend of sound quality tuning training!!!
Also special thanks to Coen from Fab Car Audio for letting us all take over his workshop for a day to make the magic happen!!!
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Big thank you to you, Coen and Peter for all the help on the car mate. Your soldering and cable tie work is at another level :)
WoW such an interesting conversation. This guy comes across like a professional who knows what he is talking about. He seems really passionate about car audio
That enclosure was amazing! Of course I wouldn't expect anything less from Peter! Love the colab Jay and again I'm so excited to see your back!
Thanks mate!! More to come soon 🙂
Awesome Jay. Great to see Peter here in Aus
Thanks Clint!! Such an awesome bloke, and just another crazy passionate car audio guy haha 😊
Peter just touched one thing and see what happened.....😁😊
As a lifelong audio nut, it is great learning from a master!
Impressive system for an inexperienced owner builder just goes to show with passion and the right guidance you can achieve something incredible
Well said! Couldn't agree more 🙂
Killed it, came up mint!
Sick man!
I said to Phil, he probably has the best sounding car in Aus at the moment haha. The PSsound religion is spreading across the globe!
Not sure its the best sounding car in Australia, but its an improvement on the tune I did myself 🤣
.....and that's how car audio comps first came about!
It's a pity it's all dead in Australia now.
I was active as competitor back in the Alpine Car Audio Nationals days (before IASCA existed in AU), and back then car audio events would pull crowds of thousands.
@@BMW1M If there are any judges still doing the rounds we could always get a local comp together if there is enough interest or at least get a few meets together for like minded hobbyists :)
5k+ people viewed this video and less than 200 of them hit the "like" button!!! Is there a with pressing like? Feedback on this platform is important even if you didn't enjoy the video it's good to let these guy know.
Blody hell never thaught id see a build with all of yous together lads I watch both your channels canny waits to see how it progresses.
Thanks Steven!! Can't wait to get back onto it 🙂
i dont think i saw the bloody owner , lol the car looks tidy tho, and i know from exp, pete can tune anything to its best , every time, thanks for sharing guys
Thabks for watching mate 🙂 Phil did make an appearance in there, he is also in the first picture at the start of the video.
Would love to know how the subs vent to air more as ib needs a lot of venting from what I understand
Does anyone have forum link for the build log? Or on what forum I can find it please? Thanks!
About the Bluetooth conversation at ~8:56... Challenge accepted, Peter. Simple fact of the matter is that you can stream lossless (data) to your phone/iPad/whatever all you want, but you don't then re-transmit it through BT without degrigation to the file. And until Bluetooth LE (a technology that is still to come to market) is then integrated into both the sending and receiving aspects (devices) of the transmission, this is and will be the case. But to fully make the claim you are here, though BTLE is forthcoming in the near future and considering the strides made to improve the BT that's currently available I can understand where the idea of your claim comes from, the technology simply doesn't exist yet... No disrespect meant, just fact-checking.
More Nerd than Audiophile...
Any chance you could show us a bit of how to tune from start till end without obviously giving your tricks away. There is not much good installer here in NZ
The next video Jay will bring will give you a better idea about what went into the tuning training.
I may do some tuning 101 in a later video, but of course I can't give away too many secrets 😜 As Peter said, next video will have some footage from our massive training weekend 🙂
You can check the Tuning playlist on our channel, which has many videos showing probably more than just the basics.
@@pssound9749 Great Thanks Peter and Jay
The locations are awesome, but front stage needs a lot of work aestheticaly.
Yes needs lots of work to get it looking pretty, unfortunately this my first build and I lack the fabrication skills, but ill give it a go with some help :)
Will be working on that soon 😉
David did you watch the whole video?
@@pssound9749 yes, Peter. Front sub turned out well. But pillars and mids still have to be finished aestetically. BTW, this SB26 sub is a 4 ohm version that requires double the volume than 8ohm version, how it behaves in that enclosure?
@@GarryDavidson157 it’s the 4ohm version and it’s perfectly fine for a front sub duty. The AE 15”s take care of the last 2 octaves.