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No adapters were needed, those were the orignal factory plugs from OEM speakers that fit the new STEG

@@soundtech7989 I had no clue STEG offers plug and play sets for Audi. Can you tell me what speaker you used for central mid range in your dashboard ? I am looking to do that same swap but i do see that they do not offer central mid range speaker for Audi.

Actually i do see you used AW25. Didnt read description in first place.

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Hello, great question! The tweeter space is really tight there, and we used Focal FLAX 130mm 5,25" that can be fitted in both tweeters and also the mids with universal 12mm speaker brackets. The other tweeter options is HELIX PR T25-S, you can suport it with HELIX Ci3 W130-S3 a great mid driver. Hope it helps

@@MikeStaMaria If you mean HEC Cards such as BT HD that's a no, no slot available within the amp. However the conductor is compatible.

It's electrically connected to the speakers' terminals, not acoustical measurements. Then it becomes a sound card shown on your computer.

Ok in the electronic music it sounds better but still mids are not even present, there should be some mids

It's like saying living in a cave is better than in an apartment on the 5th floor because you have an easier access to it. Of course the DSP can adjust the mids up too however what you can't here unless using headphones is there is no bass under 60Hz on the factory whereas with Match, the sub provides it down to 35Hz or so. As a result the speakers don't need to struggle and rattle in the desperate need for any bass reproduction in higher volumes. The brightness-mids settings is then absolutely customisable and can stay the same for all the system cares. But this whole exercise wasn't focused on that difference but rather on the whole picture. Unfortunately not sitting in the vehicle is probably the main reason why it can't be heard as a no-brainier winner over the original - I must agree with that part

@@soundtech7989 I understand everything you wrote and its true, as said when you do these demos you HAVE TO HAVE A SOLID RECORDING SETUP

The tweeter pods are originals, just drilled through. The white stuff was left behind as the customer said was going to go camping/offroading and wished to keep it more protected otherwise yeah, better to remove it.

@@soundtech7989 nice work! How much room there is behind tweeter pods? I would like to know which tweeter size fits using original pods.

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What sort of a nickname is that?

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no mic used here, it's tested via the electrical signal in the input signal wires

@@soundtech7989 What do you mean by that? You've got the high level inputs on the Matchup 10 connected to the laptop??

@@PbcMr I am not sure if we're talking about the same thing. What you're looking at is not RTA measurement, it's an electrical signal measurement in the IO section. We use an Audiocotrol microphone to show the RTA reading on a separate device, but that's not the part of this video so I naturally did not assume the question was directed to that. For this test, you use 2 of any of the Tesla inputs going through the UP10 and put them 50/50 together in the input signal analyser to test that the polarity is not flipped. The reading on the PC DSP-Tool input analyser will either show a curve (polarity not flipped) or no curve (polarity flipped). You must used correlated pink noise there. But there are still exceptions to this test so only take it as an extra indicative tool, not a 100% proven method.

I guess the question is, how are you getting the signal from the PC to the Tesla’s head unit or Match Up?

@@PbcMr The standard way, you play the pink noise from your phone Iike a normal song via Bluetooth to the car haha.

Hello. Yes it does, it may not be too obvious from the video but everything works exactly the same, just better with a new amp. Ideally to use MATCH UP 8DSP / MATCH UP 10DSP.

CONTROL I and CONTROL II (CTRL): Various functions can be selected in the DSP PC-Tool Software, e.g. controlling the master volume, controlling the subwoofer volume, controlling the HEC / MEC / AUX volume etc. MODE: Various functions can be selected in the DSP PC-Tool Software, e.g. activating the digital input, activating the HEC / MEC / AUX input, switching between two DSP-setups, deactivating all sound optimizing features of the DSP for demonstration purposes etc.

Whatever the FM transmitted, the head unit played back...

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Hi mate, yeah of course that's the whole point, it runs it all and also has an extra DSP tuned RCA out for an additional mono amp if installed.

Had a similar question

There might be slight differences such as the rear speaker type / location but other than that it should be identical. The G generation of BMW with the Harman Kardon comes with 2 amps: 1. all speakers amp + 2. the two floor subs amp. So far, all the G gen BMWs we've worked on have had this exact layout.

@@soundtech7989 Thanks! The RAM output is not flat I’m guessing? If so, that sucks. I miss the MOST output.

@@chrisbradley3224 No it's not hence the DSP is a must here.

yes, just that and dosens of other things, it's not that simple. It depends on the car model / system version and many things can vary between instllations. It can't be really explaind via RUclips comments unfortunatelly.

thank you for the reply! have a nice day@@soundtech7989

Hi-low converter, possibly an ASD module bypass, tools and lots of skills that can't be gained via RUclips comments

Usully always flat before the colouration, it all depends on the customer's needs / prefrrences

Hi, we do not speak Spanish here as it's suggested by the video language. If you want the box you can purchase it from us here soundtech.shopping/search?q=basser%20amarok

As mentioned in the video, it's just a plain steel thick rod you get at any hardware store, bend it and cut it with a jigsaw on a sharp angle and you have it.

Which bass speakers are you referring to? There is factory sub integratd in the dashboard but the spare wheel subwoofer is our aftermarket addition you can buy separately.

The ones in the dashboard. Found a picture from a mazda 3, but still had no time to inspect it properly. I'm thinking to upgrade the stock stereo with a dsp amp, after market speakers and separate sub and amp plus sound deadening. The speakers are certainly better than some other stock speakers but I was used to morel 6,5" active set and a sundown 15".

It doesn't switch the source here, only the EQ of the same source.