Sharing a little of a high-end ICE in the making by my installer friend that we believed in producing good workmanship, home hifi sq & affordability in sourcing of any mix&match hifi speakers to achieve the realm in the hifi sq!!

There's no extra spending of any sound processor or the needs of top ICE brands at all in our philosophy!

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Bro, your statement on "High-End ICE" and "Top ICE brand" is rather confusing...but that's not my point.

Just would like to know more on the part you said no sound processor, how do you plan to do it?

That's the shop secret recipe i think. Where is this shop?

Hi respectable ICE sifu, MyWifeCar!
Such setup are purely using mini capacitors or capacitors of their right sizes & capacity to filter the increase or degrease setting for the accurate frequencies that a customer wants - all by manual tuning, adjusting, customizing & satisfying the right frequency feeds individually!
The above requiring immensely installation skills & oldschool knowledge from the good old days with Technichi, remember the who & who during those ICE days, MyWifeCar? Hihi
Below is the sharing of my 4.1way secret setup!


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This's the humble shop, http://ebaudio.blogspot.my/?m=1
&, https://m.facebook.com/ebaudiocaracc

Talk to any ICE suppliers all know this owner cum installer, 1 man show!

All welcome for an audition but bear in mind yah, here we talk about sound, the flexibility of exploring any home hifi possibilities to achieve what a customer wants, SQ to home hifi experience & budget affordability!

This post has been edited by superdeemon: Sep 6 2015, 08:55 AM

Sounds like custom passives to me. Nice job bro, sure enjoy. (But Howie sure scold you the wiring messy)

I am not sifu, definitely not in ICE. If other profession then maybe I know a bit...

I can see that there are a few holes, and even a ribbon tweeter(noob view). That would be quite some work to be done isn't it?

You're being humble only.

Usually such a makeover needs about 1week job at least in the shop, can't rush too which the customers won't too Even mine at just a 4 (.1) way also need 3.5 days to complete, & what's more this's a 6way!!

This post has been edited by superdeemon: Sep 7 2015, 07:10 PM

Tq bro & yup, I'm enjoying every moment of it

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