Nick77;166008 Wrote:
Definetly modded the Tahoe and overclocked the computer and did some
audio mods.Cant leave well enough alone, the old Tim Allen
syndrone.Primal guy thing I think.
What a arrogant replay ignorance is a ugly thing
But Sorrry for my bad english im from Denmark not usa.
It would be nice to take some kind of basic electronics course. Maybe
community colleges have quick courses for adults? I'm pushing fifty
and haven't handled a soldering iron since my Boy Scout days. I've
read about many interesting and affordable DIY projects here and
elswhere. It would be
jmourik;166190 Wrote:
My latest mod, Eight Nerve triangles and rectangles...
My room is not quite as extreme (regarding hard surfaces), but it's
still way too hard. How much of a difference will those Eighth Nerve
stuff do?
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http://www.last.fm/user/ThisCharmingMan/
TCM;166348 Wrote:
My room is not quite as extreme (regarding hard surfaces), but it's
still way too hard. How much of a difference will those Eighth Nerve
stuff do?Well, I still have to receive four response seams for the left and
right
walls, so what I have right now is only on the front
lafayette;166270 Wrote:
It would be nice to take some kind of basic electronics course. Maybe
community colleges have quick courses for adults? I'm pushing fifty
and haven't handled a soldering iron since my Boy Scout days. I've
read about many interesting and affordable DIY projects here
jmourik;166202 Wrote:
Somehow I don't think that will fly with the wife...
What about a modified* bearskin rug?
*Simply provide the taxidermist with AcoustaStuff or Owens Corning
fiberglass material and you have a highly effective, yet attractive,
early reflection sound absorber.
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Skunk
Pat Farrell;166028 Wrote:
I was going to demand timeslips or dyno charts to prove your claim of
10 HP from just a pipe and jet kit.
Now you're talking! HA! Ye of little faith!
See attachment with before and after results:
Looks like it was hardly worth bothering. Nobody can -possibly- tell a
difference that small ... ;-)
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www.at-tunes.co.uk
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jmourik;166111 Wrote:
Now you're talking! HA! Ye of little faith!
See attachment with before and after results:
I'm sure that little burst of extra torque at 135mph makes all the
difference :)
Adam
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95bcwh;166021 Wrote:
Is this another thread intending at rediculing those who offers mods,
and those who buy mods?
No. I was trying to understand why so many people feel that everything
audio must be modified to get satisfactory performance. Why does this
urge apply to only a few areas-
tyler_durden;166127 Wrote:
No. I was trying to understand why so many people feel that everything
audio must be modified to get satisfactory performance. Why does this
urge apply to only a few areas- audio and engines being the main ones I
can think of?
Is it more cost effective to
I think you're limiting the scope of what people mod. Anything where
people want performance, but the product is expensive, is modded:
Hifi and cars for sure, but also computers, houses (I've just been
DIY-ing!).
What about artists? Where would we be if they didn't experiment with
media (even
My latest mod, Eight Nerve triangles and rectangles...
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jmourik;166190 Wrote:
My latest mod, Eight Nerve triangles and rectangles...
Jan...you gotta do one more mod - adding carpet to the floor..
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95bcwh;166196 Wrote:
Jan...you gotta do one more mod - adding carpet to the floor..
Somehow I don't think that will fly with the wife...
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Hi
I have Tact millenium mk3 amp
and even do i was very impressed with the sound stock it still had a
coldnes and glareis sound and to be honest had it very clinical and
unmusical
But resolution was beyond top noch.
I desided to send it to a company called aberdeen components becaus the
are
Definetly modded the Tahoe and overclocked the computer and did some
audio mods.Cant leave well enough alone, the old Tim Allen
syndrone.Primal guy thing I think.
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Nick77
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You can blame mankind or even God, the need to improve is born within us
all. from hapless infants to crawling and walking to running its all
about improving. We upgrade our meals (supersize me) our homes (buy
bigger or add on) we go to gyms to improve our health. In short this
is what we do in
Recoveryone;166017 Wrote:
You can blame mankind or even God, the need to improve is born within us
all. from hapless infants to crawling and walking to running its all
about improving. We upgrade our meals (supersize me) our homes (buy
bigger or add on) we go to gyms to improve our health.
95bcwh;166021 Wrote:
Is this another thread intending at rediculing those who offers mods,
and those who buy mods?
I hope so, i love those heated discussions. Unfortunately nobody
ridiculed my FZ1 mods...
Hm.
jan
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jmourik
jmourik wrote:
I hope so, i love those heated discussions. Unfortunately nobody
ridiculed my FZ1 mods...
I was going to demand timeslips or dyno charts to prove your claim of 10
HP from just a pipe and jet kit.
And they make more power when you paint them a proper color. The problem
with
It certainly applies to cars, but not as far as I know to refrigerators
and so on. Perhaps the devices that have 'static' performance are left
alone simply because they work and there is no perceived or noticeable
benefit to upgrading.
Cars and hi-fi have a more 'dynamic' performance envelope,
Yes it's a social phenomenon for sure, haven't you seen the site
hackaday.com? They once showed how to modify a Billy Big Mouth Bass in
order to run linux and have custom greetings.
Getting to your main point; Take the Sonic Impact implementation of a
Tripath chip for example. The Sonic Impact
Skunk;165593 Wrote:
Yes it's a social phenomenon for sure, haven't you seen the site
hackaday.com? They once showed how to modify a Billy Big Mouth Bass in
order to run linux and have custom greetings.
My fave of the week is the guy who modified his Roomba so that he could
control it with
snarlydwarf;165624 Wrote:
My fave of the week is the guy who modified his Roomba so that he could
control it with his Wii Remote.
So, for the price of a Roomba, a PC to control it and a Wii, you get a
vacuum you can move around by making wild motions with your hands.
Why not just use a
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