Dodge, GMC, and Nissan compete on this small hill climb (100% grade) at Spring Creek Off Road. very muddy and slick; who will make it up? Dodge and GMC are on Nitto Terra Grapplers. Nissan is running Michelin LTX A/T2. The Nittos on the Dodge are old and bald; the Nittos on the GMC are nearly brand new.
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Showing posts with label NISSAN. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Dodge vs. GMC vs. Nissan at Spring Creek
Dodge vs. GMC vs. Nissan at Spring Creek Tube. Duration : 2.33 Mins.
Dodge, GMC, and Nissan compete on this small hill climb (100% grade) at Spring Creek Off Road. very muddy and slick; who will make it up? Dodge and GMC are on Nitto Terra Grapplers. Nissan is running Michelin LTX A/T2. The Nittos on the Dodge are old and bald; the Nittos on the GMC are nearly brand new.
Dodge, GMC, and Nissan compete on this small hill climb (100% grade) at Spring Creek Off Road. very muddy and slick; who will make it up? Dodge and GMC are on Nitto Terra Grapplers. Nissan is running Michelin LTX A/T2. The Nittos on the Dodge are old and bald; the Nittos on the GMC are nearly brand new.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Rockford Fosgate®
Rockford Fosgate® Tube. Duration : 1.42 Mins.
Pump out your favorite tunes with a 710-watt, 9 speaker sound system from Rockford Fosgate. To build your Mitsubishi, visit www.mitsubishicars.com
Pump out your favorite tunes with a 710-watt, 9 speaker sound system from Rockford Fosgate. To build your Mitsubishi, visit www.mitsubishicars.com
Labels:
Entertainment,
Fosgate,
Maxima,
Navigation,
NISSAN,
Rockford,
Systems
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
2009 Nissan GTR Skyline Sound System Upgraded to Hertz/ Audison Electronics & Speakers
2009 Nissan GTR Skyline Sound System Upgraded to Hertz/ Audison Electronics & Speakers Tube. Duration : 4.48 Mins.
This is a short clip to an audio upgrade to the factory navigation radio. The output of the radio is feed to an Audison Bit One summing processor. The power amplifier is a Hertz HP5 and powers all 5 channels. The out power of the HP5 is 980 watts rms. The inner door skins, rear panels and trunk panels are criss crossed with Dynamat Xrteme. The front channel has the High Energy Components with custom rear panels wrapped in black leather. The subwoofer is a custom fiberglass fitted in the left rear corner. The OEM sub panel we also wrapped and stitched to match the center comsole.
This is a short clip to an audio upgrade to the factory navigation radio. The output of the radio is feed to an Audison Bit One summing processor. The power amplifier is a Hertz HP5 and powers all 5 channels. The out power of the HP5 is 980 watts rms. The inner door skins, rear panels and trunk panels are criss crossed with Dynamat Xrteme. The front channel has the High Energy Components with custom rear panels wrapped in black leather. The subwoofer is a custom fiberglass fitted in the left rear corner. The OEM sub panel we also wrapped and stitched to match the center comsole.
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Nissan Leaf VSP Vechicle Sound for Pedestrians
Nissan Leaf VSP Vechicle Sound for Pedestrians Video Clips. Duration : 3.98 Mins.
www.leafownersgroup.com In developing the sound system, Nissan studied behavioral research of the visually impaired and worked with cognitive and acoustic psychologists. After looking at applied original technology developed to reduce vehicle noise and conducting tests in Japan and abroad, the Approaching Vehicle Sound for Pedestrians system was created. The sine-wave sound system sweeps from 2.5kHz at the high end to a low of 600Hz, an easily audible range across age groups. Nissan worked to avoid a sound range that would add unnecessary noise to the environment (around 1000Hz). Depending on the speed and status (accelerating or decelerating) of Nissan LEAF, the sound system will make sweeping, high-low sounds. For instance, when Nissan LEAF is started, the sound will be louder, so a visually impaired person would be aware that a nearby car was beginning operations. And when a car is in reverse, the system will generate an intermittent sound. The sound system ceases operation when Nissan LEAF tops 30km and enters a sound range where regular road noise is high. It engages again as Nissan LEAF slows to under 25km/h. The system is controlled through a computer and synthesizer in the dash panel, and the sound is delivered through a speaker in the engine compartment. A switch inside the vehicle can turn off sounds temporarily. The system automatically resets to "On" at the next ignition cycle.
www.leafownersgroup.com In developing the sound system, Nissan studied behavioral research of the visually impaired and worked with cognitive and acoustic psychologists. After looking at applied original technology developed to reduce vehicle noise and conducting tests in Japan and abroad, the Approaching Vehicle Sound for Pedestrians system was created. The sine-wave sound system sweeps from 2.5kHz at the high end to a low of 600Hz, an easily audible range across age groups. Nissan worked to avoid a sound range that would add unnecessary noise to the environment (around 1000Hz). Depending on the speed and status (accelerating or decelerating) of Nissan LEAF, the sound system will make sweeping, high-low sounds. For instance, when Nissan LEAF is started, the sound will be louder, so a visually impaired person would be aware that a nearby car was beginning operations. And when a car is in reverse, the system will generate an intermittent sound. The sound system ceases operation when Nissan LEAF tops 30km and enters a sound range where regular road noise is high. It engages again as Nissan LEAF slows to under 25km/h. The system is controlled through a computer and synthesizer in the dash panel, and the sound is delivered through a speaker in the engine compartment. A switch inside the vehicle can turn off sounds temporarily. The system automatically resets to "On" at the next ignition cycle.
Labels:
NISSAN,
Pedestrians,
Vechicle
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
Audiophile music server running XBMC
Audiophile music server running XBMC Video Clips. Duration : 9.68 Mins.
This is my media server running XBMC. There is no screen attached and everything is controlled through my Android phone and updated using my laptop and VNC. Network Map - img710.imageshack.us Components: Peachtree Audio NOVA - signalpathint.com Yamaha NS1000X - www.thevintageknob.org SureVue 2A - www.mediavuesystems.com HTC Inspire - www.htc.com Software: XBMC - xbmc.org XBMC Remote - xbmc.org Exact Audio Copy - www.exactaudiocopy.de Ultra VNC - www.uvnc.com Media Monkey (not mentioned) - www.mediamonkey.com Helpful Links: Setting up XBMC - wiki.xbmc.org Setting up XBMC remote - forum.xbmc.org
This is my media server running XBMC. There is no screen attached and everything is controlled through my Android phone and updated using my laptop and VNC. Network Map - img710.imageshack.us Components: Peachtree Audio NOVA - signalpathint.com Yamaha NS1000X - www.thevintageknob.org SureVue 2A - www.mediavuesystems.com HTC Inspire - www.htc.com Software: XBMC - xbmc.org XBMC Remote - xbmc.org Exact Audio Copy - www.exactaudiocopy.de Ultra VNC - www.uvnc.com Media Monkey (not mentioned) - www.mediamonkey.com Helpful Links: Setting up XBMC - wiki.xbmc.org Setting up XBMC remote - forum.xbmc.org
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