Bro, I'm considering Nakamichi NDSK4185AU (8channel out). My setup is : -2 x 12" ported subwoofer (350W rms) -1 x 10" underseat subwoofer (200W rms) -4 x 6.5" door speakers with 4 tweeters (80w rms) My questions is, will the above-mentioned dsp amplifier support my setup? Appreciate if you can assist me.
Hello there. I’d add a mono amp exclusively to run the ported box. We may just drain out the Nakamichi too much that your component speakers won’t fire good enough. An additional stetsom ironline mono amp should do the trick.
The price usually varies basis location/dealer etc. so I can’t put a finger on one cost. I’d recommend connecting with more than one retailer to get the best bang for buck.
Great video!! I am planning to get damping done for my City, do you think it will be better to get the floor damping too or just the doors should be good?
Great question! The idea behind damping metal is to reduce the NVH levels. Therefore, since most of the harshness is actually picked up from under the car (credits to ggn roads 🤣), it becomes imperative to actually FIRST dampen the floor. But not just with any damping material like you’d use for the doors. Floor damping is a step by step process which involves 3-4 layers consisting of butyl infused damping sheets, rubber sheets to reduce the vibration and finally additional layers to reduce further unnecessary noise. So yes! Go for it!
How is it going, Are you happy with the set up?
At what price did u buy because I need a DSP as I have stock stereo with arc audio 4 channel amp !
Thank you for your comment, Sir! Please feel free to check out Nakamichi’s website for local dealers and costs.
Thanks for the video. Eagerly waiting for the tuning process video. Keep up the good work
Thank you and stay tuned!
Waiting for the tuning video. Planning to get Nakamichi dsp+amp soon.
Does it have Bluetooth and usb input?
Sure it does.
Bro, I'm considering Nakamichi NDSK4185AU (8channel out).
My setup is :
-2 x 12" ported subwoofer (350W rms)
-1 x 10" underseat subwoofer (200W rms)
-4 x 6.5" door speakers with 4 tweeters (80w rms)
My questions is, will the above-mentioned dsp amplifier support my setup?
Appreciate if you can assist me.
Hello there. I’d add a mono amp exclusively to run the ported box. We may just drain out the Nakamichi too much that your component speakers won’t fire good enough. An additional stetsom ironline mono amp should do the trick.
Very informative. Whats the price of this DSP. Wch is the best DSP in market
The price usually varies basis location/dealer etc. so I can’t put a finger on one cost. I’d recommend connecting with more than one retailer to get the best bang for buck.
Plz make nakamichi dsp tunning video it's not available in depth , i use the same but facing hard time to tune it
Thank you for your comment! Please feel free to watch our most recent in depth Nakamichi DSP tuning video.
Please do recommend upgrades for the Slavia 1.5
Will do soon my good sir!
Great video!!
I am planning to get damping done for my City, do you think it will be better to get the floor damping too or just the doors should be good?
Great question! The idea behind damping metal is to reduce the NVH levels. Therefore, since most of the harshness is actually picked up from under the car (credits to ggn roads 🤣), it becomes imperative to actually FIRST dampen the floor. But not just with any damping material like you’d use for the doors. Floor damping is a step by step process which involves 3-4 layers consisting of butyl infused damping sheets, rubber sheets to reduce the vibration and finally additional layers to reduce further unnecessary noise. So yes! Go for it!
@@projecttorque6225 Thankssss!!
what is the name of the track that plays at the beginning
Thank you for your query! It’s our own proprietary track. I hope you like it 😀
Great Video, in detail review.. fab content. Keep em coming Zodi!
Many thanks my brother. Stay tuned for more!
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Great video! Looking forward to more in depth content
Thank you & stay tuned!
Great work, very informative 👍
Thank you!!
Great Info.
Thank you! Stay tuned for more!