KLOOGY, I need to Hear Your Exhaust!
05-22-2002, 10:34 PM
#3
You want to "hear" my muffler. Im in San Diego, that might be hard to do. It's a nice deep tone. Nothing Ricey. It's fairly quiet to 4K RPMs, then it gives you a steady deep tone, till you hit about 65 MPH, anything over that, you dont even hear it. When you take off, you get a slight rumble, but it is gone rwal quick. My Frankencar, is where my NOISE comes from ! That thing ROARS !
05-23-2002, 08:39 AM
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Originally posted by kloogy
You want to "hear" my muffler. Im in San Diego, that might be hard to do. It's a nice deep tone. Nothing Ricey. It's fairly quiet to 4K RPMs, then it gives you a steady deep tone, till you hit about 65 MPH, anything over that, you dont even hear it. When you take off, you get a slight rumble, but it is gone rwal quick. My Frankencar, is where my NOISE comes from ! That thing ROARS !
You want to "hear" my muffler. Im in San Diego, that might be hard to do. It's a nice deep tone. Nothing Ricey. It's fairly quiet to 4K RPMs, then it gives you a steady deep tone, till you hit about 65 MPH, anything over that, you dont even hear it. When you take off, you get a slight rumble, but it is gone rwal quick. My Frankencar, is where my NOISE comes from ! That thing ROARS !
Ah, the wonders of the computer age...
05-23-2002, 08:56 AM
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Originally posted by asu174
What do you record it with? I'm sure not that technically inclined either.
What do you record it with? I'm sure not that technically inclined either.
05-23-2002, 09:15 AM
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Originally posted by lcf
most laptops have microphones.
hahahaha... it'd be funny shlt to see him setup a desktop in the garage just to record 30seconds of audio.
most laptops have microphones.
hahahaha... it'd be funny shlt to see him setup a desktop in the garage just to record 30seconds of audio.
05-23-2002, 09:29 AM
#11
Originally posted by Tanmann9
Try an extension cable. They make them for audio products.... Radio Shack is your friend.
Try an extension cable. They make them for audio products.... Radio Shack is your friend.
"Box"? That took me a sec. I have never heard it referred to that way...lol.
05-23-2002, 10:02 AM
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Okay okay...
here is few different ways:
1) Get your tape recorder and tape it. Hook it up to your computer mic and record it using whatever tool you would like to use as wav file. You can then compress it and put it up or just let it be.
2) Use your digital camera. Lot of them has sound recording capability now.
3) Use your digital camcorder. Need I explain more?
4) If you have pocket pc, you can record it as memo.
I bet there are few more interesting methods... but above 4 should fit most of techy people here.
here is few different ways:
1) Get your tape recorder and tape it. Hook it up to your computer mic and record it using whatever tool you would like to use as wav file. You can then compress it and put it up or just let it be.
2) Use your digital camera. Lot of them has sound recording capability now.
3) Use your digital camcorder. Need I explain more?
4) If you have pocket pc, you can record it as memo.
I bet there are few more interesting methods... but above 4 should fit most of techy people here.
05-23-2002, 10:16 AM
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Originally posted by jinu117
Okay okay...
here is few different ways:
1) Get your tape recorder and tape it. Hook it up to your computer mic and record it using whatever tool you would like to use as wav file. You can then compress it and put it up or just let it be.
2) Use your digital camera. Lot of them has sound recording capability now.
3) Use your digital camcorder. Need I explain more?
4) If you have pocket pc, you can record it as memo.
I bet there are few more interesting methods... but above 4 should fit most of techy people here.
Okay okay...
here is few different ways:
1) Get your tape recorder and tape it. Hook it up to your computer mic and record it using whatever tool you would like to use as wav file. You can then compress it and put it up or just let it be.
2) Use your digital camera. Lot of them has sound recording capability now.
3) Use your digital camcorder. Need I explain more?
4) If you have pocket pc, you can record it as memo.
I bet there are few more interesting methods... but above 4 should fit most of techy people here.
I'll post it in this thread..
05-23-2002, 10:20 AM
#14
Originally posted by LeftCoast
I have a PocketPC but the sound quality is pretty much crap. I also have a camera with a mic so the next time Kloogy comes over I'll record it..
I'll post it in this thread..
I have a PocketPC but the sound quality is pretty much crap. I also have a camera with a mic so the next time Kloogy comes over I'll record it..
I'll post it in this thread..
By the way, I am a total post-***** today because all of my appointments cancelled and I have NOTHING to do.
05-23-2002, 12:51 PM
#18
None of the Houston dealers ever have good prices. I shopped around for the speaker brackets before and they were all in the $15 range - each! With Tustin it was several dollars less than that.
Same goes for the AE sills, they quoted me $50 per sill. $200 total. That's just plain insane.
Your best bet is to go off-city at the least. Or try ordering from some of the other members here that actually work for the Dealership.
Same goes for the AE sills, they quoted me $50 per sill. $200 total. That's just plain insane.
Your best bet is to go off-city at the least. Or try ordering from some of the other members here that actually work for the Dealership.
Originally posted by Tanmann9
I called Mossy Nissan in Houston and the 2000 SE muffler costs $400! They usually have good prices, so it may be more at other dealers. Stick with stock!
I called Mossy Nissan in Houston and the 2000 SE muffler costs $400! They usually have good prices, so it may be more at other dealers. Stick with stock!
05-23-2002, 01:01 PM
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Originally posted by soundmike
None of the Houston dealers ever have good prices. I shopped around for the speaker brackets before and they were all in the $15 range - each! With Tustin it was several dollars less than that.
Same goes for the AE sills, they quoted me $50 per sill. $200 total. That's just plain insane.
Your best bet is to go off-city at the least. Or try ordering from some of the other members here that actually work for the Dealership.
None of the Houston dealers ever have good prices. I shopped around for the speaker brackets before and they were all in the $15 range - each! With Tustin it was several dollars less than that.
Same goes for the AE sills, they quoted me $50 per sill. $200 total. That's just plain insane.
Your best bet is to go off-city at the least. Or try ordering from some of the other members here that actually work for the Dealership.
SHHHH... I'm trying to sell my stock muffler for high dollar. HKS here I come!
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05-24-2002, 09:36 AM
#22
Sorry. Ive been real busy the last few days.... I'll take a video at Leftcoasts house, I'll post something. If you go to BigDogJonx homepage , he has a clip of the muffler sound, with a y pipe and a racing Pipe.....I love how you guys BLAST m e for not being " TECHNICALLY INCLINED " ... Sorry, I have a business to run....
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