MEI Amplifier Wiring Question

Yeah, those Panasonics have a bit more punch to them too, don't they? I've got one with the removable tuner cover plate, digital display, one-knob, and all the digital pre-sets. I like tuning mine with a knob, keeping my eyes on the road. This Toshiba had the presets too, but you can tune it like the old-school units.

This Panasonic was pretty good for clarity though, even if the speakers were dead or dying.

 

It's going into my truck once I get speakers and a amp that way I can tune out SWMBO

 

In your dreams! They always know how to make their presence felt or heard.

Check out the Panasonic manual for Watts per Channel. Voltage X Amps = Watts. So in my case, the 50 watt Toshiba needs a fuse of 50 divided by 12 = 4 and a bit Amp fuse. Most cars are above that.

Too tune out the SWMBO, put a rocking chair on the roof! The Lampoon Chair!

 

Then they will call her Granny.

 

My Panasonic output is 50 watts X 4 channels

 

In a pick up cab? Sounds good to me. No Q-tips for you, WHAT!!!.

I guess it depends on where you put the speakers. Maybe you son has some suggestions.

 

I plan to put 2 6inch speakers in the doors and 2 tweeters,them I want to cut 2 holes under the seatbelts which is mounted between the cab and rear window and a 10 inch bass speaker behind the seat.

 

Life in a drum, eh? Look, if you start wearing earmuffs inside the truck, it's too much!

You might like this little goodie too. It lets your Cassette deck play MP3's and more.

http://mobilemag.com/content/100/337/C15142/

 

Thats cool Norman,But mine is a Am/FM/CD player.

 

Ah so, as they say in Japan. I've got a heck of a bunch of good music on Cassettes and I found this to use my PC to get them on CD:

http://chbulk.stores.yahoo.net/plusdeck2c.html

 

I have more on cd than cassette and I can get what I have on cassette on cds

 

Remember all the converters they came up with for 8-Tracks to cassette? Now it's cassette to PC to CD. A 3-way.

 

The industry that just keeps pumpin' it to us.

I've never seen a comparison of the sound quality between Long Play 33 rpm, cassette, and CD recordings. And in a vehicle? hmmm.