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Micah D. Cranman 08-03-2006 11:57 AM

PREORDER SALE: X5 Specific Subwoofer System
 
All the info is on our site, so I won't try to squeeze it all on this page. It's FAR easier to send you to our website, so here's a link to the product:

http://www.bavariansoundwerks.com/pr...I=509/_cid=196

x5GuyInLA 08-03-2006 01:26 PM

Hi Micah,

I was wondering if the amp is part of the box or separate and if it has a bass knob. Also, what's the frequency response of the sub you're using? Thanks.

Micah D. Cranman 08-03-2006 01:36 PM

Amplifier will be separate. (But this enclosure can only be purchased WITH amplifier and sub as a complete package). In most vehicles it can be mounted in the same panel on the opposite side of the trunk on an included mount. For select vehicles equipped with nav AND cd changer, you'll have to give up your CD changer for an iPod integration kit or similar if you want the amp hidden or you can mount it on the outside of the panel. Amp is very small, though, so trunk space is not impacted in any measurable way if external mounting is required.

It doesn't have a bass knob, but bass is very well blended and needs little adjustment from one recording or source to another.

Fs = 35Hz -- and the woofer plays accurately well below that. Here's a link to the specifications of the woofer we're using so you can see a frequency response curve:

http://www.alumapro.com/docs/alusonic_ex_8.pdf

Note that the prototype we built used an off the shelf woofer. Final version will likely have a subwoofer optimized specifically for this enclosure (although I'm not sure how it could sound any damn better! :))

statdoc 08-03-2006 02:52 PM

I think I may have the distinction of having been the first to order this! Johnny, tell him what he has won!
Quote:

Qty.Item InformationItem PriceTotal Price
1BSW xh108 Subwoofer System for BMW X5 00-06 (BSW.xh108)

Item History:
Processed 08-03-2006 $649.95$649.95
Subtotal: $649.95
Other Discount: -$10.00
Tax: $0.00
Shipping: $27.95
Order Total:$667.90

Thank You for your order
Bavarian Soundwerks

Micah D. Cranman 08-03-2006 04:26 PM

Oops, need to do a revision of content. It is an 8."

EDIT: Fixed!

Micah D. Cranman 08-03-2006 04:31 PM

Thanks for the order, John! :)

GoreX5 08-03-2006 05:24 PM

As i mentioned in another post, my X5 was fitted with this setup by BSW and all i can say is that i am very pleased with the sound and setup. I wasn't sure what to expect when i dropped off my car, but i was amazingly surprised with the sound and solid bass levels, stealth installation, and amp setup when i picked it up. The 8" sub unit fit neatly into the compartment with the X5 specific custom-built enclosure.

Its been two weeks since i've had the unit and have had no rattling or unexpected vibrations while driving. Unfortunately I dont have DSP, but can make some slight adjustments to the bass and treble when needed and that works just fine. I'm no audio expert but the sound is incredible compared to my stock unit with no sub.

When i came to pick up the X5, Jason of BSW played a cd of The Crystal Method's Vegas and I was blown away with the bass levels in the tracks. Both Jason and Micah of Bavarian Soundwerks have been great to work with and I highly recommend this system and for the price it can' be beat.

Let me know if you have any question and i would be happy to answer them.

TONY G.

digitaljok 08-03-2006 07:09 PM

The way the wiring is done, is the sub input signal independent of the headunit's bass level control? Obviously some way to cross-over the lower frequencies to just the sub would free up the existing speakers to better reproduce the mid frequencies. Usually this means the sub signal must be "preamp", but BMW audio is known to be a bit quirky...so how did you guys get it to work in this particular case?

Also, how long is this sale expected to last?

dkl 08-03-2006 10:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by digitaljok
The way the wiring is done, is the sub input signal independent of the headunit's bass level control? Obviously some way to cross-over the lower frequencies to just the sub would free up the existing speakers to better reproduce the mid frequencies. Usually this means the sub signal must be "preamp", but BMW audio is known to be a bit quirky...so how did you guys get it to work in this particular case?

Also, how long is this sale expected to last?

You can pull the signal off of the "woofer" speakers and adjust your crossover for the sub using the aftermarket amp that's driving the sub.

dkl 08-03-2006 10:15 PM

Micah, is the sub designed to play through the panel covering (just like the OEM DSP system) without requiring a grill or any other opening? Hmmm...I'm still trying to figured out a way to hide my tiny amp if I decide to go this route since I DON'T want to lose my MP3 CD changer; plus the fact that I am ANTI-iPOD...can't you tell from my avatar? :D


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