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I used the one output. For rear that's it. You can use a splitter into something else like audio control lc2pro if you want more pre amp voltage and sub control 🤷

It's a Chinese stereo with Android software that are usually make to factory fit a certain location 🤣 They look better than they function usually

It's true name brand. Especially SONY you'll pay extra but you do get CEA certifications and other things that kind of guarantee a standard for the most part when you do buy these things. Androids are for more tech savvy people who want to modify things but you obviously need to know about key gens and code etc... not for an average consumer and I'm not gonna sit there and play with it for them. 🤦

Ah. I have a raspberry PI with open auto on it. I like to tinker.

This isn't mine 🤣 but thanks for the laugh

It's not mine. Client. Refer to my other videos 😉 25 year MECP expert vet

If you listen to why I said that's a bad idea you wouldn't write this. Pre amp voltage is 2volt divide that and now how much dB loss do you get? 🤔 10log Pout/Pin is the formula 😉

Units with 2 outputs are usually just split internally anyway. A single output can generally be split twice without using an amplifier.

@@unsaidatom2310 oh yea? 🤔 So you're saying splitting it into 20k Ω from 10kΩ doesn't make difference huh 😀 very interesting. Your ohms law has different physics than mine 🤷 How does fade and balance or time alignment function if they the same source internally 🤔

@@VicOrlando I'm saying, Mr "I just read the internet yesterday", that it doesn't make much difference as the impedance is still high. I don't know about you, but when I balance and time align a system I don't use just what comes out of the head unit because it will ALWAYS need adjustment. Did you know that amps have different gain and that speakers have different sensitivity? Now next time you post something on UA-cam, maybe check your facts first. Also, you probably need to plug the business a bit more to make sure no one ends up with your dumb ass touching their car?

Enon was a brand I used for German back in the day. Think they were sold on eBay. Early 2000s BMW went pretty smooth. Many cars that had OEM amps required amp bypass harnesses that were 17 feet long lol. Good times.

@@VicOrlando mine had the OEM infinity system, had to use the metra 15' amp bypass. I cut to fit and got an extra 10' or so of 16awg (or 18) scrap wire out of it!

About to do this but I'm going with an Andriod Tablet system. Depending on yout car you can buy a bezel and basically install any app with Google maps, car info with an OBD scanner etc. They run on Bluetooth as well so hooking up to any modern car is easy. Just read on getting any backup camera to work as well.

Basic replacement mainly for looks. Definitely not a quality reliable piece of electronics

Lots of great options to not cut corners 😕

If you don't understand speaker polarity or wire type like Toyota is aluminum, it's not easy to solder. Ruining the integrity of the circuit can add resistance also. That's why it's not good practice to do what these guys did. 🤦

For extra money for me 🤣 that's about it.

Highly recommend an oscilloscope. Don't want to tap data. You can use 5v from a USB source but you cut out any capacitive balancing that might be in a converter from 12 to 5v hard wire kits. Of course also cutting out the shut off voltage for any parking modes.

@@VicOrlando To be honest. I don’t think I’m going to stick this job out. They give me time base to get jobs done. Like 45 minutes for a dash camera. Using your method it could take me 45 minutes just to find RAP lol. And you are definitely correct don’t want to tap into a data wire that would be bad news. It’s really hard to find good mobile electronics installer’s but some of these companies are stuck with 2000’s installs time gates.

@@garry2280 that's sad. They need to get with the time. Rushing things is a terrible business model. If you work for a real shop, you'll enjoy doing things at a better pace. This isn't tint. Always follow through, test and make sure your customer knows how to use their equipment. That alone will be 10-15mins. Even if the shop doesn't care , make a good name for yourself. People will respect you more for it.

Definitely doesn't

I forgot to mention you have to buy an item at BB like a tv where you have the Total Tech option. Then it applies to anything in the rest of the home.. Refrigerator, stove, dishwasher.

Thats a great TV did one the other day. If you're adding fiber optic anything you need the special fiber optic tips for these newer TVs

For Audio Video a programmer and designer can make $80k or more. Depends if you're doing commercial or residential and if you're independent or not. Being a self contractor requires extensive background checks and state approval for bonding etc...

8K OLED will probably never exist for consumer market. There's really no need unless your screen is over 100" get a SONY OLED tho and you won't regret it.

Just a few screws

Why? What was your bad experience?

I feel you on bad service. LG or Samsung for you then.

It's a better model, you should get it. They're all LED any Q is blue back light for deeper contrast

I do not recommend the QN90a, I had to return mine because it was incredibly underwhelming.

As far as what critical features ?

Is the Sony A80cj the same as Sony A80j ? Thank u

@@VicOrlando yes

Yes, C for "Costco"

@@VicOrlando thank u

I sure try! Thanks. The new challenges from manufacturers don't make shit easy. From a simple clip to a software glitch 🤦‍♂️

I would say that is a wise decision. First gen of a new resolution isn't always the best forever TV.

Thank you for sharing that. Often to make them "affordable" these are the very things they change. Good to know!

Altering the model number stops the ability to price match the Club TVs to retail stores.

The model # trick is the oldest in the book. Definitely why they do it I'd say 80% for sure.

What Steve said

Vegas. And in highly doubt it. Depends on level of expertise

No. No content except maybe UA-cam and anything custom produced in that resolution. All first gen new res TVs are almost always an upconversion

Yeah 8k is honestly only good for enthusiasts and people who have 75"+ tv's. Give it 5 years and you'll start seeing 8k content on Netflix and other streaming platforms.

Models they sell being of less quality

@@VicOrlando I just ordered a Sony x900h from Costco. So it’s not the same quality as the same model from other stores?

@@velocci6666 if you read through comments you'll know that it's the features that vary not the quality. Have to pay attention to how you're going to use it.

@@VicOrlando if the tv from costco is different, the model number would always be different right? The tv i bought had the same model number.

I did, i actually changed the washer and springs tonight. Make sure you set your idle according to your washer in distributor

I usually do!! Mark Eldridge shared your integration stuff a decade ago. Definitely will see you when the world starts acting normal.