The center interior piece is not done yet and will look something like my next picture..
This is what im talking about the center piece with hole where you can see the woofer, this picture is what inspired me to go for the look im going for:
Here is the equipment I am using for my sound system: JL audio 12" subwoofer and RE 1000.1 AMP
My car is equipped with Logic7 sound system. Now I will also have the JL audio sub added to the whole system... Not all 7 series bmw's are equipped with Logic7. Here is what Logic7 is:
WHAT IS LOGIC 7?
The LOGIC7 HiFi system used in the 7 Series features a 13-speaker 420-watt premium audio system.
LOGIC7 is a special digital audio signal processor able to optimize two-channel stereo signals and multi-channel multi-media signals. The BMW 7 Series iDrive Controller and Control Display performs all functions and provides all settings for LOGIC7.
Until recently, high-end audio systems have been based on the stereo principle; the original sound is recorded on two separate channels, corresponding to human hearing. To reproduce this sound as authentically as possible in a car, the two channels are then played back by different systems having at least two loudspeakers.
To perfect the stereophonic principle, sound specialists have developed elaborate surround recording and reproduction systems.
The high-end audio systems used in automobiles thus far have been 5.1 units featuring:
- two main loudspeakers at the left and right of the car
- a central loudspeaker between the two rows of seats
- two surround loudspeakers at the rear left and right
- a central woofer
The LOGIC7 system in the new BMW 7 Series is able to convert both analog and digital stereo recordings into surround sound signals.
First, the system subdivides each stereo signal received into seven individual signals processed specifically for the car and its interior conditions.
Then, to generate the best possible surround effect, LOGIC7 uses the surround data in each stereo signal to create two sound dimensions:
- the place where the sound was originally created, and
- the acoustic environment or space where it is played back.
Now, with LOGIC7 surround sound, passengers in the new 7 Series can enjoy both music originally recorded in analog mode, surround-coded recordings, and the specially mixed sound of DVD films.
The Professional LOGIC7 HiFi system has the following loudspeaker units:
- A 100-mm conical midrange as the central speaker in the middle of the instrument panel.
- Six 100-mm conical midrange speakers in the four doors and in the rear parcel shelf.
- Two 210-mm central woofers beneath the front seats.
The LOGIC7 system uses high-performance woofers with 28 mm of lift and a Neodym-constructed drive. The woofers are connected acoustically to the side-sills, using these hollow cavities to full advantage. This location is well suited to enhance the quality of the sound system. This solution also ensures woofer sound with very low distortion and a symmetric spread of the low-frequency sound energy within the passenger full advantage. This lo
The two woofers have a 1.1" stroke and are acoustically connected to the hollow frame rails. The door side sills are the speakers' resonating acoustic chambers, providing 20 liters of volume per side.
The 7.1 channel playback matrix is stereo compatible and allows all two-channel material to play in full, multichannel surround. To ensure tonal accuracy in the high frequency range, tweeter dome profiles are modeled for maximum dispersion while eliminating coloration caused by "break-up" modes.
Unlike other forms of surround processing, the LOGIC7 system doesn't add false reverbs to the material, so it can create a soundstage inside the vehicle's cabin.
Finally, the system does not take up any space in the luggage compartment.
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Here is a picture of my custom box at its very 1st stage!
Post pictures of your bmw projects, even if its not 7 series, no matter how big or small, we would all love to see it.
Where is the factory amp located and how did you tap into it to get a low RCA signal for your amp? I also have a 745 that I'm planning on adding a sub set up in. Thx
ReplyDeletefactory amp is still in the same place, I just used special wiring harness to tap into the factory stereo. The wiring harness was purchased through online forum. One of the members I believe makes them
Deletewhere can I purchase the wiring harness?
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