I'm looking at the morel 2.5 middler/twiddler/tweeter thing plus their MW5 as a possibility. The MW5 is expensive though.
I just started 3D printing things so I plan to play around a lot with pod designs, etc.
I just noticed that Blam had a twiddler thing as well, with better frequency response ( not that I can hear beyond 19kHz any more...) The pricing on the Relax 5.25 components is hard to beat. I'd like to get as much sound on top pf the dash rather than under it as possible.
And yeah jeeps are noisy, but sometimes I like to park it and just listen.
Morel is a good alternative, solid brand, and would be similar with the other brands I mentioned.
What software and brand of 3D printer do you have? I have started to look into that...
BLAM's prices are great through Incartec, I ordered multiple components through that store and it has been rock solid every time.
I hear you about parking and listening, that is why I went all out on my tweeters, have you looked into Micro Precision? Here is a link to the web-site where you can see some literatire/specs, and a link to the instagram page with amazing pictures of the speakers.
http://www.microprecision.de/
https://www.instagram.com/micro_precision_turkey/?hl=en
The Helix cannot be bridged, can it? I really need 6+1 channels and the V Eight DSP would seem to fit the bill if it were bridgeable.
Audiotec Fischer has three line-ups, Match, Helix and Brax. Brax is high-end so we can skip that. Match is their plug and play line-up, and those amps are generally not bridgeable and better for connecting to the stock head unit and plug and play speakers.
Helix is their middle line-up and they have awesome solutions, the amplifier with built-in DSP. Generally the M, C and D line-ups are bridgeable, while the V and P line-ups are not. If you need 7 channels, then you are correct, the V Eight could be the answer, a cheaper solution, and what's in my Jeep is the Match PP86 DSP. Or you could go for a multiple amp set-up, the M Four DSP or M SIX DSP and then run a secondary amplifier.
M4 language:
Maximum flexibility
Even the internal amplifier section of the M FOUR DSP is extremely variable – it can either be operated in 4-channel mode or, thanks to its bridging capability, can also be configured as a 3-channel or even 2-channel amplifier.
But that's not all – in connection with the six pre-amplifier outputs, the sound system can be expanded in a diverse manner and upgraded to up to 10 channels.
In combination with other amplifiers of the M series (M ONE X, M ONE, M FOUR or M SIX), there are more than enough possibilities to expand the number of power channels.
This makes complex, yet affordable and, above all, space-saving multi-channel systems with enormous performance possible