NSayne TV: Recent Episodes
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NSayne TV is a show about modified cars and audio systems.Hosted by Sam Pansino and Brett Morris of PHATT Audio Concepts, each week they bring you feature cars, guest rides, and information about the modified car industry.
Brett talks about phasing issues where speakers are firing at the wrong time.Exotic Kustoms finishes off the JDMCOP car getting vinyl wrapped.Sam concludes MINTXM as the feature car.
Brett talks about the use of capacitors for drawing power for your sounds system, rather than direct from the battery.The JDMCOP continues in NSayne Hands.And Sam concludes the DUBZ feature car.
Brett discusses sound waves and the importance of correctly positioning the sub box in your car to produce optimal performance.The boys from Exotic Kustoms shows us how they vinyl wrap a car in NSayne Hands.And the Ford Falcon 1964 Coupe is this week's feature car.Sam also answers some viewer questions and feedback.
Brett shows us the correct way to connect a head unit and working with wires.Sam works on custom kick panels in NSayne Hands.A Jeep Patriot is this week's feature car.
Brett shows us the correct way to do wiring for your car speakers.We conclude how to apply Roadkill in NSayne Hands.And Sam shows us Orion's newest demo car, the Ford Focus XR5 Turbo
Brett discusses why pretuning an amplifier is important, how to do it, and the pitfalls to look out for.Sam shows us how to apply sound deadening material onto a door in NSayne Hands.The Ford Territory SUV Limo is this weeks Feature Car.
Brett talks about the speaker wiring products.Sam and Brett show us how the Tonno Lid Kit is adjusted correctly.Brett reviews an in-car dyno, the Virtual Instruments VT Monitor.The awesome Dodge Challenger SRT8 is shown off as this week's feature car.
Sam and Brett shows us how to install a Tonno Lid Kit from AKI.Brett talks about sub woofers in this week's Brett files.
In this episode, Brett talks about the difference between factory standard speakers versus high quality speakers in the Brett Files.We continue with the customised fibreglass sub box in NSayne Hands.And Sam shows us the BMW X5 limo as this week's feature car.For more info and past episodes, check out http://www.nsayne.tvPlease leave feedback at info@nsayne.tv
Brett talks about the differences between a dedicated amplifier and an inbuilt amplifier in a head unit.Sam covers building a custom fibreglass sub box.The Honda NSX is this episode's feature car.
Brett talks us through what to consider before emabarking on a sound system installation, especially from a budgeting point of view.The Audison BitOne Signal Processor is reviewed in NSayne Gear.Sam shows us Alpine's demo car, the Chrysler 300C is totally decked out!
Brett suggests a solution for building an appropriate sub woofer solution if you have a small boot space and would like to maximise it.An 8" sub woofer from Image Dynamics, the ID8 V3 gets reviewed.Sam shows you how to create a perfectly shaped boot fascia.And the bonnet scoop from a GTS Monaro that we've been following this season is finally complete.
Sam introduces the new segment, "NSayne Hands" showing a hands-on approach to fitting car audio equipment. Brett talks about the correct way to mount speakers in your car. The Boston SL60 gets a rundown in the "NSayne Gear" segment. PAC's apprentice, Tommy, has his car shown off in the "Feature Car" segment.
Subwoofers, mid-ranges, and tweeter speakers plays at different frequencies and this is covered in the Brett files.In the workshop, the Corvette's rear skirt is under construction. The Maserati's almost ready to be painted. The '59 Cady has had work done underneath it. A Holden Commodore VT has mesh plates, side skirts, and an agressive bonnet scoop added to it. The Ford Galaxy has been assembled and painted. The 1964 Ford XM Futura has had its custom fittings added and is looking hot!The feature car this week is a Mazda 6. David shows of his gizmos in the car as well as the Focal amp and sub. The Alpine 9887 head unit is showed off along with the 7" touch screen in-car computer with a Garmin GPS.Brett presents NSayne Gear which is a new segment that aims to educate about car audio equipment. This week, Brett covers the Arc Audio KS 125.4 Mini amplifier which one the "Car Audio Electronics Amplifier of the Year".Sam talks about why they use Stinger Roadkill over any other sound-deadening product in the market.
Ohms, Watts, and RMS and their relationship to amplifiers, speakers, and sub woofers are discussed in the Brett Files.We have a look at a couple more cars from the Mobile Electronics Australia Sound Quality Competition, one of which is an awesome ute with hydraulic suspension air bags installed.In the garage tour, we have a look at the progress of the Nissan GTi-r with a carbon fibre bonnet and stainless steel honeycomb mesh protecting the intercooler. The Ford Galaxy has been blocked back and is ready for its next three coats of clear. A monster exhaust system is being installed onto a silver Corvette. A viewer's Holden Commodore is in the shop to have sound deadening roadkill to make it sound better.Guest rides featured in this episode is a Gemini Ute in an awesome orange finish. A Suburu WRX hatch has an iPod dock and red LED's installed. And one of PAC's own technician's, Joe's Nissan Skyline has a quick sneak peek.Don't forget to join Sam and Brett at the Dandenong Lunar Drive-Ins to watch Transformers 2 (details on the Facebook group)
Brett talks about sub woofer boxes, a couple more cars are featured from the MEASQ competition, and Sam takes us around the PAC garage for another tour
In this episode, Brett Morris takes us through the Mobile Electronics Australia Sound Quality (MEASQ) competition as Sam Pansino is on the judging panel. We have a look at the cars and audio systems of the competitors.
A big thank you to all our viewers! This episode goes through where we are at in terms of viewer reach globally, Brett talks about zero gauge cables, the usual garage tour with Sam, and some feedback from viewers.
On this episode, we have a look at Alpine's flagship demo car built by PHATT Audio Concepts, the Dodge Nitro.Brett talks about Real Time Analysers (RTA) to ensure perfect sounding audio in any vehicle.A Honda NSX, and an Audio S3 are featured in the guest cars segment. {pca-0bf2f8fdad378ed70e539975a6f823dd}
In this special episode, PHATT Audio Concepts have invited guest rides to the show and we have a look at a couple of their cars. Sam's Tekken feature car and Aurion are concluded in this episode, and Brett talks about time correction in the Brett Files.
In this episode, a couple of new segments premier called, "Feature car" and "The Brett Files". The feature cars are Sam's Mazda RX7, and a Toyota Aurion.
In this episode, Sam continues where he left off in the previous episode in, ?A Closer Look? at the bonnet scoop cross bonding fibre glass to metal. We also look at one of Brett?s work of art, a fully customised sound system going into a Honda CRV. There is more to this episode so let us know if you think the episode is okay at around the 25 minute mark, or if you prefer the short 10 minute episodes. Send feedback through our Facebook group; search for PHATT AUDIO CONCEPTS within the Facebook. Stay tuned till the end of the episode for the bloopers
In this episode, Sam quickly goes through current projects happening at PAC. There is a new segment in the show called, ?A closer look? and the main focus on this episode is about cross bonding metal to fibre glass. A bonnet scoop is the main example. An artistic sculpture is shown that Vito will be painting. Sam answers Nalin?s question about the Maserati project. Send in your questions to the Facebook group using the link above. Stay tuned till the end of the episode for the bloopers
This pilot podcast episode for PHATT Audio Concepts introduces Sam and his work revolving around car modifications. We see various car makes such as Holden, Ford, Subaru, Maserati, Toyota, Dodge, and others. Alpine?s current flagship showcar, the Dodge Nitro will be showcased in future episodes.