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DSP Distortion help!

Posted 12th April 2011 at 21:45 by bmw_za
I have a 2005 X5 with DSP. Radio & Tape play perfect with amazing sound but cd's play extremely distorted like a bad radio signal! Changing the cd-changer made no difference. The cd & dsp amp has a slot for a coaxial cable but there is no cable present. BMW have no cable listed so I presume this cable is not necessary? Is my amp faulty? If so, why does the tape & radio play perfectly? Does the amp have different channels for the diff sources? Anybody please help? I believe there are lots of ppl...
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DSP Distortion help!

Posted 12th April 2011 at 21:45 by bmw_za
I have a 2005 X5 with DSP. Radio & Tape play perfect with amazing sound but cd's play extremely distorted like a bad radio signal! Changing the cd-changer made no difference. The cd & dsp amp has a slot for a coaxial cable but there is no cable present. BMW have no cable listed so I presume this cable is not necessary? Is my amp faulty? If so, why does the tape & radio play perfectly? Does the amp have different channels for the diff sources? Anybody please help? I believe there are lots of ppl...
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greeting to all peeps

Posted 28th March 2011 at 09:45 by MIGHTY5
hey guys and gals if any, im new to this site or any forum for that matter...looking forward to helping as well as getting help from everyone ill post picks soon of my new ride. im very happy to be here and to FINALLY ENJOY MY FREAKING M5!!! been a long time coming. my m5 is currently completely stock and has 36k on it. man im so stoked im like a freaking kid in a candy store ive spent hours and hours just reading everyones posts about what works and doesnt work on this car and i must admit it is...
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E36 M3 turbo projict help

Posted 17th March 2011 at 14:24 by abdo2u
HI ... friend I'm new in this and I have keep watching all the bimmer gays what thy do for there cars and I love it ......
Now I have plan to do the turbo Project ....
I like to have
I want advice and guidance to start from all experience for this project ...
I like to start from the best pistons and rods the to the turbo flange and air box to the ECU and installations
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E36 M3 turbo projict

Posted 17th March 2011 at 14:23 by abdo2u
HI ... friend I'm new in this and I have keep watching all the bimmer gays what thy do for there cars and I love it ......
Now I have plan to do the turbo Project ....
I like to have
I want advice and guidance to start from all experience for this project ...
I like to start from the best pistons and rods the to the turbo flange and air box to the ECU and installations
...
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