Thanks for your question. No plans for Dyno since we only use lab grade equipment (Audio Precision) that's more accurate and conservative for actual RMS power. All our amps exceed rated power by a large margin, and can sustain it continuously. Maybe someone out there with a Dyno could try it, would be interesting to compare results. Thanks! J

@Wavtech-JasonK I agree and I love the Mini 1000.1 that I have and still waiting for the 1500.1 But I know that sort of thing really boosts sales.

@tbone1043 Cool. Yeah, it seems the Dyno's results are usually higher, most likely since it uses a quick 10sec ramp up to 1% in certified. With the AP, a typical link1000.1mini does about 1100W RMS, and can sustain that continuously until thermal rollback. It'd be interesting to have the same amp tested on a Dyno to compare, maybe I'll have to get one.

Thanks for the comment. The idea is a good one, but not as easy as you may think to implement.

Thanks for the comment. We decided to move the way it is actually on the market for devices that you carry with you all the time. Your smartphones and tablets don't have any of those rotary buttons so this explain our move with the top side push buttons. They are basically the same as what people are now using each days from their portable devices. Thank you

Hi, As soon as you dimensions are giving an end result that is within the recommended settings you will be correct. A bass reflex design, this will be from 1.5 cu. ft. to 1.75 cu.ft. (net volume) with a tuned frequency around 35Hz if you like it deep and loud. For a car with less cargo space you can use a 1.25 cu.ft. sealed box. L x H x W = Box volume. (by using the internal dimensions of your box). To have the net internal volume you need to remove the subwoofer volume (please refer to Pioneer owner's manual - Spec sheet) and if you do a bass-reflex design (vented box), as you did in your car, you will also need to take into consideration that the space required for the vent (port) need to be remove from the "gross" and internal box volume as it is NOT part of the box itself and it need to be considered as an external part of it. A quick search on the web will let you easily find different ressources to calculate those volumes accordingly and to find the right dimensions for the best tuning target. Thank you

According to POWERBASS - "The same kits work in the 2022 we are updating the fitment guide but most installers know this or can see that it works once the door panel is off. It should be 6x9 in the front and 6.5 in the rear."

So not native. But with the Android platform you can add Al sorts of different OBD reader apps like EZLYNK or Torq. That will give you all sorts of real time engine, transmission and vehicle data.

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No lo end excursion to be honest it plays well on certain songs and then others fart bad even at low volume

@@liljohn309 ahh even in the right box size

The DSP technology and power supply technology are shared between the Match and Helix products. The biggest deciding factor would be what you are using for an input source and what you are working with for speakers (impedance being the biggest factor here). If you are running TOSlink or high level in, and speakers higher than 3-ohm impedance, the Match combo will do an incredible job!

Several factors can influence the interactions of your device and the application. Is your device up to date and running on its latest firmware version? Is your phone up to date and also did you authorized all the required accesses to allow communication in both directions for both CarPlay/Android auto but also for PxLink? If you're not sure about all this the best things to do will be to update your devices first, then I suggest you to erase any memorized unit on both side (in the DMH and in your phone) confirm the Pioneer PxLink app is installed and then start the unit to create the initial pairing process on a blank page by taking time acknowledge and grant access to the required modules. Please also note that some other units in the car may affect the wireless communications. As and example, if you have a vehicle with advanced connectivity requiring a third-party interface such as an iDataLink Maestro RR or a Metra AXXESS Module, you must disable the audio retention features such as OEM hands-free or streaming. If the latter is active, your phone may see and try to connect to your vehicle's OEM wireless module randomly instead of connecting to the Pioneer unit causing communication problems with the DMH-WT6000NEX and the application. I suggest you contact our Pioneer customer service via our website so that we can have the details of your installation and environment in order to better assist you. Thank you