DICE silverline duo review

The dice dsp adapter I ordered from dynamic sounds got delivered to work today.
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£75 plus £5 next day delivery.

I feel like I've been robbed!! This is the flimsiest, cheapest bit of kit I've ever seen. Weighs NOTHING!!

BUT if it does it's job I don't care!

Will post further pics of the install - once its done!


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Yeah, the case in particular is very poor quality, it hasn't even got end plates. Make sure you connect it up to switched power and not constant, otherwise you'll be adding significant battery drain. You can pick up switched power from the radio (not so handy in the Z4) or the amp.
 
Rasathus said:
Its a bit late but for the record, yes you'll need their dsp adaptor if your one of the unlucky few with the digital dsp unit. Its fairly straight forward to get to the factory cd changer location, although those carpet nuts can be a bit of a pain. Once there you'll find either a 3 pin cable and a 6 pin cable, in which case your in luck and just need the DUO-100-BMW unit. If you find a little coax plug and a 3 pin cable, you'll need a Dice ACC-BMW-DSP unit, in addition to the DUO-100-BMW unit.

Unfortunately with the ACC-BMW-DSP it seems getting it power was a bit of an afterthought, so rather than piggy backing off the DUO unit, they provide you with a cable bare ends. As I didn't have a switched live to hand, I just scotch locked them to the multi-pin plug going to the Duo unit. If you cut back the fabric wrap, you can attach your live to the yellow cable, and your negative to the black cable. These will give both the Duo and the dsp unit a permanent live.
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This is by far the best and easiest way of connecting power!!

Pictures on the way!


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