Nakamichi PA-2004

knockindanakamichi · 8th February 2012, 09:41 PM

OK, I'm the first to admit when it come to car audio I'm a duffis. I know my home entertainment, just not much about car audio. ANYWAY, now that I have attempted to make myself look better my dumb question. Orginally I had my audio system installed by a professional and went all out. Long story short I'm left with my nakamichi PaA2004, which from what I have read is sexy as hell. Heres my issue: I know nothing about car audio and don't have a manual. If I had a manual I would be fine. I have just purchased two 10" audiobahns (I can get the model if needed-I think its the AW1000J) and I own a 04 jeepGC and plan to use the OEM1 to keep the orginal plate, speakers and amp, but add my amp and the sub (I have a link on how exactly to do that).

So, my question it says my amp is highly tweakable, but how? Without a manual I don't know what I'm doing--also on the outside of this sleek machine there are not dials, knobs, or switchs? Is it internal or is this why my old face plate allowed me to control the bass power?
I'm a wanderer when it comes to car audio, anyone have answers?
THANKS FOR YOUR TIME-FIRST TIME POSTER what what

jeanious2011 · 9th February 2012, 02:22 AM

I would never mix Nakamichi with Audiobahn, that should be a crime. Its like buying expensive component sets and having the Boss head unit power them up.

TheBaronGroog · 18th February 2012, 03:01 PM

PA-2004 this one?

8th February 2012, 09:41 PM	#1
knockindanakamichi diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2012	Nakamichi PA-2004 OK, I'm the first to admit when it come to car audio I'm a duffis. I know my home entertainment, just not much about car audio. ANYWAY, now that I have attempted to make myself look better my dumb question. Orginally I had my audio system installed by a professional and went all out. Long story short I'm left with my nakamichi PaA2004, which from what I have read is sexy as hell. Heres my issue: I know nothing about car audio and don't have a manual. If I had a manual I would be fine. I have just purchased two 10" audiobahns (I can get the model if needed-I think its the AW1000J) and I own a 04 jeepGC and plan to use the OEM1 to keep the orginal plate, speakers and amp, but add my amp and the sub (I have a link on how exactly to do that). So, my question it says my amp is highly tweakable, but how? Without a manual I don't know what I'm doing--also on the outside of this sleek machine there are not dials, knobs, or switchs? Is it internal or is this why my old face plate allowed me to control the bass power? I'm a wanderer when it comes to car audio, anyone have answers? THANKS FOR YOUR TIME-FIRST TIME POSTER what what

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9th February 2012, 02:22 AM	#2
jeanious2011 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Texas	I would never mix Nakamichi with Audiobahn, that should be a crime. Its like buying expensive component sets and having the Boss head unit power them up.

18th February 2012, 03:01 PM	#3
TheBaronGroog diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2011	PA-2004 this one?

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