RSR Sound Wav?
01-11-2002, 06:08 PM
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RSR Sound Wav?
Does anyone have an RSR Exhaust sound wav? I would relal appreciate it if I could get one. If you have any other 993 aftermarket exhaust files, I would like them too. Thanks
01-11-2002, 06:34 PM
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EJ,
I have done some recording of the exhaust sound files before, in the end I concluded that it is impossible to get the correct representation of the actual sound of the exhaust as heard in person. In all the cases the computer sound files sounds a lot louder than the actual sound.
I have done some recording of the exhaust sound files before, in the end I concluded that it is impossible to get the correct representation of the actual sound of the exhaust as heard in person. In all the cases the computer sound files sounds a lot louder than the actual sound.
01-11-2002, 07:18 PM
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I'll give this a try... Here is a not-so-good quality recording of Fabspeed MaxFlo II mufflers on my car. They sound great in person but my Dell laptop just doesn't do them justice! Besides, it's a bit unsettling to drive away from a laptop sitting on the curb and get back to it before it grows legs and walks away...
Good luck!
I'll give this a try... Here is a not-so-good quality recording of Fabspeed MaxFlo II mufflers on my car. They sound great in person but my Dell laptop just doesn't do them justice! Besides, it's a bit unsettling to drive away from a laptop sitting on the curb and get back to it before it grows legs and walks away...
Good luck!
01-11-2002, 07:19 PM
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01-11-2002, 11:13 PM
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Matt, That could be the first non .jpg upload on the rennlist servers. Well done.
Robin,
I know it is not a true representation of the sound, but people sure seem to be clamoring for it. Might be worth a try.
E. J.
Robin,
I know it is not a true representation of the sound, but people sure seem to be clamoring for it. Might be worth a try.
E. J.
01-12-2002, 12:37 PM
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Matt,
Thanks for posting the .wav file! I had it blasting out of the Boston Acoustics system (w/ subwoofer) & had played it several times before the wife came in, gave me one of those "you juvenile delinquent" looks, rolled her eyes and marched back out! If I can get enough of these files, I'll get that MP3 system for my other cars so I can hear the 993 engine "music" ALL the time!
Thanks for posting the .wav file! I had it blasting out of the Boston Acoustics system (w/ subwoofer) & had played it several times before the wife came in, gave me one of those "you juvenile delinquent" looks, rolled her eyes and marched back out! If I can get enough of these files, I'll get that MP3 system for my other cars so I can hear the 993 engine "music" ALL the time!
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01-12-2002, 01:12 PM
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Flash,
I know that look you describe all to well. I have a CD which runs about 40 minutes and has sound clips of about every air-cooled 911: 911R, 911S, 2.7 RS, 2.8 RSR all the way up to the GT2. It also has some RSR sounds on the track. Unfortunately, I do not think you can get it in the States. It was attached to a Porsche 911 book in German I picked up here couple of years ago. I even have it in the car, so that whenever I get caught in a traffic jam I can listen to it...
Guess I have a pretty bad case of 911-itis (but don't want to find a cure...)
I know that look you describe all to well. I have a CD which runs about 40 minutes and has sound clips of about every air-cooled 911: 911R, 911S, 2.7 RS, 2.8 RSR all the way up to the GT2. It also has some RSR sounds on the track. Unfortunately, I do not think you can get it in the States. It was attached to a Porsche 911 book in German I picked up here couple of years ago. I even have it in the car, so that whenever I get caught in a traffic jam I can listen to it...
Guess I have a pretty bad case of 911-itis (but don't want to find a cure...)
01-12-2002, 02:36 PM
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I am looking for an aftermarket exhaust once I get my 993, but for the most part, I just plain out love listening to them... I hope I'm not the only one.
01-13-2002, 08:30 AM
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Originally posted by 993RS:
<STRONG>Flash,
I know that look you describe all to well. I have a CD which runs about 40 minutes and has sound clips of about every air-cooled 911: 911R, 911S, 2.7 RS, 2.8 RSR all the way up to the GT2. It also has some RSR sounds on the track. Unfortunately, I do not think you can get it in the States. It was attached to a Porsche 911 book in German I picked up here couple of years ago. I even have it in the car, so that whenever I get caught in a traffic jam I can listen to it... Guess I have a pretty bad case of 911-itis (but don't want to find a cure...)</STRONG>
<STRONG>Flash,
I know that look you describe all to well. I have a CD which runs about 40 minutes and has sound clips of about every air-cooled 911: 911R, 911S, 2.7 RS, 2.8 RSR all the way up to the GT2. It also has some RSR sounds on the track. Unfortunately, I do not think you can get it in the States. It was attached to a Porsche 911 book in German I picked up here couple of years ago. I even have it in the car, so that whenever I get caught in a traffic jam I can listen to it...
Guess I have a pretty bad case of 911-itis (but don't want to find a cure...)</STRONG>
01-13-2002, 11:33 PM
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The best motorsport recording has to be Open Pipe Symphony. They've got a 993 RSR at Paul Ricard, as well as numerous other Porsche and non Porsche sounds. It sounds INCREDIBLE on my father's $150k 2 channel home stereo. I really wish he would sell the stereo and buy an RSR instead.
01-15-2002, 06:28 AM
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993RS........the tail pipes come from Cargraphic too. Cost about 250 UKP 
a set. The exhaust normally produces 102 dbs static 0.5m @ 4000 rpm. The twin pipes make it easier to fit Supertraps for trackdays with noise restrictions.
Rocket
a set. The exhaust normally produces 102 dbs static 0.5m @ 4000 rpm. The twin pipes make it easier to fit Supertraps for trackdays with noise restrictions.Rocket