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09-29-2005, 08:51 PM
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Still workin on saving up for some of my mods. The spakers and head unit are coming later.
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09-29-2005, 09:21 PM
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My Ride: 1998 Camaro Z28
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I have a bose unit in mine and it is so awesome! :smt023
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10-31-2005, 03:48 PM
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Location: Rolla, MO (UMR student)
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i'm running Memphis Speakers, Memphis 250D amplifier, (2) 10" Memphis subs, and a Sony head unit, all connected with Monster Cables...sounds great honestly. i'm more than pleased with the set up. it's relatively cheap, i think with installation and a base model K-9 alarm system i spend about $1,600 :smt023
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10-31-2005, 08:37 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Madison Heights
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I am very partial to the MBquarts...the sounds unbeleivable in my car...and would sound better if I chose to upgrade the head unit....Lemme know if you want to have a listen to em :smt045
On the headunit, I have a VERY nice Pioneer, that has something wrong with the faceplate....If you want...you could see how much it would be to fix, and you can have it dirt cheap.....It was an $800 headunit when new.
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11-01-2005, 08:59 AM
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As of right now I have one speaker that is blown and I am lookin to get that fixed and a head unit for the car then when i have more money new speakers. Brian i would like to hear the speakers. and look at the head unit.
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11-03-2005, 04:26 PM
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gimme a call and lemme know when your free :smt023
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11-03-2005, 04:40 PM
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Is it in the gto??? Becouse if so bring it out I am going to woodward.... Oh shit i forgot u put her to bed for the year.
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11-04-2005, 02:45 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Tempe, Az (Arizona State) // West Bloomfield, MI
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i have all pioneer in mine...love them...
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11-04-2005, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by ta12sec
Fronts:
Alpine SPS-1005 Tweeters
Alpine SPS-170A 6 1/2's
Rear Subs:
Rockford Fosgate RFP4406 6.5" Subs.
For the fronts I chose the Alpines because they have a fairly low RMS requirement, and are always a good choice of speakers for deck power. They are also very efficient. Note these are 4 ohm speakers where the factory ones are 2 ohm, the factory speakers however have a bigger magnet requiring more power to run. Now the Alpines have a smaller magnet and run at 4 ohms effectively forcing the amp to decrease the power, however the speaker is of a much higher quality and requires less power to run at optimal performance and it does sound better. Listening to them side by side the Alpine was the no contest winner. The Alpine SPS tweeters also dont require a lot of power to run, and definitely sound clearer and have a higher frequency response than the factory tweeters. I also utilized the factory tweeter's crossover for the alpines. What was nice was I cut the harnesses off of the old dead equipment and used them to wire in the new stuff, so if I ever wanted to put stock stuff back in (I dunno why) I could. The only problem is that the tweeters need to be flush mounted in the tweeter holes so the factory grilles cant be used. They look good anyway though and dont require any drilling.
Next was the subs... now everyone knows a DVC Sub running at 2 ohms is going to be much more powerful than a SVC 4 ohm sub. Thats true when youre comparing the same quality of sub, however remember the factory 4+4 ohm subs are foam and paper and inefficient compared to an aftermarket sub. The rockfords have a HUGE magnet, and RMS at about 150 watts. Now here I had to do some assumption since I couldnt get a clear answer anywhere as to what the monsoon "500 watt" amp puts out per channel. I assumed the far rear channels were lower power than the fronts and subs, I also assumed the fronts were lesser than the subs. My assumptions were 50 watts to the rear, 150 to the front, and 300 to the subs. Now that is going to under power the Rockfords because im running them at 4 ohm not 2. My other choice was JL 6w0s which would have been better power handling wise for this application HOWEVER I cant find them ANYWHERE, ebay, internet, etc, nobodys got em. So my only other choice was the Rockfords (or Pyramids LOL!!). This was basically just on a prayer I hooked em up and damn, they put out a HELL of a lot more bass than the factory ones.
NOW... This is no replacement for a high end deck, a good amp, or a nice pair of 10's in your car... but it IS great sound for a factory setup, it didnt cost a whole lot of money, doesnt take up any extra room, especially for people who prefer a stock look, or have a "race car" that they want decent sound in but dont want to have to pull their sub box out of everytime they are at the track.. I incidentally did this out of necessity since one of the mids, one of the subs, and one of the tweets crapped out in my car.
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11-24-2005, 03:55 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Fort Worth, TX.
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With my 97 i enjoy the JL Audio components b/c the tweets have an in line capacitor for longevity and great quality. the coaxial's run 4 ohms and can handle 50 watt rms forever, but they are best when hooked up correctly with an amp and the correct frequency is dialed in for the correct speaker (i.e. high freguency only for tweets mid for coaxials and low for whatever you use for bass. Pioneer is wonderful for head units, i will only use them for that tho. Well anyway, replace everything at the same time and have it match= :))));
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