New Stereo Installed! (w/ pics)
07-01-2007, 10:20 AM
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New Stereo Installed! (w/ pics) (UPDATED) See last post. Currently Selling Box And Subs!
UPDATED! See Last Post
Two JBL Power P1222 (12" Subwoofer)
Set of JBL Power P650c (6.5"Door Component)
Set of JBL Power P652 (6.5" Passanger Panel Speaker, not using factory sub out put)
Set of JBL Power P6452 (4"x6" Hatch Speaker)
One Alpine MRP-M850
One Alpine CDA-9883
One Subthump Hatch Box
Installed by me
What you guys think?
Now it's time to do something with that engine!
UPDATED! See Last Post
Two JBL Power P1222 (12" Subwoofer)
Set of JBL Power P650c (6.5"Door Component)
Set of JBL Power P652 (6.5" Passanger Panel Speaker, not using factory sub out put)
Set of JBL Power P6452 (4"x6" Hatch Speaker)
One Alpine MRP-M850
One Alpine CDA-9883
One Subthump Hatch Box
Installed by me
What you guys think?
Now it's time to do something with that engine!
Last edited by Gordon0652; 11-27-2009 at 04:25 PM.
07-01-2007, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by justinbmx
what kind of installation kit for the head unit is that?
Go to Crutchfield and talk to a sales person, tell them what HU you would like and they send all the nessary parts to make your install a success, but read up on the Stickys to get the coloring codes! It only took 30 minutes to do that install.
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07-01-2007, 11:05 AM
#9
Originally Posted by Keyboard Ninja
Nice looking setup. How does everything sound?
It sounds great! Crystal Clear highs and awesome mids. The Bass can over power the highs and mids if you let it. I have my speakers set at a 80hz cut off, and the subwoofers at a 140hz cut off. And the funny part is that i only wanted a very clean, but loud system and what i got is that, and a pair of 12" subs that hit 157db and i still had a little more to go
07-01-2007, 11:11 AM
#10
Originally Posted by Resonance2010
very nicely done! How difficult was it to get the 4"x6" speakers in the hatch panels, and how do they sound?
That wasn't too bad, when i looked at the mounting bracket for the 4" speaker and the 3/4" tweeter it looked like there should be a 4x6" speaker there so i used a coping saw to cut out a little to make the 4x6" to fit, and the holes matched right up. It was easy, but i did use the factory tweeter and the mid wires to wire up the new 4x6".
07-01-2007, 11:17 AM
#11
Originally Posted by Gordon0652
What you guys think?
Now it's time to do something with that engine!
Now it's time to do something with that engine!
get that rear glass tinted DARK
unless you wanna be buying back your own jacked **** at the swap meet
it's summertime, and with the heat, comes the crazies
07-01-2007, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Gordon0652
It sounds great! Crystal Clear highs and awesome mids. The Bass can over power the highs and mids if you let it. I have my speakers set at a 80hz cut off, and the subwoofers at a 140hz cut off. And the funny part is that i only wanted a very clean, but loud system and what i got is that, and a pair of 12" subs that hit 157db and i still had a little more to go
157db? You got that from the HU's spl meter?
Are you running your 6 JBL interior speakers on your HU's power?
07-01-2007, 11:30 AM
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The meter was on the dash board, and read out 157db.
I am running 4 speakers off the HU, and they are tweeters with external crossovers, and the mids are running off the factory amp.
Trans Ams' came factory with 10 speaker system, and all the tweeters ran off the factory HU, and i kepted it that way.
I am running 4 speakers off the HU, and they are tweeters with external crossovers, and the mids are running off the factory amp.
Trans Ams' came factory with 10 speaker system, and all the tweeters ran off the factory HU, and i kepted it that way.
07-01-2007, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by presto_z
you need an humount to top off your clean install..
how do u like that amp.. ive been eying that exact one
how do u like that amp.. ive been eying that exact one
This amp is amazing, i have 4 gauge wire going to it w/ NO cap, and its down to a 2 ohm load, so thats is 800rms watts Alpine clames 1500 watts MAX at 2 ohms, but 1500 watts i cant beleve. But i have ran the amp w/ the subs hard with the AC on full blast and bright lights on, and they dont dim or anything weird happens. After buying this amp i found a place to buy it really cheaper....PM me to know detals or where to buy it.
07-01-2007, 07:53 PM
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you shouldn't have any charging issues if that's the only amp -- 1000 approx is where most run into problems -- 800 watt amp and you say you're hitting 157 dB?.....