Re: Re: Rethinking my stereo plans

From: johnie bebad (slpndragon@hotmail.com)
Date: Fri Sep 07 2001 - 20:15:33 EDT


ecipse makes a high end component set called point source that mount in the
doors the trick is to wedge the bottom to aim the speakers up a few
degrees..i think i paid 250 to 300 for the pair.also i have a set of diamond
audio mids and highs these were 600 for a pair of tweeters and 6 1/2 mid
drivers.these are the best money can buy..for the money i found the eclipse
offers incredible sound quality.also you need an good amp for your mids and
highs and a good amp for your sub or subs..go ahead and buy a little at a
time then install the whole package.i still have not installed my new
gear.spend a little more now and save replacement and downtime on youir
truck in the long run..i dont know alot on engines except my r/t
supercharged hauls ass.anything about stereo i can answer..no problems hit
me up anytime.dml or slpndragon@hotmail.com

>From: Andy Levy <andylevy@yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>To: dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net
>Subject: Re: DML: Re: Rethinking my stereo plans
>Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 20:00:40 -0400
>
>
>
>Jason&Sarah wrote:
>
> > > If I get separate tweeters, where's a good place to mount them?
> >
> > Just put them in the stock locations on the doors. Now I would spend
>alittle
> > extra here and get a decent set of components, cause all your music is
>gonna
> > be coming from them. Leave the stock speakers in the rear and run those
>off
> > of the head unit.
>
>I planned on keeping the stock rear speakers for now. As for the tweeters,
>I
>have no "stock location" as I got the base stereo when I bought the truck.
>Just
>the basic 4 speaker locations. I'll have to either cut the doors or get
>(if
>they exist) some little pods to put on the A-pillar.
>
> > > Will I need a separate amp for a subwoofer, which will come probably
>next
> > > spring at the earliest?
> >
> > Yes you will but there are some good options here. You could get an
> > infinity basslink, which is what I have. It's a 10" sub with a 200w amp
>all
> > in one unit. It hits pretty hard. There is also an MTX setup that will
> > replace the rear under seat storage area with one that holds 2 10"s and
>an
> > amp. The idea I have been playing around with now is to put 2 8" subs
>in
> > the rear speakers stock location. And then put another amp for them
>under
> > the seat.
>
>Looked at the MTX Thunderform, but that might get expensive (plus, tearing
>the
>whole cab apart is a daunting task). The guy at the stereo shop I went to
>last
>weekend said he'd just get a box to throw on the back seat and take it out
>when
>I need the seating room. That doesn't sound like a phenomenal solution.
>
> > Some online places to shop:
> > www.sounddomain.com
> > www.autotoys.com
> > www.thezeb.com
> >
> > Those places have the best prices on the net. I figured I saved around
>$500
> > purchase online as opposed to local retailers and installing it myself.
>
>Saved $500? May I ask how much total your system was? I imagine you'd
>have to
>shell out quite a bit to SAVE that much. I was hoping to get this speaker
>& amp
>deal done (no sub yet) for under $1000, preferably under $700.
>
>Thanks for the thoughts!
>

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