Vincent Heckathorn wrote:
> I replaced the radio in my dakota this weekend with a JVC KD-GS770 unit,
> and man what a difference. I kept the Infinity speakers in just to see
> how they would sound, they seem to do a good job but they still don't
> like to have the bass to high, but they are very musical. I am going to
> get a MTX Thunderform for the subs and just use a single bridged amp to
> drive my pioneer 10's at 2 ohms.
> Has anyone used the MTX Thunderform enclosure? If so what is the cost of
> it?
> AT least when I do upgrade the speakers there is a lot to choose from in
> the size's that the truck takes, 6 1/2's in the rear and I think 6's in
> the doors but may be 5 1/4's.
> The ones that are in the truck stock are coaxial type but have a paper
> cone, the magnets are good size as well.
> Any thoughts from anyone????
>
> Colin H.
Well the speakers are Infinity speakers but they are the "cheap" ones. It
is true that is you go to the Dodge dealership they will cost you an arm and
a leg they are in Infinity's eyes the cheap ones. Well they are great if
you don't want to spend alot of money on a system. I have spent about 3000
dollars on my system that is in an 84 Chrysler Laser, well enough about my
system lets go to yours. I wouldn't spend the money on a MTX Thunderform
elcolosure. I would find a reputable stereo shop around where you live and
get them to make you a custom box for your Pioneer subs. They would make
the box to the right size and it would last longer and look better. If you
want to upgrade your whole system e-mail me and I will be more than happy to
help you design a system
Michael
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