Integrated Car Audio - Bose? - Page 2

Feb 22, 2007 | 08:13 PM

#26

Silver_Z

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Quote:

Originally Posted by gtsm

The stock unit is just a consideration for convenience sake. If there are other options available that are better for a good price, then I would definitely consider those.

I'm new at this car audio thing, so not very sure what I should look out for. Basically I'll need a head unit (with proper fm tuner not like the one I have), 6-disc changer, subwoofer and maybe speakers (not sure how many there are currently in my current factory setup). Won't be getting an amp cos I need every bit of space I can get in the boot. Any shops to recommend?

Personally I hate all the steering wheel controls, including the paddle-shift. Coz there was once, while executing a turn, I tried to turn down the volume, I cant find the buttons as it was turning with the steering.

Last edited by Silver_Z; Feb 22, 2007 at 08:16 PM.

Feb 22, 2007 | 08:22 PM

#27

lawreo

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From: East

Quote:

Originally Posted by ngkenny

yeah...no amp.... using the power from the headunit is sufficient and good enuf.
using hertz speakers. pretty decent

with all these electronic stuffs, do you need bigger battery?

Feb 22, 2007 | 08:29 PM

#28

ngkenny

stock standard

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From: east side

dun have to cos not running any amps.....but i've just changed to a better unit for preventive measure

Feb 22, 2007 | 11:28 PM

#29

hellangel

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From: North? i think..

hmm.. juz to tell u guys what im using.... im using a stock head unit... i wanted to change but i could not find the panel in the past.... so what i did was to add a sound processor from rockford... really give better sound... i guess u have to change ur components and add a sub also....