92 Civic Install
11-05-2004, 12:32 AM
#23
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well I think im goin with store A. very good install reputation as well.
http://www.vaderspeedandsound.com/
my only 2 reservations are:
1./ the head unit.. i have heard rumors that with the jvc kd-ar300 you cannot pause mp3 tracks.. can anyone shed some light on this?
2./ will the alpine type-s speakers handle the power from a solid 40x2 rms amp like the alpine one im gettin with it?
http://www.vaderspeedandsound.com/
my only 2 reservations are:
1./ the head unit.. i have heard rumors that with the jvc kd-ar300 you cannot pause mp3 tracks.. can anyone shed some light on this?
2./ will the alpine type-s speakers handle the power from a solid 40x2 rms amp like the alpine one im gettin with it?
11-10-2004, 01:29 AM
#27
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woot got my dragster speakers and concept amp / jvc mp3 unit installed. Amazing sounding speakers.. check em out if you get a chance... unreal midbass from a 5.25. They claim 30 rms but my amp is easily feedin em 40 and they are lovin it.
11-12-2004, 01:16 AM
#29
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Another question...
My amp is rated 40x2 @4ohm and 56x2 @2ohm..
Right now it's running my speakers.. but If I decided to get a sub could I just use that amp bridged to power a decent 10 inch? Or would I need another amp?
My amp is rated 40x2 @4ohm and 56x2 @2ohm..
Right now it's running my speakers.. but If I decided to get a sub could I just use that amp bridged to power a decent 10 inch? Or would I need another amp?
11-12-2004, 02:28 AM
#30
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wooo, first time reading this thread in a while. sorry to offend anyone with the FS statement, ive just heard a lot of bad things about installs there. but i guess theres maybe only like 1 bad one for every 50 good, but those are the ones people here about. ive never had anything installed by them, so i guess i shouldnt of said that...
