Hummer H2 Stereo Suggestions - Round 2
01-11-2010, 12:53 PM
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Hummer H2 Stereo Suggestions - Round 2
New to car audio,spent some money at Future shop and .........Meh I guess from time to time it makes me grin that being said I want more.....alot more.Right off the hop let me mention I'm working with a Hummer H2 ,ya ya the interior leaves something to be desired but what ever it is what it is.
Open to suggestions on what works with all the space I have and some options equipment wise.Enjoy reading posts on here and lookforward to learning more about high end audio.
Open to suggestions on what works with all the space I have and some options equipment wise.Enjoy reading posts on here and lookforward to learning more about high end audio.
Last edited by Inked; 01-11-2010 at 01:06 PM.
01-11-2010, 02:04 PM
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Dual MTX 10" SledgeHammers dual MTX 8001 monoblocks,MTX 6.5 componets,2 sets of 5.25 run with a 4001 MTX amp.Goals are to start from scratch and replace this entry level set up with something that can give me goosebumps.Bugdet well always up for saving a few bucks!
01-11-2010, 02:19 PM
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my recommendations
headunit- CD5030 ...eclipse just stopped making product here, but there warranties are all honoured....pick one up cheap while you can from MR2NR
monoblock- MRP-M1000
subs- two 12" type r's (very important you get a quality box built for the specific subs...box makes a huge difference)
6.5"- Hertz HSK's ...(if you are going to splurge. do it on the front components...personally i wouldn't look anything below hsk's or a focal polyglass etc).
i'd start with something like that. cost you around 1grand. i have no idea what your budget it....but you can't really find better 'bang for your buck' gear than that.
headunit- CD5030 ...eclipse just stopped making product here, but there warranties are all honoured....pick one up cheap while you can from MR2NR
monoblock- MRP-M1000
subs- two 12" type r's (very important you get a quality box built for the specific subs...box makes a huge difference)
6.5"- Hertz HSK's ...(if you are going to splurge. do it on the front components...personally i wouldn't look anything below hsk's or a focal polyglass etc).
i'd start with something like that. cost you around 1grand. i have no idea what your budget it....but you can't really find better 'bang for your buck' gear than that.
Last edited by jstoner22; 01-11-2010 at 02:23 PM.
01-11-2010, 02:25 PM
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Definitely scoop a CD5030 while you can. I have one left for that matter. After that we can step you up into some darn good stereo equipment. I have lots of options for you to choose from, most of them higher end speciatly products that deliver the results that you are looking for.
01-11-2010, 02:31 PM
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From what I am reading, Inked wants to blur his vision. If this is correct, replacing a pair of 8001s with an MRP-M1000 and his 10s with 12s probably won't be enough of a jump in performance I suspect.
I would do this in steps. For now, keep the 8001s - they're a decent amp. Find a good box builder and go for a pair or more 15s in a big vented box. That and get a new or a second amp for the front speakers as jamming the power up on those is a good idea too.
I would do this in steps. For now, keep the 8001s - they're a decent amp. Find a good box builder and go for a pair or more 15s in a big vented box. That and get a new or a second amp for the front speakers as jamming the power up on those is a good idea too.
01-11-2010, 02:36 PM
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op i see you are in winnipeg, heres my suggestion search some mach 5 audio subs, company is local, amazing products. currently their site is down but if you go to it and email them (mark is the owners name) tell him what you have, what you want and such and he will gladly help you out.
