Mine doesn't go in the negativesIrvxing wrote:You can adjust the Sub level on that H/U i have mine a -3
Also you can set the High pass filter up so the speaker only plays the highs and mids.
You can do the same for the sub. I suggest you keep it at a Low Hertxz for the sub.
Door speakers are 6.5's
Rear deck is 6x9's
or maybe I'm doing something wrong lol. I'm still playing with it, will probably figure it out soon. 
Yeaah I'm not going for DJ status like he said lol. Might look into alpine/pioneer speakers then, and thanks for the heads up!Irvxing wrote:I'm biased. So Kicker=no bueno.
And forgot to mention the fronts should be component speakers.
I'm using a JBL GTO in the rear and i really liked them. I need to replace them soon. so quality is so so.
Fronts im using Boston Acoustics components. Dont remember which but they were around 400 bucks
I lol'dcoderedk wrote:(sorry for threadjacking)
Huh? My system really isnt special at all speaker wise. In fact, I went with 3 way Kicker component speakers because I got them dirt cheap when I used to work at Best Buy part time. Obviously in a different situation I would have gone a different route, but at the time it was the best option for what I could afford.SanoSuKe wrote:Yeaah I'm not going for DJ status like he said lol.
By DJ status I meant something very loud/expensive lol. Not my fault you have "DJ" in your name!DJ_B_Easy wrote:Huh? My system really isnt special at all speaker wise. In fact, I went with 3 way Kicker component speakers because I got them dirt cheap when I used to work at Best Buy part time. Obviously in a different situation I would have gone a different route, but at the time it was the best option for what I could afford.SanoSuKe wrote:Yeaah I'm not going for DJ status like he said lol.
Are you going to amp the components or just run them off the increased power from the new headunit?
I dunno if Alpine is overpriced or it's really that good lol. I've searched a couple of audio forums and I don't see anyone talking about Alpine systems. Makes me don't want to buy it, but at the same time it's one of the biggest names out thereAlexN09 wrote:I used to have infinity kappas in the back doors of my old sedan but they were far too harsh after a long period of loud volumes. I went with alpine type r's in the front doors and the silk tweeters mounted up high sounded great all day.
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Crutchfield. Don't TEASEAlexN09 wrote:I'm going with a slightly different door setup that I think will really blow most things outta the water for the price.
This guy has shared enough! He's got the boom boom lolIrvxing wrote:Don't TEASEAlexN09 wrote:I'm going with a slightly different door setup that I think will really blow most things outta the water for the price.
Please share, its selfish not to.
^This. (but dont but anything from Crutchfield, they are stupid expensive)Irvxing wrote:"audio pros" frown upon kicker, infinity, and alpine or most major name brands.
They usually dont settle for audio equipment you can buy at Best Buy
look up reviews online or at
I can assure you anything you decide to upgrade to will be sufficient.
^And this.AlexN09 wrote:No it's not really that good but it's a huge upgrade over stock equipment and you can get some good clean signals and loud volumes without distortion.
Looks like we got ourselves a Pioneer Fan Boy, boys.SanoSuKe wrote:okay after searching reviews and comparing speakers I've decided to go with these:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CL ... MSN0FN0R1N
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CL ... rt_title_2
AlexN09 wrote:Oh yeah, the perks of being a student!!!!Amazon got like 2000 from me last year
*edit ironically half of that went to buy books....
**edit I still can't properly use the word irony
I hear ya. That's what I got it for in the beginning, now I just use eBooks if they're available on some "bad" websites lol
I'm almost out of here so the few books I need I've gotten from some older buddies. 