Upgrade for Honda CR-V

mojo · 28th February 2007, 20:42

just something I found while researching options for upgrade on Honda CR-V. Hope this helps others as well.

Description: Beginners – when you want that first system with nice bass.
Source Unit(s): Alpine CDM 7874EB / Pioneer DEH-P3550MP / Clarion DXZ546MP
Front Speaker(s): Boston FS-60 / Diamond M361 / Hertz HSK 165 / Focal 165A / Rainbow SLX 230.03 / Phoenix Gold TX6.5
Amplifier(s): Alpine MRP-F200 / Audison SRx2
Cable: Stinger / Phoenix Gold / Audison

Description: Entry level – this is when your budget is a little higher. This is where serious sound enthusiasm begins.
Source Unit(s): Alpine CDM-7874EB / Pioneer DEH-P5650MP / Clarion DXZ746MP
Front Speaker(s): Boston FS-60 / Diamond M361 / Hertz HSK 165 / Focal 165A / Rainbow SLX 230.03 / Morel Pulse / Phoenix Gold TX6.5
Sub(s): JL Audio 12W0-4 / Image Dynamics ID12V.3 / Diamond M312 / Hertx HX 300 / Boston GS1204 / Phoenix Gold R12D
Amplifier(s): Audison SRx3 / Phoenix Gold R8.0:4 / Zapco i450
Cable: Stinger / Phoenix Gold / Audison

navin · 1st March 2007, 12:15

Focals for a beginner? No mention of Infinty (speakers) , JBL (amps or speakers), Kenwood (HUs), Pioneer (amps), etc... or are these not available where you shop?

There are many other brands missing but in India I find Pioneer, JBL and Sony have the best distribution. I mean i know guys in Shillong and Bhubanshwar who have JBL and Sony (along with Pioneer).

mojo · 1st March 2007, 12:55

These options are more indicative of specifications at different levels rather than brands. Anyway, found it in an another forum with link below. Found it interesting as most suggestions for upgrade advise to skip installing rear speakers altogether or using them as rear-fill only.
What's the best system I can get for XXXX dollars? Uptd 15/4 - Ozhonda

28th February 2007, 20:42	#31
mojo BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: New Delhi Posts: 35 Thanked: 3 Times	just something I found while researching options for upgrade on Honda CR-V. Hope this helps others as well. Description: Beginners – when you want that first system with nice bass. Source Unit(s): Alpine CDM 7874EB / Pioneer DEH-P3550MP / Clarion DXZ546MP Front Speaker(s): Boston FS-60 / Diamond M361 / Hertz HSK 165 / Focal 165A / Rainbow SLX 230.03 / Phoenix Gold TX6.5 Amplifier(s): Alpine MRP-F200 / Audison SRx2 Cable: Stinger / Phoenix Gold / Audison Description: Entry level – this is when your budget is a little higher. This is where serious sound enthusiasm begins. Source Unit(s): Alpine CDM-7874EB / Pioneer DEH-P5650MP / Clarion DXZ746MP Front Speaker(s): Boston FS-60 / Diamond M361 / Hertz HSK 165 / Focal 165A / Rainbow SLX 230.03 / Morel Pulse / Phoenix Gold TX6.5 Sub(s): JL Audio 12W0-4 / Image Dynamics ID12V.3 / Diamond M312 / Hertx HX 300 / Boston GS1204 / Phoenix Gold R12D Amplifier(s): Audison SRx3 / Phoenix Gold R8.0:4 / Zapco i450 Cable: Stinger / Phoenix Gold / Audison
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1st March 2007, 12:15	#32
navin Team-BHP Support Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Mumbai Posts: 25,176 Thanked: 9,264 Times	Focals for a beginner? No mention of Infinty (speakers) , JBL (amps or speakers), Kenwood (HUs), Pioneer (amps), etc... or are these not available where you shop? There are many other brands missing but in India I find Pioneer, JBL and Sony have the best distribution. I mean i know guys in Shillong and Bhubanshwar who have JBL and Sony (along with Pioneer).
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1st March 2007, 12:55	#33
mojo BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: New Delhi Posts: 35 Thanked: 3 Times	link These options are more indicative of specifications at different levels rather than brands. Anyway, found it in an another forum with link below. Found it interesting as most suggestions for upgrade advise to skip installing rear speakers altogether or using them as rear-fill only. What's the best system I can get for XXXX dollars? Uptd 15/4 - Ozhonda
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