[nitrous]

Gurus,
How has ur experience been with JL audio products?

[jkdas]

costly i guess, but i know you can afford:P

[gunbir]

they make very nice stuff. Great design, reliability and performance. But at the price you pay for most of their products, you can buy better stuff.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by gunbir

But at the price you pay for most of their products, you can buy better stuff.

totally agree.....

[Tool]

I totally agree with Sir's Gunbir and LBM on the price point too. There is much better stuff out there for a similar price.
But they do make Quality stuff. Makes sense if you are looking at getting it cheap at like ebay or something.
boom

[s0uljah]

As per gunbir/lbm very very expensive audio!! always good to see how far you can stretch you $$ for similar performing brands

Originally Posted by Tool

But they do make Quality stuff. Makes sense if you are looking at getting it cheap at like ebay or something.

Yeah if your getting some discounts/combo offers in the USA sometimes there are very competitive pricing. Make sure you find a legit source if its on eBay.

My friend was using their slash series monoblock and JL subs it hit pretty hard... and it hit is wallet hard too havent heard anything besides the sub

[sys_whiz]

Costly....imagine a 13" sub in a sealed enclosure costs around 1300 USD.

JL Audio CLS113RG-W7 - 13" Sub loaded in a ...

I beleive not available in India.

[navin]

Originally Posted by sys_whiz

Costly....imagine a 13" sub in a sealed enclosure costs around 1300 USD.

I beleive not available in India.

Now that KB already has a sub I wonder who else will buy one! :-) Sorry KB!

[speedzak]

Originally Posted by navin

Now that KB already has a sub I wonder who else will buy one! :-) Sorry KB!

He has 2 subs!!!
And I would always be happy with more SUBs.

JL audio is prohibitively expensive. And their quality is rock solid.
Unfortunately, The guys who handle this brand in India are prohibitively ignorant about this brand. They don't even know what JL audio is!!!!
And they would suggest you to use Scorpio as the best ICE vehicle.

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by speedzak

JL audio is prohibitively expensive. And their quality is rock solid.
Unfortunately, The guys who handle this brand in India are prohibitively ignorant about this brand. They don't even know what JL audio is!!!!
And they would suggest you to use Scorpio as the best ICE vehicle.

The guys who handle JL in India are Gulf Wireless, distributors in the Gulf for many years now for top brands. Used to do RF also, I think until a few years back. They certainly have more than a clue about car audio.

I have used JL Audio subs a lot in the past, and the results have always been very good. I think the subs are simply fabulous. Never used any amps or speakers though.

The MRPs in India make them very hard to afford.
Example:
JL 12W0 with a USRP of $130 retails in India for Rs. 9223/-

[speedzak]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

The guys who handle JL in India are Gulf Wireless, distributors in the Gulf for many years now for top brands. Used to do RF also, I think until a few years back. They certainly have more than a clue about car audio.

But what about their Indian counterparts SSPL?? They sounds way too off from all this!!

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by speedzak

But what about their Indian counterparts SSPL?? They sounds way too off from all this!!

Same chaps, different name. They are not counterparts or anything, it is owned and run by GW.

[navin]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

The guys who handle JL in India are Gulf Wireless,..The MRPs in India make them very hard to afford.
Example:
JL 12W0 with a USRP of $130 retails in India for Rs. 9223/-

I know GW they are good on technical aspects but they need to reconsider their market. At these prices ID is a more resonabale alternate.

B&T someday I'm gonna get me a car that can accomodate a 8" component in the front. :-) Someday!

[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by navin

B&T someday I'm gonna get me a car that can accomodate a 8" component in the front. :-) Someday!

Hmm, or maybe you could mould one into the door of an existing car!

I'm thinking of getting to work on a 3-way component system using a 6.5" subwoofer driver, 2" dome or 3-4" cone mid and tweeter to allow for full-range sound right outta the doors someday soon.

[navin]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Hmm, or maybe you could mould one into the door of an existing car!

I'm thinking of getting to work on a 3-way component system using a 6.5" subwoofer driver, 2" dome or 3-4" cone mid and tweeter to allow for full-range sound right outta the doors someday soon.

The problems is that cars like the Opel Astra/Corsa and Skoda Octavia have such complicated surfaces on their door panels that to make somethng look stock is a diffcult and expensive proposition. Other cars like the Palio are a lot easier to work with.