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Old 19th June 2007, 22:03   #16
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What A Setup MAn . Hows the monster sounding


What is the cost involved ? Please give me the cost of every component install seprately. thanks
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I am no ICE guy and don't even come to this section. And the only JBL in my Baleno is the JBL car freshener, courtesy Sam. Just dropped in seeing Baleno and JBL.

Anyway, even to my limited understanding and ICE knowledge, it looks like you have an awesome setup in your car. Great, man.

Or the ICE is new...

Time for me to get the hell out of the ice-wice section.
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Wow, fantastic install. Enjoy maadi!

Errrr... shouldn't the SW box face the other way around? LBM-bhai?

who`s system is discussed here....I am confused....


for the facing the Sub here is a thread on the same....

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/ask-gu...fire-boot.html
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who`s system is discussed here....I am confused....

Paaji tis persons ice is being discussed here ---->rocksterraghu. the very first post of this thread.
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i'm hoping its not me again
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who`s system is discussed here....I am confused....


for the facing the Sub here is a thread on the same....

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i'm hoping its not me again
No, no, no, its not you , it is his appy.
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ok ok lets get back to Raghu Rockster ....lol
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What A Setup MAn . Hows the monster sounding


What is the cost involved ? Please give me the cost of every component install seprately. thanks
Thanks a lot! The Monster as you put it, sounds incredible! This is the first time I've ever invested considerable amount of money on car audio and I know what it is worth. I find great balance between the lows, mids and the highs. I'd known beforehand that JBL speakers would be a little bright and hence I avoided installing the tweeters that came with the components - to my taste, it sounds absolutely perfect!

I don't remember the exact price of every component, since I'm currently in Hyderabad now, I'll have to fetch the bills when I get to Mysore and post the costs on the 'What ICE @ What price' thread, but if you want an approximate cost of every component, PM me and I'll let you know.

Thanks again.
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Anyway, even to my limited understanding and ICE knowledge, it looks like you have an awesome setup in your car. Great, man.
Thanks a lot! I am overwhelmed!

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Or the ICE is new...
With the new ICE I'll have to change my signature to 'Or the women are new'


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Wow, fantastic install. Enjoy maadi!

Errrr... shouldn't the SW box face the other way around? LBM-bhai?
Thanks, In fact I have to thank you twice, because your question actually made me read a lot of stuff about subwoofer placing!
BTW, tumba enjoy maadta iddini!

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ok ok lets get back to Raghu Rockster ....lol
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I'd known beforehand that JBL speakers would be a little bright and hence I avoided installing the tweeters that came with the components - to my taste, it sounds absolutely perfect!
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Whoa whoa whoa, back up the truck there raghu, you've bought components, installed the crossovers and kept the tweeters at home????????
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Whoa whoa whoa, back up the truck there raghu, you've bought components, installed the crossovers and kept the tweeters at home????????
He has not installed the tweeters.......
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Whoa whoa whoa, back up the truck there raghu, you've bought components, installed the crossovers and kept the tweeters at home????????
Do you think it makes no sense to leave the tweeters out? I generally keep the fader at F5 and still, I tend to get enough highs from the 937's (With the +3dB buttons kept off).

Am I missing something here? I thought it would be pretty sharp if I used the tweeters.
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the tweeter are meant to be used....I would suggest to put them up and tone them down from the crossover and the HU...they will change the sound to a great extent....
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You should install the tweets too. You can control the level of highs by cutting them at the crossover (there will be a -3 setting). Without the tweets, you won't get good imaging up front. I think the 937s also have a push switch that you can use to cut the high-frequency response.
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He has not installed the tweeters.......
Butter Chicken without any butter, eh?
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Butter Chicken without any butter, eh?

hahahahahahaha
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the tweeter are meant to be used....I would suggest to put them up and tone them down from the crossover and the HU...they will change the sound to a great extent....
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You should install the tweets too. You can control the level of highs by cutting them at the crossover (there will be a -3 setting). Without the tweets, you won't get good imaging up front. I think the 937s also have a push switch that you can use to cut the high-frequency response.
I understand that the components in the door are not able to produce the full range of mid and high frequencies. I'd just ignored the tweeters thinking they would add too much of highs making it difficult during long hours of listening (besides as I already mentioned, the 937's are doing a decent job with the highs). Now, I've changed my mind, I'll go with the gurus, I'll install them this weekend when I go to Mysore and get the -3dB setting done in the crossovers.

Where do you think is a good place to install it? I was thinking of the door panels, but the tweeters get really close to the ears. Do you think it would be OK to install them on the dash?

And yes hydrashok, I was referring to the same 3dB buttons on the 937's which are always set to 'off'.
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