ICE setup for civic

csentil · 24th September 2007, 15:21

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/ask-gu...nda-civic.html

Read this thread. ST7677 starts with a budget of 15K and ended up spending..... take a guess. :-)

You follow team-bhp audiophiles and you are in for it. (kidding guys)

You have been warned.

sanchits · 25th September 2007, 00:48

hi, is JBL 75.4 amp enough to run a hertz hx300d subwoofer and front hertz hsk165 comps. i hope it is not underpowered for this setup.

Amey · 25th September 2007, 08:46

Its rated at 600W RMS i guess. If you wish to use the 75.4 for fronts and the Sub, that means you will be using 2 channels in bridged mode for driving the sub.In bridged mode, that amp provides ~ 200W RMS.
It will be underfed for sure, i say.
As for the front Components, they are rated at 125W continuous, correct me if i am wrong.The JBL 75.4 provides 104 x4 @ 4Ohms so i think it should suffice.
Let the experts comment on this, whether its enough or a dedicated Amp for driving the Sub is necessary.

navin · 25th September 2007, 10:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanchits

hi, is JBL 75.4 amp enough to run a hertz hx300d subwoofer and front hertz hsk165 comps. i hope it is not underpowered for this setup.

the 75.4 will drive the HX300. Yes the HX300 can handle more power but that does not mean that the sub needs more power. From what I remember the HX300 is fairly sensitive and will do fine with 200W esp in an efficient install like an IB.

sanchits · 25th September 2007, 23:00

i recently heard that, you dont need an amp to power components. they are very powerful without amp. is this true??

navin · 26th September 2007, 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanchits

i recently heard that, you dont need an amp to power components. they are very powerful without amp. is this true??

you dont need an amp to power components - TRUE they will make music even without an amplifier.

they are very powerful without amp - FALSE power comes from the amplifier.

sanchits · 29th September 2007, 17:06

guys, how about the JBL GTO1204BR bass reflex box. what is the cost and performance of this sub.

sanchits · 29th September 2007, 21:46

hi..i have somewhat finalised the ice setup..as i had a budget of 30k..already exceeded a bit. so had to stop somewhere..
front - hertz esk 165 compos
rear - hertz dcx 690 coax
sub - jbl gto1204br
amp - jbl 75.4

what do you guys think about this setup. as i have a budget under 40k..so not willing to buy another mono amp for the sub. i will be powering the front compos and the sub through the amp and the rear coax from the stock HU.

gunbir · 29th September 2007, 22:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanchits

hi..i have somewhat finalised the ice setup..as i had a budget of 30k..already exceeded a bit. so had to stop somewhere..
front - hertz esk 165 compos
rear - hertz dcx 690 coax
sub - jbl gto1204br
amp - jbl 75.4

Sanchit

You setup seems fine, except your front speakers and rear speakers are from different series. I suggest you either get DSK165 fronts with your setup, or get ECX690 rears with the above.

Cheers!

sanchits · 29th September 2007, 22:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by gunbir

Sanchit

You setup seems fine, except your front speakers and rear speakers are from different series. I suggest you either get DSK165 fronts with your setup, or get ECX690 rears with the above.

Cheers!

the ecx 690 is quite expensive and the rear is going to be powered by the HU. so thought of buying better compos, as they'll be powered by the amps.
what about the ECX 570 coax..is it good and the cost. can you please give me the cost of all the components of my setup. thanxx a lot. does it make a difference if front and rear are from different series.

Autophile · 29th September 2007, 23:03

Sanchits,

The civic's stock size for front and rear is 6.5". So there is no point considering 6X9's or 5X7's. I suggest that you stick to 6.5" speakers.

In case of Hertz following combinations are recommended :

DSK 165 and DCX 165

ESK 165 and ECX 165

sanchits · 29th September 2007, 23:03

what if i replace the rear - dcx 690 with ECX 570 or ECX 165. are they good enough and cheaper than the dcx 690.what would you suggest.

Autophile · 29th September 2007, 23:09

If you are going for ESK 165 in the front then put ECX 165 in the rear. Don't bother with ECX 570 / 690 as it will involve cutting the parcel shelf.

The ECX 165 will cost Rs 500 more than DCX 690. It will offer you the same tonality as ESK's being from the same series and will fit in stock location without any modification. Check out civic install threads.

If budget is less then you can consider DSK + DCX 165 combo.

sanchits · 29th September 2007, 23:11

so..i'll take your suggestions audiophille and gunbir and go for ESK 165 and ECX 165 setup with JBL 75.4 powering the front and the JBL gto1204br sub.
so how much would this total setup cost including wiring. i've already exceeded my budget,so please take care of that gunbir paaji. please list the prices of all the components...thanx

sanchits · 30th September 2007, 01:04

so..after all the suggestions...my updated setup would be(finally)..
front - hertz ESK 165 compos
rear - hertz ECX 165 co-ax
sub - jbl gto1204br
amp - jbl 75.4

so...if gunbir or anyone else can give me the rite pricing for these components...what are the best prices i can get in delhi. what wiring should be used and cost...remember my budget cannot exceed 40k.

24th September 2007, 15:21	#16
csentil Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,349 Thanked: 38 Times View My Garage	http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/ask-gu...nda-civic.html Read this thread. ST7677 starts with a budget of 15K and ended up spending..... take a guess. :-) You follow team-bhp audiophiles and you are in for it. (kidding guys) You have been warned.
	() Thanks

25th September 2007, 00:48	#17
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	Jbl amp 75.4 for hertz setup hi, is JBL 75.4 amp enough to run a hertz hx300d subwoofer and front hertz hsk165 comps. i hope it is not underpowered for this setup.
	() Thanks

25th September 2007, 08:46	#18
Amey BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Pune Posts: 679 Thanked: 248 Times View My Garage	Its rated at 600W RMS i guess. If you wish to use the 75.4 for fronts and the Sub, that means you will be using 2 channels in bridged mode for driving the sub.In bridged mode, that amp provides ~ 200W RMS. It will be underfed for sure, i say. As for the front Components, they are rated at 125W continuous, correct me if i am wrong.The JBL 75.4 provides 104 x4 @ 4Ohms so i think it should suffice. Let the experts comment on this, whether its enough or a dedicated Amp for driving the Sub is necessary. Last edited by Amey : 25th September 2007 at 08:49.
	() Thanks

25th September 2007, 23:00	#20
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	i recently heard that, you dont need an amp to power components. they are very powerful without amp. is this true??
	() Thanks

29th September 2007, 17:06	#22
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	guys, how about the JBL GTO1204BR bass reflex box. what is the cost and performance of this sub.
	() Thanks

29th September 2007, 21:46	#23
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	hi..i have somewhat finalised the ice setup..as i had a budget of 30k..already exceeded a bit. so had to stop somewhere.. front - hertz esk 165 compos rear - hertz dcx 690 coax sub - jbl gto1204br amp - jbl 75.4 what do you guys think about this setup. as i have a budget under 40k..so not willing to buy another mono amp for the sub. i will be powering the front compos and the sub through the amp and the rear coax from the stock HU.
	() Thanks

29th September 2007, 23:03	#26
Autophile BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New Delhi Posts: 931 Thanked: 4 Times	Sanchits, The civic's stock size for front and rear is 6.5". So there is no point considering 6X9's or 5X7's. I suggest that you stick to 6.5" speakers. In case of Hertz following combinations are recommended : DSK 165 and DCX 165 ESK 165 and ECX 165
	() Thanks

29th September 2007, 23:09	#28
Autophile BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New Delhi Posts: 931 Thanked: 4 Times	If you are going for ESK 165 in the front then put ECX 165 in the rear. Don't bother with ECX 570 / 690 as it will involve cutting the parcel shelf. The ECX 165 will cost Rs 500 more than DCX 690. It will offer you the same tonality as ESK's being from the same series and will fit in stock location without any modification. Check out civic install threads. If budget is less then you can consider DSK + DCX 165 combo.
	() Thanks

29th September 2007, 23:11	#29
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	thanx for the suggestion so..i'll take your suggestions audiophille and gunbir and go for ESK 165 and ECX 165 setup with JBL 75.4 powering the front and the JBL gto1204br sub. so how much would this total setup cost including wiring. i've already exceeded my budget,so please take care of that gunbir paaji. please list the prices of all the components...thanx
	() Thanks

30th September 2007, 01:04	#30
sanchits BANNED Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: gurgaon/delhi Posts: 331 Thanked: Once	so..after all the suggestions...my updated setup would be(finally).. front - hertz ESK 165 compos rear - hertz ECX 165 co-ax sub - jbl gto1204br amp - jbl 75.4 so...if gunbir or anyone else can give me the rite pricing for these components...what are the best prices i can get in delhi. what wiring should be used and cost...remember my budget cannot exceed 40k.
	() Thanks

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
	Search this Thread: Advanced Search