Balanced sound system for an Alto I've been driving around an Alto for the past three months without a Music System. I've read several threads in this forum and have visited a couple of car audio dealers as well. Now I need some advice on a good music system for my car.
1) Most importantly - I do not need heavy Boom. I would rather go for a full spectrum with decent amount of Bass. Preference for sound details over loudness.
2) I have noticed in many cars that loudness is rear-biased. This makes music noisy for the rear-seat passengers and too mild for the driver and navigator. I would prefer balanced sound for all four seats. Can a balanced output be taken from the HU to the speakers?
3) Is there a forward-reverse balancer for the speakers? Similar to the L-R balancers?
4) I have had only annoying experiences with the front tweeters. Stuck on the dashboard with stickers or dangling from the side pillars. Producing annoying screams. Are they any good? What are the good ones?
5) Pioneer sets are widely available in Chennai. I am not a fan of Sony.
6) What's an Aux port? What can be connected to/through it?
7) Keep costs low. I don't want anything fancy. No show-off.
I want:
1) A good HU which can support a sub-woofer, a USB port, an iPOD and plays MP3. I don't mind using rear connecting cables for the iPOD and USB port if it would work out cheaper. I also find them to be more convenient to use than ports mounted on the front face.
2) A sub-woofer, which I plan to install on the floor below the dash-board, in the centre. Comments please.
3) I have a pair of Pioneer 6X9s which I plan to install on the rear-hatch door. This is a used car and the previous owner has cut the sheet metal to install two round speakers. Now removed to expose two ugly holes. Comments Please.
4) A good pair of speakers to fit under the front dash in the space provided. Can this be modified to fit bigger speakers? What would be the damage? Aesthetics?
5) A good pair of tweeters only if they will help and can be fitted properly, without gum tapes.
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Cheers,
kaushik |