Team-BHP - ICE Monk's i10 - budget no bar! :-) ...wait, actually 20k

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 1218401)

Gunbir is at Gyro? I thought he was more often found at Driven.

No wonder.. he goes there for the moral support as gyro is a relatively new dealer.. every single install at gyro featured at TBhp has some element of Gunbir and JB! :)

FYI ...Gyro and Driven are both retail outlets ( two amongst many nation wide ) at different locations in Delhi who selll products distributed/imported by Gunbir/Autophile AKA BBW distributors. So you are likely to find the duo under the hood in either of the places on weekends. AFAIK Audison is no longer marketed by them.

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 1218401)

Gunbir is at Gyro? I thought he was more often found at Driven.

Which reminds me I haven't been to DRIVEN in like over 2 weeks. Must pay them a visit else Mr. Rana will be "kutti" with me.

Navinji, I'm a resource. I go wherever I'm needed. Be it a dealer or a competitor asking for help. I'd rather be in the field (learning something) than in the office.

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Originally Posted by vikram18 (Post 1218417)

I think BBW doesn't represent Audison/Hertz anymore.

You're right Vikram.

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Originally Posted by panky12345 (Post 1218422)

No wonder.. he goes there for the moral support as gyro is a relatively new dealer.. every single install at gyro featured at TBhp has some element of Gunbir and JB! :)

True. While the boys at Gyro are coming along quite nicely and I have pleasantly surprised by some of their installs, they still need our support for some of the high end installs. Also, a lot of training gets done during an install. The DRIVEN team has nearly a decade of experience behind them, so they don't require much support now.

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Originally Posted by vikram18 (Post 1218417)

I think BBW doesn't represent Audison/Hertz anymore.

Oh yess too bad. I liked the VRx series.

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Originally Posted by gunbir (Post 1218438)

Which reminds me I haven't been to DRIVEN in like over 2 weeks. .

I guess the food at Gyro must be better! :-) Just kidding.
Folks it is well known that Gunbir is fond of good food so we tease him about this.

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 1218448)

Oh yess too bad. I liked the VRx series.

Yup, design wise the VRx amps will remain one of our favorite car audio amps of all time. Too bad they too will be discontinued in some time.

Note: We don't have any stocks, so please don't shoot me.

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 1218448)

I guess the food at Gyro must be better! :-) Just kidding. Folks it is well known that Gunbir is fond of good food so we tease him about this.

The food at DRIVEN is awesome too... Big Chill, Maxims, Continental Dhaba... mmm :)

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Originally Posted by gunbir (Post 1218438)

True. While the boys at Gyro are coming along quite nicely and I have pleasantly surprised by some of their installs, they still need our support for some of the high end installs..

That was preciously my point Sir! :) Would love to go there someday.

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Originally Posted by vikram18 (Post 1218492)

You bet! When he's in the field, no cow is safe :D

So that's what happened to the cow Bhagwan gifted B&T! :D

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Originally Posted by gunbir (Post 1218651)

Hmm... Now look what you did. I'm hungry again... :)

So Sir Gunbir, tell me exactly when was it that you were NOT hungry? :D

Ok guys poor Monk is still waiting for a solution and here we are teasing Gunbir (I know, I know, I started it).

Thanks to all, I am exploring the choice suggested by Gunbir and Frank on net and will meet/call Mr Rana of DRIVEN .Meanwhile what I notice is that doors of the I 10 are quite thin and am not sure whether they would be able to aborb the vibration and may rattle. Am i right and if yes what can be done about that.Remember? ...I dont have the choice of cutting parcel tray, wife does not want to, :)and i have to follow as I have to live in the same house and want to eat food everyday....that means speakers goes in doors only and SQ still needed with some deep thump on low to mid volume and no rattles

On another point, is there any specific advantage of two-dins HUs?

:)And on another another point, of the late with so much of enahancement in my awareness I have started thinking that i should takeout the stock blaupunkt from optra alongwith speakers ( cassate player with rear aux in used with MP3 at 320 all the time) and put it into I10 and start looking for a ICE for Optra, because there i can cut tray (thats my car:D so i can) and put in all these geeky stuff..what do you say....mind you, front factory fitted speakers in optra (1.6, 2005) are amazing though rear ones are very ordinary..

Hello Naveen and all,

I was away in Rome on a offical visit and am back now. I10 is still without the ICE. Got so busy that could not do anything about it.The last query I posted ( if i remeber correctly was this ..

"""Thanks to all, I am exploring the choice suggested by Gunbir and Frank on net and will meet/call Mr Rana of DRIVEN .Meanwhile what I notice is that doors of the I 10 are quite thin and am not sure whether they would be able to aborb the vibration and may rattle. Am i right and if yes what can be done about that.Remember? ...I dont have the choice of cutting parcel tray, wife does not want to, :)and i have to follow as I have to live in the same house and want to eat food everyday....that means speakers goes in doors only and SQ still needed with some deep thump on low to mid volume and no rattles

On another point, is there any specific advantage of two-dins HUs?

:)And on another another point, of the late with so much of enahancement in my awareness I have started thinking that i should takeout the stock blaupunkt from optra alongwith speakers ( cassate player with rear aux in used with MP3 at 320 all the time) and put it into I10 and start looking for a ICE for Optra, because there i can cut tray (thats my car so i can) and put in all these geeky stuff..what do you say....mind you, front factory fitted speakers in optra (1.6, 2005) are amazing though rear ones are very ordinary.