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Originally Posted by donarun (Post 2419768)
The Eclipse cd7200 mkII is a classic piece of equipment. .. the HU has a dingy user interface. Plus I hope by now you know that its a dead head ie it doesnt have an inbuilt ampifier like the 7016/117.

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Originally Posted by e-katz (Post 2419819)
Is that a good or a bad thing? If we are going to drive the speakers using an amp, that should not make a difference I am hoping.

Actually dead heads are usually fantastic. Since they do not have power amps inside them the space is usually used by bigger beefier power supplies and hence they are very very stable. The 7200 unfortunately did not have the user interface of an Alpine.

You can get a 117 for now. Later on when you get a monoblock, disable the internal amp. The X100 imprint kit can be added at any stage.

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Originally Posted by donarun (Post 2420629)
The entry level JL comps used by few Chennai members are great for that price. But I would advice you to get something from the Rainbow stable if possible.

the JL I was talking about was the XR 650 CSI which is available for a steal here.

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Originally Posted by donarun (Post 2420629)
Dont waste your money on getting a mono yet,

Only plan to get a mono when I put in the subwoofer which is not now.

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Originally Posted by donarun (Post 2420629)
This amp is better than the Focal solid 4

Do you mean that is better suited for SQ?

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Originally Posted by ramie2400 (Post 2408220)
JVC 846 is the latest in the market with detachable face,also seperate gps module is availabe for touchscreen integration.

Focal is very much available officially in India.

If install done in too details warranties wont void as OE wires not required to be spliced :)


ramie

What are the differences between 836 & 846. The JVC dealer of Bangalore says 836 is much better coz it comes with 5 volt and 846 comes with 4 volt. Is there any difference in features of both?

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Originally Posted by vinit_relan (Post 2421568)
What are the differences between 836 & 846. The JVC dealer of Bangalore says 836 is much better coz it comes with 5 volt and 846 comes with 4 volt. Is there any difference in features of both?

Yes not much difference only giving a fresh look to the new updated series from JVC,also pre-outs are 4v,Ive installed both sound quality and tuning wise makes no difference.The 4v-5v theory is a bit complicated as we never reach to the peak level :D

Ramie

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Originally Posted by ramie2400 (Post 2421607)
Yes not much difference only giving a fresh look to the new updated series from JVC,also pre-outs are 4v,Ive installed both sound quality and tuning wise makes no difference.The 4v-5v theory is a bit complicated as we never reach to the peak level :D

Ramie

Thanks Ramie...But what do you advise on 846 or 836? Do we have similar product in Pioneer with similar features? If yes, what will be the cost of the same?

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Originally Posted by vinit_relan (Post 2421848)
Thanks Ramie...But what do you advise on 846 or 836? Do we have similar product in Pioneer with similar features? If yes, what will be the cost of the same?

Pioneer will not have the in-built blue-tooth and the face-plate panel is not detachable.whereas pioneer has much easy user-interface and more exciting to use ;) If i were you i would go in for Pioneer :D "Moolah you can get it from your local dealers in your area".

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Originally Posted by ramie2400 (Post 2422191)
Pioneer will not have the in-built blue-tooth and the face-plate panel is not detachable.whereas pioneer has much easy user-interface and more exciting to use ;) If i were you i would go in for Pioneer :D "Moolah you can get it from your local dealers in your area".

Can you please share the model no.? I am looking out for something similar to JVC 846 in looks.
Will pioneer have more or equal features like JVC?

Can someone please suggest a head unit for around 10-12 thousand rupees. The Blaupunkt MP46 in my cedia is not reading CDs anymore. It'll mostly be fed original CDs and all I care about is good sound quality on CDs and potentially USB/Ipod compatibility.

As far as sound is concerned, I need mid-range clarity over anything else. Reasonably articulate bass and smooth top end would be a bonus. I'd be running it with the stock coaxials that came with my car so all i expect is reasonable quality.

Blaupunkt used to do most of the above pretty well but since they no longer exist in India, I have to look at other options. Please suggest something which is available locally with bill and warranty.

Look at Kenwood - U546BT, U449 or U349. If you raise your budget a bit, one would recommend a 7046BT/6046. Check in the market, you might find last year's 7016 at a reasonable price.

Experts, please advice.

I am looking for 6x9 speakers for rear shelf. I have been offered Soundstream SPL 69 for a good price.

Are they any good? I have not heard about this brand. I think its old school.

Will my headunit JVC KD 6300 be able to drive those?

Another option is Bravox CXX 60 which are the same price.

I would appreciate if some body could throw light on it.

thanks

I have a query. I have got Hertz Hi-Energy 2 way comps and plan to get either clarion cz501e or fz709e soon.

Personally I listen to Instrumental music 70% of the time. So I want a setup which sounds good for this kind of music. I don't want glass shattering bass. Bass should tight and reproduce the strings and drums in a good way.

Now my query is should I go for coaxials for the rear and add an Amp later or go for an Amp now and add the coaxials later. I am not that inclined in adding a sub at this juncture because I travel a lot and require boot space. Dampening shall also be carried some time in future.

The budget in my mind is 10k for either.

Keeping this in mind I want suggestions for Amp or Coaxials.

If it's Amp that is recommended I think a 4-channel Amp would cover addition of coaxials later.

As far as coaxials are concerned I like to keep the speakers in stock position at rear, which I believe can accommodate 6.5" with minor modifications.

My car is Palio stile sdx.

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Originally Posted by vamsi.kona (Post 2450028)
I have a query. I have got Hertz Hi-Energy 2 way comps and plan to get either clarion cz501e or fz709e soon.

Personally I listen to Instrumental music 70% of the time. So I want a setup which sounds good for this kind of music. I don't want glass shattering bass. Bass should tight and reproduce the strings and drums in a good way.

Now my query is should I go for coaxials for the rear and add an Amp later or go for an Amp now and add the coaxials later..

My guess is adding the coaxials now would give you a better bang for your buck. Add a good 4 ch. amp later.

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Originally Posted by chevelle (Post 2446452)
I have been offered Soundstream SPL 69 for a good price.

Will my headunit JVC KD 6300 be able to drive those?
Another option is Bravox CXX 60 which are the same price.

Without having heard the SPL 69 I cant say.

Never heard of the Bravox HU. I thought they only made speakers. I'd take the JVC.

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 2451288)
My guess is adding the coaxials now would give you a better bang for your buck. Add a good 4 ch. amp later.

Thank you. Any suggestions regarding the coaxials which are 6.5" in size as I want to fit them in stock locations with minor modifications. Of course I will audition the speakers but narrowing down to a few good one's would help.

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Originally Posted by navin (Post 2451288)
Without having heard the SPL 69 I cant say.

Never heard of the Bravox HU. I thought they only made speakers. I'd take the JVC.

I am sorry if i was not clear enough. Bravox cxx 60 are 6x9 speakers only. Either speaker will be connected to my JVC 6300 HU.

I already have the JVC. The question is Soundstream SPL69 or Bravox cxx60. These both are not available anywhere. Soundstream is 5 year old speakers while Bravox has sales and service only in Brazil. They briefly started selling in USA, but they pulled out of USA last year.

I actually cancelled the idea of 5-year old SPL 69 even though its brand new. The person is asking $100 for it which is too much. I guess i can get better ones from any brands for lesser price.

Still hung up on Bravox or pioneer A6974R. :Frustrati

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Originally Posted by chevelle (Post 2452239)
I am sorry if i was not clear enough. Bravox cxx 60 are 6x9 speakers only. Still hung up on Bravox or pioneer A6974R. :Frustrati

Never heard either so I cant tell.

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Originally Posted by vamsi.kona (Post 2451497)
Thank you. Any suggestions regarding the coaxials which are 6.5" in size as I want to fit them in stock locations with minor modifications.

Stick to the same brand as you got in the front.


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