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Old 8th September 2005, 19:10   #1306
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I have the following setup in my Swift:


I have JBL 636 in my rear doors in factory provided location for speakers. They fit nicely. I advise against the use of tray, as Swift is already cramped for space in the trunk, you dont want to minimize it further by putting a tray. On top, if done incorrectly, the tray can vibrate and lead to cabin noise.
Have you installed an amp or sub also or just he 4 speakers?
And won't the bass of 936 be better than that of 636?
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hey guys, i'm planning for a new setup in my NHC

heres what i came up with:
Alpine 9831 HU
Kicker sub (15") and kicker amp
now i'm a lil confused with the speakers...thinkin abt Alpine or JBL or Kicker(??)
also would u guys recommend compos?

and should i get a 2nd amp(4ch) for the rear speakers or will they work fine with the HU
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Thanks Ajay!!

I will think of adding an amp at a later date but what if I don't?

Just want to be sure that the setup will work fine even if I dont' add an amp at a later date!!!
Well, SM.. Let me tell you what I was told.. Adding an amp makes the sound richer and it works well if you're listening to music at higher volumes. If you juz want pleasant sounding music at lower volume levels, then your setup wouldn't BADLY require an amp...

So its upto you to decide. I like my sound 'amplified' and I listen to a lotta rap, hip-hop and alternative muzic, and so I take it high and need to have it amplified...

In my 'audio knowledge less' language, adding an amp would make a great sounding setup, GREATER... [now these folks are gonna lol me, am sure ]
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Have you installed an amp or sub also or just he 4 speakers?
And won't the bass of 936 be better than that of 636?
I am an advocate of the fact that REAR speakers should only be used as FILLERS. I am sure 936 will have a better base compared to the 636, however they will upset the sound stage (in my opinion). I am not happy with the sound of 636 however I use fader to shift the sound stage to the fronts, thus I am not too bothered by its output.
At the present time, I do not have an amplifier or a woofer. However eventually I am planning to have a 4 channel amplifier to drive my front speakers, and a bass tube/subwoofer for the bass. Thus I am not too bothered about co-axials giving me the bass, as I will get all the bass I need from the sub.
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Old 8th September 2005, 19:21   #1310
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The story so far...

My 2 year old kid has been calling me to come back fast - so am rushing home - An hours drive from my Bunk. But will check in again around 10 PM may be. And will read all your valuable inputs....

The story so far.

Setup for Swift. Budget = Rs. 25,000/-

Resolved queries
1) HU. Sony 5100 Cassette deck + Sony 10 MP3 CD Changer.

2) Speakers
Front - JBL 606C compo system
Rear - JBL 936 Ovals.

3)No amp/NO sub.

Unresolved queries

a) Where to place the speakers in the Swift.

b) Where to purchase from in Hyderabad?

Shall be waiting to read all your replies when i log in again ....

Thank you guys!
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Hi Zehar, I have the Sony 5510 in my Santro and its a decent VFM system. Like I stated earlier, Sony HU's sound better than Pioneer, however the Pioneer HU's look better. Although 5510 is a very decent sober looking unit. So based on whether you want to impress your freinds with dolphins (Pioneer ) or just have good music (Sony), you can make a decision. In the Santro I went for 5510, in my Swift I was contemplating the Pioneer 6750 for 7.5k but ended up getting the Sony 8800 for 13k. Sony 8800 has dolphins too best of both worlds eh eh!
The difference between 5510 and 5610 is nominal. So go for either.
Regarding the speakers in Santro, I went for Blankpunt 4 inch fronts and Pioneer 4 channel in the rear. Blankpunt costed 1200 and Pioneer costed around 3k.
However it was a very bad decision to go for the speakers mentioned above. I WONT recommend them to anyone. At that time my brother had got it done in one day! The Blankpunt are so shrill, its like they are made for BATS! They virtually eat my brain out! The pioneers are ok.
However if I was to go for a setup for 12k this is what I would do now:

1) Use Sony HU for 5.5k
2) Front components JBL/Boston/Sony of 5": 4-5k
3) Any co-axial in the rear for around : 2k

Always remember that contrary to the common misconception, one should always have better speakers in the fronts than the rears.

So this makes your total budget to 12k

First upgrade:
1) Sony 504Z 4 channel amp for 4k

Second upgrade:
1) A subwoofer for the bass from 3k onwards

Third uprade:
1) Change the damn car damn it!!!

@Aseem...Did u go for the above upgrade?
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@Aseem...Did u go for the above upgrade?
I have the following setup in my Swift:

1) Sony HU 8800 --- 13k
2) Front Components JBL 606: 6k
3) Rear Coaxials JBL 636: 3k

In the agenda for coming month:

1) Sony 504 Z 4 channel amp: 4k
2) JBL CS 1200 T bass tube: 5k

Hope this helps!
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Its a Dell BPO offering support for all Dell Products, be It a server, portables, desktops, handghelds etc... I am In Testing & Troubleshooting for Hardware Support.
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Old 8th September 2005, 21:27   #1314
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wireless T1?

T1 is a wired protocol. 24 channels of 64 each +8K = 1.544Mbps
E1 is the equiv. used in India = 30 x 64 = 2Mbps.
T3 is ......ok you get the picture....

Unless you got a wireless rounter connected to a T1 pipe. in which case....ok lets shift this to another forum.

Sometime back (1990s) I did some work with MANs.
http://www.metroethernetforum.org
You are absolutely right abt the specs for T1 T2 T3 connection and yes the whole network is set up using wireless protocols.
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Hey there!

Clarification: More than one of you has observed that often the words JBL come up in this thread.
It was me Sam who said the above. I totally understand what are trying to say and what you have always meant. And guess what, Even I am going to buy JBL only for my car. And again Thanks to you for getting me the number for the distributor in Chandigarh.

I just meant that as much as we have JBL on this forum, If possible we would like some advice on other brands as well. If you felt bad abt It, I am extremely Sorry for that.

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The story so far.

Setup for Swift. Budget = Rs. 25,000/-

Resolved queries
1) HU. Sony 5100 Cassette deck + Sony 10 MP3 CD Changer.

2) Speakers
Front - JBL 606C compo system
Rear - JBL 936 Ovals.

3)No amp/NO sub.

Unresolved queries

a) Where to place the speakers in the Swift. BOx? Tray? Rear Doors?

b) Where to purchase from in Hyderabad?

Shall be waiting to read all your replies when i log in again ....

Thank you guys!

:( No replies? just two quries. and one of them I think has been asked before, in this thread/other,I'm not sure but was not answered. So, at least now give the answer guys. Probably Sam would be able to answer this.

"Where to good authorised JBL Dealers in Hyderabad.?"
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:( No replies? just two quries. and one of them I think has been asked before, in this thread/other,I'm not sure but was not answered. So, at least now give the answer guys. Probably Sam would be able to answer this.

"Where to good authorised JBL Dealers in Hyderabad.?"
as Sam said in a post , c Autocar's back cover for address for JBL . I did and here I am

Cartronics technologies P ltd
7-1-215/D/1
yeshoda bhavan
balkampet, ameerpet, hyd
tel: 040 55165142
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Old 8th September 2005, 22:06   #1318
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as Sam said in a post , c Autocar's back cover for address for JBL . I did and here I am

Cartronics technologies P ltd
7-1-215/D/1
yeshoda bhavan
balkampet, ameerpet, hyd
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that's Cool!! thank you so much jkdas. I'll be heading for his office tomorrow. Can we give someone's refrence from team-BHP to them?

Also, Exact speaker placement of 606 & 936 in swift needs to be put forth. And, I'll be done with my config.
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606 goes to the front door. If going for 936, than you need to go for a tray in the rear. Else go for 636 which can be fixed in the rear doors.
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Hey Guys

Had decided for the foll setup for my OHC, courtesy Sam, Navin n co. My budget was around 15k, slightly stretchable though.

Sony 5510 HU.
JBL 936 - Rear
JBL Compos - Front.


Did not get time to install it all this while, but that was good thing I guess . Off late I have heard/read quite some issues with the Sony HU (esp 5500), but not sure whether the same is prevalent in 5510.

Spoke to the JBL chap (shabir - FYI Sam) and he suggested the Blaupunkt Bermuda anytime over the Sony.

Its available in the range of 8-9k, hence pushing my budget.

What do you guys suggest about the HU?

Is it worth that extra moolah? Hows the performance? I mainly listen to Classic and Hard Rock.

Pioneer is another choice in that range, but I would refrain from it due to the lack of B&W, esp the W part


Experts... please pour in.


Thanks.
Even I listened to Blaupunkt's Bermuda. Its is the entry level MP3 in Blaupunkt costing 7.5K with Bill and Warranty in Chandigarh. However being an entry level Unit It doesn't hv much tweaking option as you would find in Sony 5510 etc for Rs 5400 without B&W. decide Yourself, Even I am getting one 2moro, will let you know what I will go in for.
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