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11th October 2005, 01:42
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1. JBL CS 50.4 (67watts rms*4) for the 4 channels 2. JBL 606 CE (Components 6.5 in, 70 watts rms) in front and JBL 936 (6*9, 100 watts rms) in rear) 3. JBL 1200D (1200 PMPO / 300 RMS), 12 inch Dual coil Sub 4. JBL 301.1 monoblock amp (I guess around 220 watts rms) to drive the sub.. 5. Pioneer DEH-P7750MP CD/mp3 player with regualr and steering mounted remote ..everything including the installation cost me about 50K I am pretty happy with the sound that I am getting...the speakers can handle all the power that amp gives them...it is pretty loud but certainly no disc on wheels...lets put it this way...you will find it hard to hear after you have cranked up the vol to more than one third..the bass travels through the car and you can feel the seats vibrate.,... PS: before buying a huge setup..also think about the load it puts on ayour alternator...in my case the volatage drop is about 0.7 volt (13.4 Volts)with everything (lights, A/C, System at mid vol) running compared to a no load (14.1 Volt) situation...and at idling the drop is upto 1.3 volts (14.1 Volt versus 12.8 volts). A big system may simply fry your alternator (and with it going..I guess you are done with all electrical warranty headaches in general...there is simply no warranty left  )..especially the Japanese variety as they are likely to be small to aid FE. (I have a Baleno...ratings are not mentioned even on the alternator but some research told me it is a 55 amp alternator)Last edited by Buffetfan : 11th October 2005 at 01:57. | |
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11th October 2005, 01:44
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| Got my Swift last thursday. But yet to decide on audio system. I have heard only JBL and Velocity so far. Went to Vahan Yatra but did not find Infinity setup (I was hoping for it). Heard Fosgate but I was never interested in Fosgate or Lightning audio. Could not listen to MB Quart also. So I am pretty much where I started. I almost decided on Alpine SPS 171A for front and SPS 170A for rear. But, after a weeks search, I could not find SPS 171A in Bangalore. I am getting SPR-176A for 10.5K though (with B&W). Also is Alpine CDA-9830 with B&W for 16K a good price? Question: Which is more brighter? Alpine or Infinity? I guess Navin would say Alpine. What should be the frequency band for front components. (I am aware it is manufacturer dependent. But a technician for TMC - authorized alpine dealers- said they would cut of anything lower than 100 Hz to the front componet. This means I would not have any upfront bass and in my imagination, this would sound like a cheap system). |
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11th October 2005, 01:47
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| front components anyway dont produce much bass...there is simply no space in the door for the midwoofer to move any air... you wont be missing much there...for bass you need a sub...or its really poor cousin...a 6*9 oval mounted on the rear |
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11th October 2005, 02:16
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11th October 2005, 02:25
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| I knew Chevy was for was Infinity. I also recognized Sam but did not meet him. But when I asked for Infinity (not to Sam), I got a reply that they don't have it. |
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11th October 2005, 03:04
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11th October 2005, 03:20
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There are a lot of components that can go low. But usually when you find a set that goes really low (like Alpine Xtypes for example), midrange suffers. You actually need mids that are snappy at the xo point, eg 80Hz. That way, they intgrate well with your sub and even sub bass is precieved upfront. | |
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11th October 2005, 09:42
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11th October 2005, 09:55
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| RobertClive, you should have asked one of us. You would have spotted us easily. We were swarming around the cars. The girls are cute though.  |
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11th October 2005, 10:19
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11th October 2005, 11:51
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 ..and ya viveks right though they mislead u trust me they are really sweet..how do i know,wait for sams pictures and ul know .. | |
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11th October 2005, 14:10
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But ideally, you should go in for speakers which can atleast go down to 80Hz for bass to be present up front. 100Hz cut off for a front speaker, IMO is high. | |
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11th October 2005, 14:59
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Navin, Infinity had sourced some drivers once for some home audio from Peerless. Not anymore. | |
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11th October 2005, 15:02
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Today peerless OWNS JPW & Heybrook | |
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