Keola P
Well-Known Member
So I'm done with my audio system and I wanted to share a few pics of the components and new upgrades...
This is the head unit, which I'll post for those who haven't seen it yet...
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New for 09', this head unit has all the features you would want except for nav. Exceptional picture quality, ipod and bluetooth compatible, aux and usb inputs just to name a few features, all at a very reasonable price...
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Here's what I bought to replace the stock door speakers...
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These speakers are AMAZING!!! So clear, crisp, and dynamic...I have a whole new respect for Pioneer and their Premier line.
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Here's what's new...
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Got this box off of ebay for $90.00. Made to fit under the right rear passenger seat, .45 cubic feet, just the right amount of airspace for the sub I chose...
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For bass, I went with Pioneer Premier's IB flat shallow mount sub, new for 09' model. Was debating between these and the p3 shallow mounts. Decided to go with these based on the reviews, handles much more power than the p3's too, compliments the Premier coaxials in the doors as well...
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300 watts RMS, 1200 Max, mounting depth about 3". For the size, this little bad boy brings it. Surprisingly deep and accurate bass, seems a bit twisted and unreal for that sort of sound to come out of this little box...
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I sort of changed my game plan as far as my amp set up. I was originally running about 60 watts RMS to the door speakers with pioneer's GM-6400F 4 channel amp and was gonna add the GM-5400T 2 channel bridged to 360 watts for the sub.
Due to space constraints, I decided to go with the Alpine PDX-5...
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4 channel + mono, 75 watts rms x 4, 300 rms x1, class D design. Very underrated power output, this is the actual output according to the birthsheet...
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With a footprint measuring just 10-1/8 x 2-13/32 x 7-35/64, it's hard to fathom what this thing can do. It's running all of my speakers, and is providing more power than my initial set up would have been putting out, using about 2/3 less space than originally planned. This amp runs very cool as well...
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Here's what the installation looks like...
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Can't even tell there's anything under there, and I can still fold the seats down and use the rear compartments...
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Aesthetically, this system blends well with the interior IMO, all interior features remain intact, and you can barely tell anythings in there until you hear it...
Being the :wacko: that I am, I'm already thinking of upgrading the system...
But I'm a happy camper...for now :banana:
This is the head unit, which I'll post for those who haven't seen it yet...
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New for 09', this head unit has all the features you would want except for nav. Exceptional picture quality, ipod and bluetooth compatible, aux and usb inputs just to name a few features, all at a very reasonable price...
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Here's what I bought to replace the stock door speakers...
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These speakers are AMAZING!!! So clear, crisp, and dynamic...I have a whole new respect for Pioneer and their Premier line.
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Here's what's new...
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Got this box off of ebay for $90.00. Made to fit under the right rear passenger seat, .45 cubic feet, just the right amount of airspace for the sub I chose...
[Broken External Image]:
For bass, I went with Pioneer Premier's IB flat shallow mount sub, new for 09' model. Was debating between these and the p3 shallow mounts. Decided to go with these based on the reviews, handles much more power than the p3's too, compliments the Premier coaxials in the doors as well...
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300 watts RMS, 1200 Max, mounting depth about 3". For the size, this little bad boy brings it. Surprisingly deep and accurate bass, seems a bit twisted and unreal for that sort of sound to come out of this little box...
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I sort of changed my game plan as far as my amp set up. I was originally running about 60 watts RMS to the door speakers with pioneer's GM-6400F 4 channel amp and was gonna add the GM-5400T 2 channel bridged to 360 watts for the sub.
Due to space constraints, I decided to go with the Alpine PDX-5...
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4 channel + mono, 75 watts rms x 4, 300 rms x1, class D design. Very underrated power output, this is the actual output according to the birthsheet...
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With a footprint measuring just 10-1/8 x 2-13/32 x 7-35/64, it's hard to fathom what this thing can do. It's running all of my speakers, and is providing more power than my initial set up would have been putting out, using about 2/3 less space than originally planned. This amp runs very cool as well...
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Here's what the installation looks like...
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Can't even tell there's anything under there, and I can still fold the seats down and use the rear compartments...
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Aesthetically, this system blends well with the interior IMO, all interior features remain intact, and you can barely tell anythings in there until you hear it...
Being the :wacko: that I am, I'm already thinking of upgrading the system...
But I'm a happy camper...for now :banana: