My new Car Audio [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2002 10:17 pm
Dont expect much of a response but the car forum is dead from what i see so here it goes:
Installed:
Amp: Precision Power PCX-280 amp
Subs: 2x 12" Infinity Kappa Perfect 2ohm 1200rms 12.1 subs (Price per sub: $349)
Deck: AIWA CDCMP3 Disk Player
Power: Rockford Fosgate 4 gauge harness
Stock: 4 6" Bose 45x 4ohm Speakers
Wiring: Monster Wire
Car: All this shit on a 2001 Saturn SL1
Speaker link: http://www.infinitysystems.com/caraudio/category.asp?Ser=KPE
AMP Link: http://www.precisionpower.com
THUMP THUMP THUMP *
Tell me about your car audio exploits,i was quoterd at over $1000 for all Rockford Fosgate shit. My AMP is a competition level AMP and very nice subs.
The wole damn thing would cost about $1524 for install. I schemed my way out of it by paying about *$900.
The expense come from it being all "Competition Level" equipment, you could get it all for alot less but this is the shit that the professionals use for pro audio contests. All of the above components are top of the line in quality down to the power cable which costed about $110.
Installed:
Amp: Precision Power PCX-280 amp
Subs: 2x 12" Infinity Kappa Perfect 2ohm 1200rms 12.1 subs (Price per sub: $349)
Deck: AIWA CDCMP3 Disk Player
Power: Rockford Fosgate 4 gauge harness
Stock: 4 6" Bose 45x 4ohm Speakers
Wiring: Monster Wire
Car: All this shit on a 2001 Saturn SL1
Speaker link: http://www.infinitysystems.com/caraudio/category.asp?Ser=KPE
AMP Link: http://www.precisionpower.com
THUMP THUMP THUMP *
Tell me about your car audio exploits,i was quoterd at over $1000 for all Rockford Fosgate shit. My AMP is a competition level AMP and very nice subs.
The wole damn thing would cost about $1524 for install. I schemed my way out of it by paying about *$900.
The expense come from it being all "Competition Level" equipment, you could get it all for alot less but this is the shit that the professionals use for pro audio contests. All of the above components are top of the line in quality down to the power cable which costed about $110.