Picks of Double Din Aftermarket Nav units installed
04-14-11, 09:58 AM
#66
Maybe.. maybe not...
I want a surround sound setup like that. I bet it sounds awesome. I need to start working on replacing my speakers.
I originally had a car audio shop install it for me. A few months later, I took it all out and wired up an 3.5mm auxiliary cord and a Playstation 2 myself though.
I guess I could say I did it all myself.
I guess since I use my car for more long trips the carputer works for me. I get to use alot more of the features then say someone who is in and out of their car in less then 30 minutes. Mine is setup just like any new car touchscreen that comes stock these days. Its all touchscreen and very easy to use, but I definitely don't eat or drink or talk on the phone while I'm driving (believe me...I have already lost a few old friends of mine because of that....RIP).
Also since I had to upgrade my entire stereo system and basically had my good friend who is an engineer tweek it for over a month....I basically have 5.0 surround sound so it literally sounds like your hearing the music with the artist playing right next to you.
I know it's not everyone's taste but it definitely gets people's attention at the shows when they see it in action.
Also since I had to upgrade my entire stereo system and basically had my good friend who is an engineer tweek it for over a month....I basically have 5.0 surround sound so it literally sounds like your hearing the music with the artist playing right next to you.
I know it's not everyone's taste but it definitely gets people's attention at the shows when they see it in action.
I originally had a car audio shop install it for me. A few months later, I took it all out and wired up an 3.5mm auxiliary cord and a Playstation 2 myself though.
I guess I could say I did it all myself
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04-14-11, 10:30 AM
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Maybe.. maybe not...
I want a surround sound setup like that. I bet it sounds awesome. I need to start working on replacing my speakers.
I originally had a car audio shop install it for me. A few months later, I took it all out and wired up an 3.5mm auxiliary cord and a Playstation 2 myself though.
I guess I could say I did it all myself.
I want a surround sound setup like that. I bet it sounds awesome. I need to start working on replacing my speakers.
I originally had a car audio shop install it for me. A few months later, I took it all out and wired up an 3.5mm auxiliary cord and a Playstation 2 myself though.
I guess I could say I did it all myself
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. I'd love to have true surround sound for movies and PS2 games.
04-14-11, 07:48 PM
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For sure man, if you don't want to spend quite so much on components, Diamond Audio S400a's are pretty nice too. They don't make them anymore so you have to find them online from places that had overstock, but they are nice, M5 and M6 components from Diamond sounded good too, they are power hogs so the amp is key.
04-14-11, 10:50 PM
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For sure man, if you don't want to spend quite so much on components, Diamond Audio S400a's are pretty nice too. They don't make them anymore so you have to find them online from places that had overstock, but they are nice, M5 and M6 components from Diamond sounded good too, they are power hogs so the amp is key.
The Metra kit is awesome! It looks great and gives it a semi-factory look. The brackets are a little weak, but the factory brackets can be used instead.
