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10-24-2006, 08:49 PM #1craignelsonsGuest
monsoon swap
What is the best complete systemfor a 98 ta. Iwas going to go with a sonycdx-gth400 hu polk audio db6500 up front and polk audio db675 in the rear seat area,pushed by an alpine mrp-f450. Iwould also install the pac swi-ps so the steering wheel controls still would work. Iheard the polk db675 should have enough bass but if not
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10-28-2006, 11:19 AM #2
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Black on Black- 2000 Trans Am Ws6
First things first the deck has got to go. No SONY what so ever"your not buying home audio which is what sony focus's on"
Recommend decks:
Eclipse
Alpine
Mcintosh
The polk speakers are great and the amp is good choice but the polks can handle more power then that amp can put out recommend next model up...
I have the Polks in mine.
As far as bass recommend a sub the polks are know for there crytsal clear highs and midbass but cant handle low frequencies at all just like most 6 1/2 speakers cant...
I did a 10 inch alpine type R sub and it sounds just amazing
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11-14-2006, 06:55 PM #3craignelsonsGuest
GREAT, just wish I knew what HU and SUB would be best. Obviuosly seperate amps for the front and side speakers and amp. ANY subs that I can still maintain T-Top storage. Thanks Craig.
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