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andy hirst

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 09:50

with 1k you should get:

Focal comps
Audison Amp
JL sub
Cabling

and you should have some change.


ashj

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:36

its already done just aint got no pics yet


-Aliba-

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:33

i'd smoothen that boot with some of it :lol: ;)


ashj

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:24

lol k mate its alright i already got headunit sorted for next month it a tv dvd jobby thing costin bout 1000 on its own lol


Fear

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:22

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
Im pretty sure most people will say the same... (other opinions welcome though!)

Get a decent head unit, as if the signal is bad, then it will just get worse down the line! The best set up is probably components in the front doors, and subs in the boot, both run off amps and not the head unit. With £1000 to spend, i would say about £300 on head unit, £100 on components, £150 on amp for components, £250 on amp for sub(s) and £200 on sub(s).


Sounds good except i take £100 of the HU price and put it on to component price, but im definatly noooooooooooo expert so its just my opinion:thumbs:


drunkenfool

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:20

Im pretty sure most people will say the same... (other opinions welcome though!)

Get a decent head unit, as if the signal is bad, then it will just get worse down the line! The best set up is probably components in the front doors, and subs in the boot, both run off amps and not the head unit. With £1000 to spend, i would say about £300 on head unit, £100 on components, £150 on amp for components, £250 on amp for sub(s) and £200 on sub(s).


ashj

 posted on 4th Feb 04 at 00:16

got about 1000 to spend on nice system now wot shall i go for dunno weather to hit the kicker range or not dunno if ill have enough money for it really maybe get 2 vibe subs and amp wot ya suggest??:thumbs: