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Off Topic Forums => General Chat => Automotive => Topic started by: yaazz on September 01, 2004, 05:44:00 AM
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Hey guys, can anyone point me in the right direction towards a kick ass Car stereo? I dont care if its used as long as it works good
EDIT: spelling
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What is your price range and what features do you want/need?
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Damnit but im poor
oh well I will just look in the local cclassified ads for a used one
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Cheap does not =kick ass. Honestly, you need to tell us what you are looking for and what your price range is? (ie cassette, cd, ect.) and are you just looking for a deck, speakers, or what? Stereo is a very broad term.
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well.. just get an alpine/pioneer deck.. ull get what u pay for with decks
then get a half decent pair of 6x9s, and some mids in the front...
ull get nice sound with that and itll be cheap
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Stereo= Cd player
speakers are stock (I think) but they are fine
Sub would be cool but I have no $$$
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In terms of sound quality and cost, I recommend Clarion over any of the others. Don't get me wrong, Kenwood, Alpine, ect. aren't bad but given the money you would be spending on them, you can do better. Could you give me a price range for what you want to spend on a CD Player? The price will be in CDN, right?
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I like Clarion alot as well. But if you just want to play CDs in your cars theres plenty of cheap options. Just stay away from the no name brands as most are going to give you problems.
EDIT: Also not crapping on Mike, cuz I know he's done a lot of good business on the boards, but the same stuff as the B/S/T threads apply. Make deals at your own risk. X-S will not be held responsible for deals gone bad.
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Well, I found my cheap car stereo
First off, a 10 inch subwoofer, and a custom built box for my Geo Storm. Kenwood Amp, New Front speakers, cant remember the name but its one of those good names, and to top it all off, a crappy old cassette deck!!! (
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200 Cdn dollars!
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And whose car did your "friends" steal this out of?
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not stolen, just some rich guy parting out his sons old car (Geo Storm), which happened to have an awesome stereo in it
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equipment is fairly old too id say, but as long as she works good!
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Get a stereo with atleast front and sub pre outs... for later expansaion, get a decent set of somponents for up front, no rear speakers, they're a waste of time and money, and then get a good DVC sub with a mono amp and make sure it's atleast 2 ohm stable... then when you can afford it buy a decent 2 channel amp that'll put out like 100 watts to each channel RMS, get a class A/B for the comps too...
with a set up like this you'll probably have the best SQ car stereo out of you buddies with very little effort, provided they aren't audiophiles...