audio set-up for beginners [continued]

**EQAddict** · August 2nd, 2016 05:02 PM

Thx for the tips *jhnkvn

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**red_one** · August 2nd, 2016 06:41 PM

I really enjoy reading jhnkvn's practical tips on car audio.

One reason I only have entry-level gears inside the car is that I cannot maximize its use. You see, I only use the car on weekends.

In contrast, I invested more with home theater gears since I watch a lot of movies at home. It pays to have a better system. Family members enjoy them too.

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**rommelrt** · August 4th, 2016 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by sientobente

^ will depend on your goal sir. Mine was SQ when I spent 20k on my Swift. Here is the breakdown.
Flux FS260 Seps - 12000
Custom Sailpods - 3.5k
Spacer - 800
STP Deadening - 4.5k

Very pleased with the result. Bang for the buck itong Flux seps.

sir saan mo pinagawa?

**sientobente** · August 5th, 2016 12:54 AM

Originally Posted by rommelrt

sir saan mo pinagawa?

Kay Simplesound boss, sa lower Antipolo.

**alcavey** · August 7th, 2016 03:33 AM

Good day po mga sir!
I just recently acquired a 1997 Accord.
All stock po. Cassette type pa yung headunit.
Working pa naman ang radio pero mejo basag na yung tunog.
And I think meron din cd changer sa trunk?

Anyway, ano po marerecommend niyo na ok na budget set up?
Weekends ko lang siya nagagamit and di naman ako malakas magpatugtog.
Ang gusto ko lang sana is makapagplay ng songs using my phone via bluetooth.

Maraming salamat po!

**red_one** · August 7th, 2016 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by alcavey

Good day po mga sir!
I just recently acquired a 1997 Accord.
All stock po. Cassette type pa yung headunit.
Working pa naman ang radio pero mejo basag na yung tunog.
And I think meron din cd changer sa trunk?

Anyway, ano po marerecommend niyo na ok na budget set up?
Weekends ko lang siya nagagamit and di naman ako malakas magpatugtog.
Ang gusto ko lang sana is makapagplay ng songs using my phone via bluetooth.

Maraming salamat po!

If on a budget, just get an entry-level Pioneer head unit with Bluetooth. Either 1DIN or 2DIN size depending on the space available in your dash.

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**alcavey** · August 7th, 2016 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by red_one

If on a budget, just get an entry-level Pioneer head unit with Bluetooth. Either 1DIN or 2DIN size depending on the space available in your dash.

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I think kaya niya ng 2din.
Pano sir gagawin ko sa speakers?
Any recommendations?

**red_one** · August 7th, 2016 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by alcavey

I think kaya niya ng 2din.
Pano sir gagawin ko sa speakers?
Any recommendations?

Yung mga nagbebenta naman ng head units ay meron din speakers. You can get entry-level Pioneer or DLS speakers. Component type ang kunin mo para may tweeters sa front.

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**jhnkvn** · August 8th, 2016 03:27 PM

Most old cars do not have stock "separate" locations as they're reliant on 6x9 and coaxials for their sound. While this may be nice before, it's not that great hearing your sound coming from your leg area. So you'll have to request your installer specifically for "separates" then slap the midbass driver in the door panel, hide the crossover there na rin, and have the tweeter up on the dash on a 3M tape.

**alcavey** · August 15th, 2016 04:27 AM

Originally Posted by jhnkvn

Most old cars do not have stock "separate" locations as they're reliant on 6x9 and coaxials for their sound. While this may be nice before, it's not that great hearing your sound coming from your leg area. So you'll have to request your installer specifically for "separates" then slap the midbass driver in the door panel, hide the crossover there na rin, and have the tweeter up on the dash on a 3M tape.

Onga sir. 6×9s sa likod and coaxials(not sure sa size) sa front doors.
If replace ko nalang ung existing speakers with new one, magmarerecommend ba kayong specific na brands/models na budget meal?
Thank you!