speaker upgrades

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marcevo1

Original Poster:

524 posts

236 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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the hifi is pants in my car - more down to speakers than the head unit than anything.

anyone know of a good 'standard' fit set of speakers? and dimensions?

cheers

V8HSV

2,457 posts

252 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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I have fitted Phoenix Gold speakers into original housing, twice the price of Infinity but great sound

www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductList.aspx?CategoryID=15&ManufacturerID=650

Speak to Accutek for sizes, they did my install:
www.accutek.co.uk/portveh/holden.htm

Edited by V8HSV on Tuesday 22 August 13:44

marcevo1

Original Poster:

524 posts

236 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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cheers :-)

Well_Fans

4,193 posts

224 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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look on the ls1gto forums for loads of good advice on aftermarket speakers, amps and head units.

marcevo1

Original Poster:

524 posts

236 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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just had a root about in the car - the rears are alpines with amp etc - perhaps its just the head unit which is pants? really does sound bad :-(

mose

814 posts

225 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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A few years back I fited an ICE set-up with CERWIN-VEGA speakers all round, the sound was rediculous. Those CV sub woofers were brutal. Not sure if CV still market their gear or not, but I think it added to my tinnitus problem.

Demolition Man

1,050 posts

253 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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Wasn't there a recent post about getting to the amp behind the fire extinguisher and turning the dial????

bigwheel

1,618 posts

214 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2006
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Got to the amp adjusting dial behind steel panel, which is behind n/s/r boot interior trim. Use your left hand.
A slight improvement when turning towards max. But as the man says, still pants grumpy