Picking It Out and Pricing It Up
Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 6:04 pm
So I've set a price target (notice I didn't say limit... I love scalable flexibilty, haha) of £1k on my ICE, to include EVERYTHING.... including the following (so far)
Amp
Speakers x 4 midrange
Speakers x 2 tweeters
Speaker x 1 Sub
Head Unit - iPhone compatible
Sound proofing (Dynamat or suitable variant in abundance!!)
Cabling, connectors and wiring
Handsfree Mobile Car Kit (already have)
ISO wiring adapters (already have)
Sharks Fin powered antenna - I'm actually thinking of not bothering at all, as it'd mean having to get a DAB tuner, but it looks cool I suppose.
Head Unit - for a change I'm actually going to spend some money instead of trolling around the tip for 3 to repair into one :D
So onto the question at hand (being a bit of a novice with ICE)
I'm looking at this amplifier because it's compact and seems to be fairly reasonable. This would therefore mean I would have to go Alpine on everything (I'm a snob, lol) although I'm also quite partial to Pioneer, but only have experience of their Home audio gear.
Now, how do cross-overs fit into the equation? Would I need to get 2 additional tweeters high up in the rear to match the front?
Amp
Speakers x 4 midrange
Speakers x 2 tweeters
Speaker x 1 Sub
Head Unit - iPhone compatible
Sound proofing (Dynamat or suitable variant in abundance!!)
Cabling, connectors and wiring
Handsfree Mobile Car Kit (already have)
ISO wiring adapters (already have)
Sharks Fin powered antenna - I'm actually thinking of not bothering at all, as it'd mean having to get a DAB tuner, but it looks cool I suppose.
Head Unit - for a change I'm actually going to spend some money instead of trolling around the tip for 3 to repair into one :D
So onto the question at hand (being a bit of a novice with ICE)
I'm looking at this amplifier because it's compact and seems to be fairly reasonable. This would therefore mean I would have to go Alpine on everything (I'm a snob, lol) although I'm also quite partial to Pioneer, but only have experience of their Home audio gear.
Now, how do cross-overs fit into the equation? Would I need to get 2 additional tweeters high up in the rear to match the front?