Tune for audio changes
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Tune for audio changes
I thouhgt I'd mention one final thing I did with my audio install. I went to a high end automotive audio place in town and had them tune my amp for squeezing the very best out of it with the new install. Now it sounds outstanding! Like getting a dyno-tune after significant performance mods. I am no expert at audio so I thought I'd let the pro's have at it for me and it really helped. Like when I do a large drywall job, I'll hire out the mud, tape, and sanding to a pro and get pro like results.
I got great compliments from the audio guys for the sound with the Nine.5 amp and Bostons.
Special thanks to C5Kidd for assistnce with the bezel mod (Did my own, he answered lot of questions about exact materials, etc..) and C5Kidd for selling me most components as a package discount deal!
And thanks to the forum for all the help over many weeks!
AVIC Z2, Ipod, Blue Tooth, XM Traffic
sub - elemental designs 12 inch 2 ohm
sub box - Subthump
elemental designs Nine.5 1000 watt amp 100X4, 600X1
Backup camera
Boston Acoustics pro60 X 4
Dynamat - throughout
Dynapad - throughout
Dynaliner - doors over Dynamat on doors outer and inner
I got great compliments from the audio guys for the sound with the Nine.5 amp and Bostons.
Special thanks to C5Kidd for assistnce with the bezel mod (Did my own, he answered lot of questions about exact materials, etc..) and C5Kidd for selling me most components as a package discount deal!
And thanks to the forum for all the help over many weeks!
AVIC Z2, Ipod, Blue Tooth, XM Traffic
sub - elemental designs 12 inch 2 ohm
sub box - Subthump
elemental designs Nine.5 1000 watt amp 100X4, 600X1
Backup camera
Boston Acoustics pro60 X 4
Dynamat - throughout
Dynapad - throughout
Dynaliner - doors over Dynamat on doors outer and inner
