Stereo System for Vette.
What do you guys suggest? What sounds good! I'm not looking to rattle the licence plate of the car. I just want to be able to shift up the gears into 4th and travel down the highway at 75 mph
with the T-tops off and not listen to the L82 (well sometimes I do) and wind.
GENE
GENE
-Justin
Here's what I did:
I wanted XM. XM in a Corvette is nice because the antenna can be mounted under the fiberglass

I also wanted an MP3 player. I used an iRiver IHP 120 portable with a 20gig hard drive. That will easily hold ALL of my albums

I wanted high end speakers that could be hidden behind the stock kick pannels. I used CDT HD42 component speakers.
Those small speakers required a sub, I used a 10" elemental Design sub for it's sound quality and it's ability to work well in a small enclosure.
I wanted a good solid amp, I chose a high end Soundstream Vangogh 500watt 4 channel amp.
I thought I would need serious EQ to compensate for a poorly designed interior (poor for sound quality that is), So I got an Audio Control DQX digital EQ and crossover with memory presets.
I also needed a volume control since i wasn't using a head unit. I found a discontinued controler from Audio Control, the MVC (master volume control)
I also needed an a/b switch to switch between XM and MP3. I found a switch from Dave Navone to do the job.
I keep the MP3 player locked in the center compartment and its remote is mounted in the center console along with the XM controller and the toggel switch that controls the a/b switch. The volume **** is mounted on the center console near the window button.
I used the "convenience console" from Corvette Pacifica to hide the XM and MP3 controls.





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but get two 10" subs...you'll be happy you did, I know I am!!
BTW I put the 10-CD changer in the passenger-side compartment… hey, I have not spare… don’t need a jack…
Later,
cryzko
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