amp and stereo
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From: Somewhere in Mo
St. Jude Donor '09-'10, '14
I spent about 3 months in Audio/ Electronics section before I did mine and also posted a write-up here:
'96 Full Install
Start with 'Part 1'
Stealth's install was really helpful too and also this one here:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/audi...kers-subs.html
'96 Full Install
Start with 'Part 1'
Stealth's install was really helpful too and also this one here:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/audi...kers-subs.html
Wow! That is one thorough write up! You did a great job!
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From: Union Kentucky
I'm gonna show my age here, but i have never installed a stereo and amp and i sure could use any tips, tricks for a C4, also could someone set me up with a wiring diagram for a kenwood deck with an alpine 4channel amp with no sub, I'm gonna be running 6x9s with the 4 inch fronts. The vettes stereo is still in its stock configuration, and its time for a new system.
any input and help will be greatly appreciated
and before i get a "read the instructions" comment, the amp is used with no manual
Thanks, Terry
Molon labe
any input and help will be greatly appreciated
and before i get a "read the instructions" comment, the amp is used with no manual
Thanks, Terry
Molon labe
Last edited by jjamis; Feb 12, 2010 at 09:37 AM.
Burning Brakes
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From: Broken Arrow Oklahoma
I had the same foot pedal in my jetboat back in 78.
I know it may sound a little strange, But I have several 8 track recorders that are set up and fully functional. With some good software I have, I am able to make 8 track recordings better that the original pre-recorded ones I used to buy, plus I get to chose the songs I want.
By the way I play them in my 1969 GTX Conv. It came with a factory AM 8track player.
I know it may sound a little strange, But I have several 8 track recorders that are set up and fully functional. With some good software I have, I am able to make 8 track recordings better that the original pre-recorded ones I used to buy, plus I get to chose the songs I want.
By the way I play them in my 1969 GTX Conv. It came with a factory AM 8track player.
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St. Jude Donor '09-'10, '14
Hi Terry, I put 4" fronts in my '94 and they were unsatisfactory. They are just not big enough. I replaced them with pioneer 6x8 and they work much better. Just overlay the speaker housing with 5/8 particle board and cut out the speaker opening so that the speaker nests in the cavity properly. The door sill carpet covers the speaker without bumping out at all.
I can't hear them. Putting 6x8 s was probably a smart thing to do.
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8th Gear
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From: Fair Oaks Kalifornastan
Hi Terry, I put 4" fronts in my '94 and they were unsatisfactory. They are just not big enough. I replaced them with pioneer 6x8 and they work much better. Just overlay the speaker housing with 5/8 particle board and cut out the speaker opening so that the speaker nests in the cavity properly. The door sill carpet covers the speaker without bumping out at all.