whatchya got in ur ride? (pics)
they look like ****!!!! Not that anyone cares anyway!!! 
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[QUOTE=RHCP0801]beat this bitches
is that custom? how were you able to save the stock compartment with door?? if bought where if made how would really love to see a diy on this cause i wanna get aftermarket head but dont wanna lose my stock look!!
is that custom? how were you able to save the stock compartment with door?? if bought where if made how would really love to see a diy on this cause i wanna get aftermarket head but dont wanna lose my stock look!!
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Originally Posted by SEN_ONE
Dude, Why the hell do you have that on your dash? That looks awful.
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Alpine IVA-D900, Focal 165K2P, Zapco i-Force 4 chan amp, Zapco i-Force woofers, Audiocontrol DQXS, headrest + visor screens, PS2, satellite radio, iPod connection, HO alternator, lots of sound deadener, etc.
Just recently installed woofers back in doors and molded tweeters into the a-pillars. No pics yet
Just recently installed woofers back in doors and molded tweeters into the a-pillars. No pics yet
Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit
Spud, I would LOVE to see your radio integration. With so much money spent, does it look like everyone elses, with three mismatched trim rings inside a too-large dash panel? or is it integrated in a fancy fashion?
Also, Id like to know if your UCS pro suffers from whine like the Drive30. used to own one of those little guys, loved the processing power! I've got the behringer combo with a homebrew isolated 12 volt DC power supply for processing.
I'm running Morel USA CA-103 tweets, Lotus reference 6's in the kicks, and an Aura 8" sub ported in the trunk.
Also, Id like to know if your UCS pro suffers from whine like the Drive30. used to own one of those little guys, loved the processing power! I've got the behringer combo with a homebrew isolated 12 volt DC power supply for processing.
I'm running Morel USA CA-103 tweets, Lotus reference 6's in the kicks, and an Aura 8" sub ported in the trunk.
......the tweets were molded in the a pillers and the woofs in sealed kick panels with the mids in pods on the door....I actually went from the drive 30 to the ucs pro and was pleasently surprized with the whine mostly disappearing...although I never really noticed it on the 30 as many others complained...this I think is possibly due to my line drivers help, or my disregarding ear...lol....I really love this processor but was looking into doing a behringer setup similar to yours as I just like em...I was sad to pull my system after the months I spent piecing it together and all the changes I made...I never really got a good chance to do a proper tune...ohh well I pick up the gti on friday and by saturday I should have the begining stages of the instal started... 
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then its diamond and RE in the trunk
then memphis power reference comps in the door, tweets on the a-pillars, and alpine type-s 6x9s
i gots dreams of putting the h/u down where the cig lighter is and a screen in the console, if anyone knows how to, please tell me
then its diamond and RE in the trunk
then memphis power reference comps in the door, tweets on the a-pillars, and alpine type-s 6x9s
i gots dreams of putting the h/u down where the cig lighter is and a screen in the console, if anyone knows how to, please tell me
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Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit
Don't laugh, it is arguably the best console system ever made. The button layout and number can not be beat. The play control to the majority of games surpassed anything seen before and since. SNES games nearly achieved the peak of what we know as "replay value", something that has gone steadily downhill since approximately 1990, and will continue to in the coming decades.
The only thing it can't compete with with modern day console games (besides graphics, which don't count anyways) is innovation. And if you have everything else, it's not needed. The bigger sin is ONLY innovation. Turns innovation into a gimmick!
no, the SNES simply put has it all. (plus all the bass is unexpected, which makes it kick butt all the more!
) Combine all these "standard" benefits with its durability, light learning curve for game play for EVERYONE, ease of install and integration into a car, reasonable size, shape, and formatting for use, and youve got the perfect console to put into a car, if anything at all!
The only thing it can't compete with with modern day console games (besides graphics, which don't count anyways) is innovation. And if you have everything else, it's not needed. The bigger sin is ONLY innovation. Turns innovation into a gimmick!
no, the SNES simply put has it all. (plus all the bass is unexpected, which makes it kick butt all the more!
) Combine all these "standard" benefits with its durability, light learning curve for game play for EVERYONE, ease of install and integration into a car, reasonable size, shape, and formatting for use, and youve got the perfect console to put into a car, if anything at all!
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Rep Power: 338 I hate emulators. nothing beats the feel of an SNES controller in your hand 
sen_one, the dash mat prevents tweeter reflections from bouncing off the dashboard. mine is "stock", but many actually pad the underside with foam to enhance the absorptive properties.
its also nice that it does doubleduty to prevent sun damage to the dash over time
sen_one, the dash mat prevents tweeter reflections from bouncing off the dashboard. mine is "stock", but many actually pad the underside with foam to enhance the absorptive properties.
its also nice that it does doubleduty to prevent sun damage to the dash over time
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Rep Power: 256 Heres wut i got. I am temporarily using my stock head unit and tapping my high level inputs through the 6X9s. I am runnin 2 Insignia 12" woofers through an Insignia 360 Watt amp. I know the system isnt that amazing brand wise it sounds awesome. I bought the kit from Best Buy (great deal) But im gonna upgrade the HU soon. Heres a pic of my trunk. I built the enclosure myself.
I also have pioneer 6x9s
I also have pioneer 6x9s
Last edited by jamis33; Sep 17, 2006 at 07:30 PM.
Originally Posted by jamis33
Heres wut i got. I am temporarily using my stock head unit and tapping my high level inputs through the 6X9s. I am runnin 2 Insignia 12" woofers through an Insignia 360 Watt amp. I know the system isnt that amazing brand wise it sounds awesome. I bought the kit from Best Buy (great deal) But im gonna upgrade the HU soon. Heres a pic of my trunk. I built the enclosure myself.
I also have pioneer 6x9s
I also have pioneer 6x9s
We all gotta start somewhere. Thumbs up for doing the work yourself.
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