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Music system

Postby Max lib » Thu Jan 12, 2012 11:16 pm

Hi I have jst bought a 99 Subaru liberty.. M looking to install a good music system . What I have is a jvc system with DVD player and a Sony explod amp. Need some suggestions how to mod the system to get a good sound out of it..
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Re: Music system

Postby garbo41610 » Fri Jan 13, 2012 7:26 am

Ditch the Sony xPlode amp first up ;-)

How much are you looking at spending??? Next tip, do some searching in the Audio section a lot of these questions have been answered before. In short, steer clear of JB, Autobarn, Strathies etc. Where are you located so a decent installer can be recommended?
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Re: Music system

Postby Scooby-Doo » Fri Jan 13, 2012 11:40 am

Also there isn't realy anything special about updating (im guessing a gen 3s) stereo, as theres no 'odd' or fiddly bits, its all standards sizes etc, so you can get specific questions answered here if you need mate, but most 'how to' car audio guides will be helpful also :D

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Re: Music system

Postby Max lib » Fri Jan 13, 2012 8:11 pm

M located in northern sub urns near epping melbourne money is not an issue but as much as I can save will be good ... If I stay clear of those where do I pick em from I was thinking to strt with A Sony plod CDs or a alpine Ida system
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Re: Music system

Postby Scooby-Doo » Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:17 pm

How much are you looking at spending? Proceed from there.
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Re: Music system

Postby garbo41610 » Sun Jan 15, 2012 5:46 pm

Mate, no offence, but pretty much all of these questions have been answered before in the forums. Do some searching and I am sure you will find all the info you need. Perhaps not Gen3 specific but everything else you can think of has been answered by myself, Mihai, solongaudi and others.

First thing you need to do when it comes to planning an aftermarket stereo is get Sony xPlod out of your mind as well as Pioneer (except for a few headunits), JVC (except for a couple of amps), Kenwood (except nothing), Fusion, Kicker, Soundstream etc etc etc but mainly Sony. They don't make anything "decent".

Look at websites like www.fhrxstudios.com and www.formaudio.com. FHRX is one of the top installers in the country and Form Audio is fantastic as well. They both stock the brands you want to look at, they don't push b/s systems like the sales people at any chain store you can think of. Also www.mobileelectronics.com.au it's probably the best aussie car audio forum.
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Re: Music system

Postby solongaudi » Sun Jan 15, 2012 8:41 pm

garbo41610 wrote:Ditch the Sony xPlode amp first up ;-)

How much are you looking at spending??? Next tip, do some searching in the Audio section a lot of these questions have been answered before. In short, steer clear of JB, Autobarn, Strathies etc. Where are you located so a decent installer can be recommended?


+1 :-D

Have a look at my post titled "functional Factory Install" if you want any ideas for DIY
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Re: Music system

Postby Doyab » Mon Jan 16, 2012 3:08 pm

Max lib wrote:M located in northern sub urns near epping melbourne money is not an issue but as much as I can save will be good ... If I stay clear of those where do I pick em from I was thinking to strt with A Sony plod CDs or a alpine Ida system


Gl pro sound will accessible to you, go the and ash will take the time to explain everything, even mention Jake with black lib sent you. :)
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