motoxhacker
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Ok, Well I think I've decided on a system setup, I have some of it ordered, some of it I'm still searching.
What I have ordered now:
Kenwood KDC-X859 CD/MP3 Player
10 Gigabyte KHD-C710 Music Keg
Dead Link Removed
KENWOOD KGC-6042A EQ/CROSSOVER
What I plan to purchase after I finish researching:
AUDIOBAHN 800 (2ohm) WATT Mono AMP A1801Q
AUDIOBAHN A4401Q 400 Watt 4-Channel Amp
Infinity Kappa Perfect 10.1D x 2
Dual Sealed enclosure
LIGHTNING AUDIO 1 FARAD Digital Capacitor
Wiring
After my pocket book cools down I plan to purchase:
Infinity Kappa component system x 2 (front / rear)
Thats about it, I think that should sound pretty solid. I've read good things about the audiobahn hardware, although I plan to go listen to one before actually purchasing. The kappa perfects have a solid reputation, and I want something with a real stiff cone. I'm getting the 10's because I want a tighter sound, since I mostly listen to rock theres no use going nuts on the bass, although I think the amp I'm looking at might be slightly overkill. The Capacitor I hear is some what unneccessary unless your lights are dimming considerable, but I think I'll get one just to be safe.
Anybody have an idea about wiring the component speakers without destroying the original wiring setup? I dont plan to keep this explorer for more than 2 more years, and I'd like to put the stock stuff back in without having to splice a bunch of wires back together. I'm assuming this will mean fishing new wires through the doors. I could tape new wires to the old ones and pull them back through, but I would like them to stay where they are so all I have to do is hook back up the old speaker.
What I have ordered now:
Kenwood KDC-X859 CD/MP3 Player
10 Gigabyte KHD-C710 Music Keg
Dead Link Removed
KENWOOD KGC-6042A EQ/CROSSOVER
What I plan to purchase after I finish researching:
AUDIOBAHN 800 (2ohm) WATT Mono AMP A1801Q
AUDIOBAHN A4401Q 400 Watt 4-Channel Amp
Infinity Kappa Perfect 10.1D x 2
Dual Sealed enclosure
LIGHTNING AUDIO 1 FARAD Digital Capacitor
Wiring
After my pocket book cools down I plan to purchase:
Infinity Kappa component system x 2 (front / rear)
Thats about it, I think that should sound pretty solid. I've read good things about the audiobahn hardware, although I plan to go listen to one before actually purchasing. The kappa perfects have a solid reputation, and I want something with a real stiff cone. I'm getting the 10's because I want a tighter sound, since I mostly listen to rock theres no use going nuts on the bass, although I think the amp I'm looking at might be slightly overkill. The Capacitor I hear is some what unneccessary unless your lights are dimming considerable, but I think I'll get one just to be safe.
Anybody have an idea about wiring the component speakers without destroying the original wiring setup? I dont plan to keep this explorer for more than 2 more years, and I'd like to put the stock stuff back in without having to splice a bunch of wires back together. I'm assuming this will mean fishing new wires through the doors. I could tape new wires to the old ones and pull them back through, but I would like them to stay where they are so all I have to do is hook back up the old speaker.
