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Neutral Newbie

hi,

 

I am looking for a reliable car audion installation center, where I can swap my car audio unit with my friend's audio unit (as he is selling his car away). Can someone help me to recommend any shop who can provide the realiable installation service and what is the price they are charging?

 

THanks..

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Neutral Newbie

If it's juz swapping head units, u can go to J K Audio at CCK. It is a small shop behind keat hong. Abt 20-40 I think...depending on what car u driving.

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Neutral Newbie

Hi

 

I heard that if you install an eclipse headset, you can make use of the controls on the steering wheel. This is because Toyota has a stake in Eclipse.

 

I am also wondering where to get this as I would also like to change my stock heedset.

 

Anybody know where to go?

 

Thanks

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Neutral Newbie

there, alot of ppl... last week go there, they are doing 3 car... [:|] no one come and serve me... maybe later in this afternoon, go again...

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It is very difficult for him to serve walk in customers right now since he is the main installer for Ric...g Motors. Got to make an appointment with him first.

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Neutral Newbie

i juz want to install a pair of speaker... nothing else... not very good to book with him for juz a small job...

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Neutral Newbie

No job is too small for him. I also go to him for a $10 or $20 job. He is also running around and may not be in the shop all the time. Since he is the one who allocates the job to his kah gia, they can't help you if they are already half way through their jobs unless he says so. If you want to drop by, just make sure he is around first.

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You refering to sin kit (autotrend)? that's 6253-3333.

 

Sorry didn't see earlier post till now, and like bro biccat mentioned, making an appointment is probably the best route, or at least call ahead, this is really so that he can also allocate his and his workers' time to ensure that you would be able to get the attention you need.

 

cheers,

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Neutral Newbie

Hi ICE Gurus,

 

 

What do you think- Darren of Autotrends proposed this:

 

Speakers : Rainbow CRX 265 - 61/2 inches : $ 380

Amp : SoundStream Lili Wonder - $ 380

Back Speakers: Helix Esprit 51/4 - $180

Subwoofer : Pioneer TSX 11A - $ 300

Sound Proofing (2 doors, DynaMat) - $440

Cabling - $180

Installation of HU/Ipod - $40

=====> 1900

 

Alarm:

Viper 350 - $ 300

 

a) He mentioned that if you want to get a balance of the front and back i.e "staging mode", you need to get a decent back speakers...

 

b) I did a blind test at his shop and the rainbow stood out..

 

 

Comments on package ?

 

PS : I will be driving a Toyota Sienta... I need the boot space....

 

 

Thanks all,

 

neotan

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Neutral Newbie

befor I forget:

 

a) SoundStream Lili Wonder - 4 channel amp

 

b) Getting my own HU DEH-P9800BT

 

 

Thanks,

 

neotan

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Neutral Newbie

Comments on the following combo - I am still debating whether I should install the SW-- don't want to sacrifice the bootspace..

 

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Alpine SPR-17LS

 

 

* RMS Power Range : 70 Watts

* Peak Power Handling: 350 Watts

* Frequency response: 35-30000 Hz

* Diameter: 6.5 Inch

 

Features

 

* Type-R Component 2-Way Speaker

* 350W Peak Power

* 70W RMS

* Frequency Response: 35Hz-30kHz

* Multi-Layered Hybrid Fiber Cone

* Wave Guide

* Linear Drive Magnet Motor Structure

* Lightweight Rubber Surround

* Custom Aluminum Woofer Frame

* 1"" Soft Dome Tweeter with Tuned Back-Chamber

* External Crossover with 6-StepTweeter Level Adjusment

* Priced per pair

 

* Component speakers are usually come as a pair unless noted differently."

 

 

Alpine MRV-F345

" * 75 watts RMS x 4 at 4 ohms (85 watts RMS x 4 at 2 ohms)

* 300 watts RMS x 1 (channels 3/4) + 75 watts RMS x 1 (channels 1/2) in bridged mode

* Amp Link allows single cable connection for signal and control with compatible Alpine receivers

* 2-, 3-, or 4-channel output

* Tri-way capable (Tri-Way Crossover required)

* requires 8-gauge power and ground leads

* Bass Engine

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