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Hi,,

 

I like to know which brand has ,,,let see wat do u call it.....in-dash changer ?

 

I am refering to those 1-DIN set where u can slot in ard 6 disc ? Mazda 3 has it...IS2000 has it plus other makes.

 

I had seen one by Nakamichi which can store 6 disc...but cant recall the model no.

 

do other brand carry such kind of set?

(I think most are directly OEM for the car makers).

 

Thx.

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Does sound quality depend on HU and CD changer?

 

I have the Blaunpunkt Atlanta CD34 player which can be connected to this blaunkpunt In dash changer.

 

I find that my current ICE configuration very lousy. Its stock 4 inch front speaker with tweeter and rear 6x9 inch speaker. I cannot feel the bass. Only sharp sound, no low bass.

 

If I planning to add a 500w amp to power a 12 inch woofer, is it good enuf? Or have to change the front and rear speaker as well?

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Neutral Newbie

I think HU does make a diff [thumbsup]

 

But CD changer I doubt so [sweatdrop]

 

Juz a e.g. for Blaupunkt, same Skyline CD Tuner

 

San Francisco CD72 v.s. Seattle CD72

SF is better and more expensive b'cos is higher end [cool]

 

And of course T-Line, FunLine and Skyline is of diff class the latest will be better.

And not forget the rest of the components such as amp, woofer, speakers and etc. [laugh]

 

It juz like buying a good audio system but playing pirated CD. the SQ sucks even on a very good audio system [sweatdrop]

 

My $0.02. [sunny]

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u will need to upgrade the front speaker to comp. type...and add a power amp to drive it.

The difference will be [shocked] ...

 

the rear speakers can remain as stock..cos they are there to fill up the sound stage.

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Mine front is already a component speaker already right?

Mine front speaker at the door is a 4 inch speaker and the 2 A pillar got tweeter in it.

 

Thinking of adding a amp and 12 inch woofer now, but duno how many watt woofer to buy?

Is 500w rms power enough?

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i once had a woofer installed on my boot...

 

took out after a few mths.....due to the need of space plus the booming effect was beginning to put me off.

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