five_belliez

For me a car is not a mobile hi-fi. Headrest speakers are a great, but Aya Napa on wheels should be left to Max Power readers.

If you seriously like music then Halfords is not the place to be shopping for kit, and a car isn

GSi

Loads of audiophiles on here, Craig (Paper Lawyer) will be along in a moment to tell you how he crafted his setup from used cornflake packets and chewing gum.

s2uk

I did mine to see what could be done, it stayed in for about three months if that and then i sold up, the sound i got was fantastic but i spent a whole load of money and then some silly cow hit my car which put me off keeping it.

If i got another one, which is now off the cards for now with the bike coming tomorrow i would not bother, its a car for driving nothing else.

moff

I am not a fan of huge subs and the 'Max Power brigade'. But I do love a great sounding stereo system.

See my sig for more details, but my setup is certainly not Max Power, but is in a different league to the stock setup.

It cost me approx

Paper Lawyer

Here's a few (out of date) pics:








I've now got a 10" sub in the wlaurent sub enclosure rather than the 8" JL in the photo

Nachi

Quite happy with mine thanks...but if you think it's wrong then I stand corrected!

Genesis / Morel / JL you will not find down your local branch of Halfords (not even the really big ones )

eSeM

All that extra weight

Ruckus

See my sig for details of mine, I competed in IASCA with mine for a year Highest place i came was 2nd and i was joint 3rd for the season.

Nachi are you a member on TA ?


pics

http://www.x-min.com/s2000install/

mikey k

A bit more in my sig as well

euan

One of the reasons I wouldn't spend