I should have my two amps arriving tomorrow and just wanted to be sure
I got everything right before I put it all together this week.
Heres what I have:
Sony cdx-mp30 50x4 HU - 2 sets rca outs

I was thinking about either the Kenwood DPX-MP4070 or the Pioneer
FH-P4200MP to replace the current stock Double DIN CD/Cassette player
in my 2004 Toyota Corolla.
I spoke with a car stereo salesman who told me that there aren't any

Just listed on eBay.  OEM VW Phatnoise MP3 player.  VW Part No 000 057
110. There is no need to take your eyes off the road as the player
automatically cues the tracks for you and announces the titles using
text to speech technology.  The system comes with everything you need,

my stereo got me. i was just iin my car. we were sitting talking..his
lips looked so juicy. we just kissed for like 20 minutes..wow! it was
magic..thats all im saying. ill see where this leads.

Some advice on sub choice..
I have a JBL GTO 755.6 amp which according to the site is 4 x 60W RMS
and if I bridge the sub channels 300W RMS x 1.. (all into 4ohms)
I figure since I am using the JBL amp it might be cool to use a JBL sub

I have a 1 farad cap and I just bought a 3 farad cap. I was thinking that 4
farads is better than 3 for my system, but has anybody wired two caps
together, if so, series, + to + and - to - ??? Thanks.

K I just got a new system. When i was tryin to hook up my amp (us amp
si 2200) I accidentally hooked up my power wire into the ground spot
and my ground into the power spot. It sparked... I quikly unhooked it.
It blew the fuse so i changed it and tried again this time i made sure

I have mounted my MTX subs backwards and they sound great, but I'm curious
if there is ANY POSSIBLE REASON why I should reconsider doing this.  Has
anybody ever tried it both ways and found a difference (good or bad)?  This
is really what I would like to know.

I have an opportunity to buy two of these subs for $80.  Are these good
subs?  I always thought MTX was a respected brand but I have never used MTX
subs personally.
Any personal experience with these subs would be REALLY appreciated.

I know there are a lot of posts on this but I am still a little
confused after reading several of them so I'm starting a new thread.
I just got a 30 gig ipod and I would like to use it with my car stereo.
I have a 2005 honda CRV with a 6 cd changer.  It also has a casette

OK, this wasn't my choice -- it came with the car, undoubtedly some GM
bean counter's idea of how to save on costs.  I have a '93 Saturn; no it
isn't a piece of junk yet, only 59k on it.
But what I want to know is how does such thin speaker wire affect the

I just got a pioneer auxilary input adapter for my mp3 player, but my head
unit seems not to recognize it. it does not do anything when I plug it in.
It goes on the changer input on the back of the unit and has rca cables to
plug the ipod to it. Does anybody know why? Thanks.

   Does anyone know of a in-dash stereo unit that will handle consumer
durned DVD audio discs. I am not talking super audio, just files like you
find on most CDs today(.wav I think). Just a rough estimate but I think such
a DVD player could play 7 hours of uncompressed audio and ...

Car Audio Menz, Lend me your ears and your wisdom!
So I've come across and interesting problem.  I have a '96 Honda Civic
EX, a few weeks ago someone jacked my Panasonic headunit (doesn't
matter, it sucked).  It was a clean rip, they cut the wires nice and

I was just wonderin if anyone is knows if there is something wrong with
my kicker 12 inch solo baric it sounds fine sittin in the front seat
but it makes strange noises when listening to it next to it any ideas
email me at cougerjet@hotmail.com