Alright now. Is there any reason one cannot install a home stereo in a
vehicle...rv...van... and powered from a inverter? Aside from bouncing
the unit senseless... i see no reason. You could get a low end
surround sound system for 250 and a monitor an have an insane rv

I've just recently gotten into car audio. I know many of you really
know your equipment.
How does one go about choosing the right stuff for your vehicle? I
can't believe how much is out there to choose from.

I recently found myself driving a much larger car than my last piece
of crap (a 1998 Eclipse).  I had a decent but extremely outdated
system in that car (Aiwa MP3 - first gen, MB Quart doors and back seat
and MTX 10" sub all pushed by a 5 channel Alpine amp).

Me and a friend of mine both have the old school Kicker C12-4 i know
these subs can pound pretty good given the right amount of wattage but
im not quite sure what the specs for an enclosure are for them. I've
tried googling them but they wont show up and so i was wondering if

What are some of your opinions on door baffles?  What is the best
material that can isolate the front of the speaker from the back and
at the same time eliminate most of the rattling?  plywood, fiberglass,
dynamat, b-quiet, mdf, or any other material that works?

B&O Industry Ltd. is a high technology company which focus on the
design and manufacture of car DVD, MP3/MP4 and GPS.
Our products hot sell all over the world. Single din car dvd with
features  touch screen, detachable face panel and USB/SD/MMC/MP4/DVD/

As well as my Jensen amp I got a sw3 10" Subwoofer DRS 350 watts.
However I've just noted that the cone is damaged and indented.
I tried to pull the dent out with a vacumn cleaner but it didn't have
enough suction.

I have a new sony cdx-gt310 car audio system which appears to be
"standard" size in to my ford fiesta, but the existing radio is a ford
standard and is twice the size of the new one. How can I fit the new
one properly?

I installed an aftermarket Sony radio into my 2000 Dodge Stratus.
Although the fader and balance control work prefectly fine I cannot
get adequate volume. The speakers in the door do not seem to work and
the rear speakers only give high volume sound. I used a wire harness

I'm wondering if anyone has come across a device that simulates a
physical CD for the purpose of connecting the device to my MP3 player.
In other words something equivalent to the cassette adapters that have
been around for a while, but for a CD player.

I wanna get the fact speakers out and replace, any ideas on how to get the
panel off, cause its kicking my a.s, and I dont want to break fasteners
trying to figure it out.
Thanks in advance

I have an Audi Q7 with the factory-installed head unit, including a
Sirius tuner.  The car has a small, roof-mounted antenna which seems
to be optimized for satellite reception, but does a really poor job of
FM reception.  The volume of an FM station sounds as if it is

What produces better bass Bridging or Wiring your Subs in parallel.
Could you do have both wired at the same time.
Having the subs wired parallel and having the amp bridged

Anyone heard of this speaker from Sony before?
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-MMj9utVnELQ/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=52300&tab=essent
ial_info&i=158XS6945#Tab
the Sony XS-V6945X
I heard that Sony made very few of these and they are very hard to

hello, I looking for user manual for this model in pdf format.
I found manual to cdx-c760 but without RDS.
If someone have this pdf, please send to priv.
Best regards