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this is what i have been told but having actually got 6*9s and a sub there hasnt been any problems, distortion etc so im quite happy with it

ive still got 6*9s in my install to give me some treble in the rear

i was the same as you but now ive finished my install it would be a bit of a shame to have all the little rattles and i dont really use the clio for speed, its more for summer cruising

dynamat and brown bread weigh quite a bit, its heavier than you would think and roof lining is even heavier - not sure of the exact weight but it needs to be thick for it to do a decent job and if its thick then its gonna be heavy

im sure it is good but its gotta lose your car about 15bhp with the weight of it?

it weighs alot more though doesnt it? been looking to sound proof my car now ive done my install and it seems that either dynamat or brown bread are the best

cheers guys

im definately gonna tell them, im not risking my insurance becoming void but i just wondered how they would find out if us lot didnt tell them

nah, my cables are definately right because the first 2 channels are working fine and ive checked most the settings on my amp with no luck so im kinda thinking its something to do with mu h/u

yeah, ive checked the speakers and theyre fine - im guessing its gotta be something to do with the settings on my h/u and amp - arse biscuit

its a 1000w amp and its a 700w sub

anyone?

how do insurance companys find out if you have any points or not, is there a database or something similar - i picked up some points earlier this year and i need to tell my insurance company at my renewal but i just wondered how they would find out if us guys didnt tell them? Joe

does this need to be done on the amp or the head unit?

yeah, hpf and there is very, very faint treble, on full there is no treble and lots of bass and of lpf there like mini subs

im currently running an 800w 4 channel amp which is powering 4x 6*9s (i know theyre crap etc) 1 channel for one speaker - for some reason that i cant work out, channels one and two work perfectley but the channels three and four are only giving bass and no treble, ive checked the speakers and...

cheers matey - ill check it tonight

Bonjour <KLB>, bienvenue à ClioSport, le meilleur club de voiture dans le monde

u 100% it will be the earth? ive made sure its as short and as thick as possible so the only thing i can think is that its come slightly loose - ive got it running from the amp in the boot to one of the seat belt points under the back seat

finished my install the other week and everything is hunky doorey apart from when i have my stereo on really loudly, if a track comes on with alot of bass, my amp powering the sub cuts out - this has gotta be one of three things, either a dodgy earth, my amp needs turning down or theres a cut...

why is it a write off just because its been scratched? some complete and utter gimp decided to key both my doors the other week that has properly fooked me off, i now need them both respraying but i suppose its a good excuse to get them delocked at the same time

did this the other week but ive just realised i need a gromit or something to put in the hole in my boot - anyone know where i can get one or what i can use instead? cheers

having moved over from owning a pug, after my experiences and quite a few other people on http://www.pgac.co.ukwww.pgac.co.uk i can only recommend you staying well clear of GAP, im sure there are some people who have had good service but their are too many who have had bad service, bad...

anyone?

[Edited by Rallye-Joe on 12 May 2004 at 10:39am]

nah, checked that already and it used to run everything thats it running now without a problem

before i start, i know everyone hates 6*9s and thinks their sh*t etc but thats not what this post is about. as i was refitting my ice this weekend and wasnt 100% sure about how to go about doing i decided to whack my old 6*9s in powered by my other 4 channel amp, i wired them all up and the 2...

cheers guys - shouldnt be a problem when i get back onto it tonight

having spent the weekend refitting my ice after some cnuts tried to nick it the other week, i thought id chuck my sub in this time aswell - the thing is that im planning on using the one 4 channel amp to power my front components and my sub, so how do i make my sub be a sub and not just an extra...

id disagree, why would the internal ones have to come off? i cant see any reason why they cant stay in mate