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Guard Dad · 09-21-2011, 11:18 PM

Except for a couple of odds and ends the install is done and it sounds FABULOUS! I've got Polk DB6501 component speakers (6.5" woofers plus separate tweeters) in the doors and dash, 3.5" Infinity 2-ways in the B pillars, a mono amp (between the aluminum cross bar and the rear shock towers) and a 10" Pioneer compact sub in a custom spare tire mount. I really like the B pillar speakers and the sub is OUTSTANDING. The Polk speakers sound even better now that the are part of a system. The back-up camera is superb, the ipod interface works, I didn't get Pandora or SAT radio (I'm not interested in pay services), Bluetooth (I just retired-the phone hardly rings), HD Radio (HD reception in this area sucks), I got what I needed at an affordable price.

I know that as good as this is, it is nowhere as good as the heavy duty systems that many of you are installing. But I kept all my cargo space and have a great system. Thanks to all of you, your posts were an essential resource in this project.

09-21-2011, 11:18 PM	#112 (permalink)
Guard Dad Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: South Orange County, CA Posts: 422 Drives: 2010 370Z Silver A7 Rep Power: 14	Except for a couple of odds and ends the install is done and it sounds FABULOUS! I've got Polk DB6501 component speakers (6.5" woofers plus separate tweeters) in the doors and dash, 3.5" Infinity 2-ways in the B pillars, a mono amp (between the aluminum cross bar and the rear shock towers) and a 10" Pioneer compact sub in a custom spare tire mount. I really like the B pillar speakers and the sub is OUTSTANDING. The Polk speakers sound even better now that the are part of a system. The back-up camera is superb, the ipod interface works, I didn't get Pandora or SAT radio (I'm not interested in pay services), Bluetooth (I just retired-the phone hardly rings), HD Radio (HD reception in this area sucks), I got what I needed at an affordable price. I know that as good as this is, it is nowhere as good as the heavy duty systems that many of you are installing. But I kept all my cargo space and have a great system. Thanks to all of you, your posts were an essential resource in this project. Last edited by Guard Dad; 09-21-2011 at 11:21 PM.