So I just finished installing more speakers. I have a Pioneer Premier 770 with I-Pod adapter and DCI. I use to have some old Kappa's in the door and upgraded to reference components. I have an MY-00 so the tweeters up higher was a big plus. No more passengers drowning out the highs. Also the sound doesn't change when using the clutch. I really like the sound of these speakers. Since I had the 6.5" Kappas I spared no expense installing them in the roll hoops. Check out the pictures.

 

That is actually my car. My brother was still logged into S2Ki when I posted.

 

 

 

[QUOTE=gotvtecboost?,Jan 9 2006, 06:31 PM] So I just finished installing more speakers.

 

[QUOTE=LATEOTT,Jan 9 2006, 07:53 PM]I used similar plastic ties like that for my audio install. The ones I used are audiophile-grade, manufactured by AudioQuest, so they cost a bit more (Although I feel like I stole them for $37,000 at an astounding 10% off.)

I found it made my entire system sound more authoritative and present.

 

[QUOTE]I find a delicious resonance between 9000 RPM and 33 1/3 RPM achieved by spinning classic vinyl on the Brinkmann LaGrange turntable in the secret compartment.

 

Great thread!!!

 

Thats what you get when you have my help! Getto pods coming at cha. cant wait to build the real deal. should be fun. I need more speakers in my car now!

 

Anyone thinking of buying spods or lucid panels should give this a try for a couple days. It only takes about 10 minutes and will give you an idea of what it will sound like before you spend $250 dollars on spods. It would work as a permanent solution but I don't have any plans of keeping it this way. It isn't very aesthetically pleasing. I definitely give a to rear speakers. Sure the imaging is not as good as it use to be but you can hear it loud and clear at 80 with the top down. I will post an update once I get around to my permanent solution.