Im selling my spods with infinity speakers. 250 shipped



Comes complete. Sold the car so I dont need

 

The headrest speakers make a huge difference but are not worth $400. If you are good with fiberglass you can make your own. Mine in the end cost me about $150 and sound great. I have two sets of infinity kappa 1" tweeters that are amped at about 100 watts per pair.



Here's another thread about this.

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=630514

 

Honestly...look at it like this:

You put $300 into door components, another $300 into a decent amp, and $400 into the headrest speakers (even $200 if you build them yourself). Grand total of 800-1000. For $1k, you can put in a damn good 4-chan amp and a high quality set of components for the doors (or use the amp crossovers instead of passives, save $$$ over buying component set) and you'll have better sound stage/quality without missing the loudness. When I'm cruising on the highway top down, I can't even hear my stock exhaust with my music turned all the way up (LRx 4.300 powering Diamond Hex S600s' on an active crossover setup).

 

[QUOTE=Neutered Sputniks,Oct 17 2008, 05:27 PM] Honestly...look at it like this:

You put $300 into door components, another $300 into a decent amp, and $400 into the headrest speakers (even $200 if you build them yourself).

 

Well, I have a Tanabe Medallion sitting in my garage I have to install, just waiting for gaskets to get here.

And I'm thinking it'll sound great with my Eclipse CD7100 running active with an Audison 4.300 powering my Diamond Hex S600s and a JL 500/1 powering my SI Mag V4 in a WLAURENT tool well enclosure.

 

They help a lot, but it's a very time-consuming install and it starts getting expensive/tricky.