Adding a sound system, I don't know anything....lol. |
Adding a sound system, I don't know anything....lol. |
Aug 1, 2012 - 10:42 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 8, '12 From Hanford/Fresno, Ca Currently Offline Reputation: 20 (100%) |
So I just want to know if it's possible to add a sound system to my car by keeping things as OEM as possible. For sure I want to keep my stock deck and amp. I have the GT model. I don't know what part number the deck and amps are. Any help? I don't know anything about sound systems either so questions and opinions will be good.
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Aug 5, 2012 - 11:56 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 18, '09 From Orlando Currently Offline Reputation: 8 (100%) |
Can you break this down to me? I don't understand what a head unit is and I don't understand what you mean by power output? Sorry I have no clue when it comes to this. Lol. The deck. A typical aftermarket deck will have something like a max output of 4 x 50 watts, meaning it is capable of transmitting 50 watts in a channel, four in all (left front speaker, right front, left rear, right rear). However, it cannot sustain this output, so there is a more realistic rating, RMS watt: this is more like a steady output, the amount that each channel (and each speaker) constantly receives. So let's say one receiver is rated at 14 RMS, and then another at 22 RMS; from there, a 50% power difference. This post has been edited by SwissFerdi: Aug 6, 2012 - 12:01 AM -------------------- '97 ST \ Eibach \ KYB \ Kenwood \ Alpine \ Cusco \ OEM+ [sold 10/18]
'93 MX-5 LE |
Aug 6, 2012 - 7:03 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 8, '12 From Hanford/Fresno, Ca Currently Offline Reputation: 20 (100%) |
Can you break this down to me? I don't understand what a head unit is and I don't understand what you mean by power output? Sorry I have no clue when it comes to this. Lol. The deck. A typical aftermarket deck will have something like a max output of 4 x 50 watts, meaning it is capable of transmitting 50 watts in a channel, four in all (left front speaker, right front, left rear, right rear). However, it cannot sustain this output, so there is a more realistic rating, RMS watt: this is more like a steady output, the amount that each channel (and each speaker) constantly receives. So let's say one receiver is rated at 14 RMS, and then another at 22 RMS; from there, a 50% power difference. Dang. I really don't know anything about this stuff. Lol. I'll just have my in law who's experienced in car audio help me out. Thanks though. Lol. -------------------- |
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