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12-25-07, 06:25 PM
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Sound System
Hey, So I just got a new sound system for christmas.. front and rear alpine speakers ( SPS-17C2 if anyone cares) and Dual 12 inch subs. My brother was going to be the one to hook this all up for me he knows what he's doing. me however i've no idea bahaha. I was wondering if anyone knows a good website with like step by step instructions on installing a audio system. I don't wana wait for him to do it! thanks
 I hope you all had a merrrrrry christmas |
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12-25-07, 07:33 PM
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installing an audio system is so easy, especially if its just switching speakers out, for the alpines. then subs are easy too, those are just plugging into the amp. and then the amp is a little more confusing but its just a few wires.
if your brother has done it before there shouldnt be a problem with him doing it. |
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12-25-07, 09:55 PM
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Yah he said he could have it done rather quickly. my problem is that he will never get around to it.. so it will be just sitting there
 that's why I want to try and just do it myself i'm anxious to get it going. |
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12-25-07, 11:18 PM
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Yah it seems pretty simple. I will probably give it a go tommorrow. i'm still going to try and find a simple step by step thing to guide me. Anyway thanks for the replies man
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12-27-07, 10:48 PM
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Haha, those are the exact same speakers I used to have in my old teg. They sounded awesome even out of a stock deck, so I hope you like 'em.
Connecting the speakers themselves is a piece of cake, my roommate and I did mine in a couple hours. Just make sure you have the right tools and a guide to taking out the interior in the hatch, cause it's a pain. As far as the amp and stuff, like they said, it's just plugging stuff in, should be easy.
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01-17-08, 07:36 AM
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crutchfield.com LOL
but yea its pretty simple just running the wires. hard part is just hiding the wires. well for me since i got a 4 door and hiding the wires from the backseat was a pain! but other than that its simple just you have to tune your audio settings to get your preferences right |
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