Looking into a new sound system for my Z
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ok so the stock sound system in my car completely sucks
I'm mostly looking to go SQL
so far heres what I've come up with... and no i will never go with JL audio. its crap.... doug seems to have a very similar taste in car audio like myself I'm open to suggestions as well
Subwoofers: 2 10" Image Dynamics IDQ V3 / 2 10" Fi SSD / 2 10" Diamond Audio D9
Front Stage: Image Dynamics CXS64
Rear Fill: Stock
Amplifiers: Audison LRX line, or Elemental Designs
I'm mostly looking to go SQL
so far heres what I've come up with... and no i will never go with JL audio. its crap.... doug seems to have a very similar taste in car audio like myself I'm open to suggestions as well
Subwoofers: 2 10" Image Dynamics IDQ V3 / 2 10" Fi SSD / 2 10" Diamond Audio D9
Front Stage: Image Dynamics CXS64
Rear Fill: Stock
Amplifiers: Audison LRX line, or Elemental Designs
Last edited by folgrz; Mar 11, 2008 at 06:38 PM.
there is almost no chance to ge thte cxs64 into the stock location, its hands down one of hte biggest 6.5" drivers out there...makes alpine type-Rs look tame.
kicks or door pods a must for those...
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kicks or door pods a must for those...
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basically I'm asking if you guys think thats a solid setup and which would you recommend over another, like the subwoofers, or the amplifiers or if you don't feel that they are good then what would you recommend
I would ditch the stock rears. With the rest of the equipment, 2 things may/will happen.
1: They won't even be heard due to the amplified front stage, making them useless (like they are at all useful anyway
).
2: If they are audible, they may end up discoloring the sound from your front stage.
Ditching them just means 1 less thing you have to worry about during tuning.
As for the subs (I'm assuming you haven't made up your mind between those choices), for SQL I would go with the Diamond D910. The other two are more straight SQ drivers. Not saying you will be disappointed with them at all if you chose them. I know specs aren't everything with a sub, a lot has to do with the enclosure, but the D9 has the best blend of specs for an SQL application.
IDQ10d4v3:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 17.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 350 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 86.5db
FI SSD10:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 22.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 310 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 82.7db
Diamond D910:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 22.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 330 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 84.5db
1: They won't even be heard due to the amplified front stage, making them useless (like they are at all useful anyway
).2: If they are audible, they may end up discoloring the sound from your front stage.
Ditching them just means 1 less thing you have to worry about during tuning.
As for the subs (I'm assuming you haven't made up your mind between those choices), for SQL I would go with the Diamond D910. The other two are more straight SQ drivers. Not saying you will be disappointed with them at all if you chose them. I know specs aren't everything with a sub, a lot has to do with the enclosure, but the D9 has the best blend of specs for an SQL application.
IDQ10d4v3:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 17.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 350 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 86.5db
FI SSD10:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 22.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 310 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 82.7db
Diamond D910:
# One Way Linear (Xmax) 22.0 mm
# Cone Area (Sd) 330 cm2
# Sensitivity (Spl) 84.5db
Last edited by StreetOC192; Mar 12, 2008 at 07:33 AM.
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