Bahahaha this thread wins



its the Uneducated audio guys that buy into any bullsh!t someone told them Vs. the experienced people who work in this industry and with this specific car.

drop it kiddies, your not going to win this argument..... rear speakers, that are probably underpowered anyways, firing into the back of your seat from the sh!tty location will not provide you with "improved sound stage" or "awesome clarity"

 

drive up to panama city

 

OP disconnect them, they only screw up your soundstage

 

What's your setup?

Do you have a three way going on up front?

 

mb quartz front speakers, dunno the model, rockford fosgate p3 sub, and rockford fosgate t400-4, i dont know how it is wired, i just remember the guy that i take my car to for installs said give him heavy bass.. like i said before i know nothing about car audio so im sorry if i am not as elaborate about it as you would like.

 

I would love for you to listen to my system.. i won't even suggest you listening to Kwame's because you won't listen to your radio again or even want to drive your car

 

Kwame's setup is what made me redo mine with the same people he did!

 

if you can find out the info, let us know

 

Who's Kwame? ..and what's his setup?? I'm very interested in listening to his system now! Lol.. (don't push the big red button.. yeah right)

 

<<<<--------- The Big Black Dude Right Here! .... Hi!

My Build:
https://my350z.com/forum/4000101-post164.html
https://my350z.com/forum/3904861-post141.html

P.S. Thanks for the props Doug and Adam.

P.S.S. Doug I was rereading my thread and I found it humorous how I snapped at you in one of the post. My bad bredren.

 

Damn buddy! I honestly thought car amps couldn't be more expensive than a g. I'm a little sceptacle on how much clearer a mac amp is to a JL, they are over twice the price though.. it's one of those thing you have to see, I mean hear in person to believe. I gotta find myself a dealer in my area and see what it's all about.

But yeah, talking about the need of rear speakers.. I'm sure directing the mid driver towards you helped getting sound to your ears.

 

JL is a bad word around these parts.

 

Those are by far not the most expensive amps out there, but I do consider myself blessed to be able to have that setup in my car.

It is of my personal opinion that when paired with the right equipment (headunit and speakers) and with the right install the McIntosh amplifiers are far better than any of JL's public offerings. The keywords being the right equipment and most importantly the correct install, which is the premise of this entire debate.

Absolutely, which is why it is a much wiser investment to purchase speaker pods for the front speakers as opposed to wasting funds/time/etc. on the rear speakers.

 

As an owner of both a JL amped setup in one of my cars (a 5000.5 running the whole system) which I've used both MB Quart (from the mid 90's - I don't remember what series) and Boston Accoustics Pro 5.5's, it's a totally different world. My 350Z formerly used the McIntosh MC431, and when I changed things up I upgraded to the McIntosh MCC406M like Kwame has to run the whole system; there is zero comparison to be made. The McIntosh has a warm, natural feel to it, even though I am not using particularly warm speakers (Focal Utopia 6.5's). While the amps are not cheap, I think the net result you get is more than worth the money. There are tons of amps from smaller firms that cost substantially more. I considered those as well, but decided to go with McIntosh partially to match the headunit I upgraded to, and also because McIntosh's service has proven to be second to none in the past - that alone makes it worth the price IMHO.

 

I'm pritty sure it's not too difficult to do this but is there a DIY walkthrough on doing this? Part that confuses me is the wrapping with windsong.. do you guys glue it to the rear of the panel, stich or what other method is it that works? Also, is that found in common stores?

 

https://my350z.com/forum/audio-video...er-grills.html

 

Source: Pioneer Premier F90-BT (leaving soon)

Processing: AudioControl DXS, AudioControl DQT (leaving if MS-8 ever releases)

Power: Alpine PDX4.100 Alpine PDX2.150 JL Audio 500/1

Tweeter: Hybrid Audio Technologies Legatia L1-Pro's (Black) ch 1&2 on PDX4.100

Mid-Range: Hybrid Audio Technologies Legatia L4's ch 3&4 on PDX4.100

Mid-Bass: MB Quart QM200 8" (oldschool before they went to ****) ch 1&2 on PDX2.150 (leaving soon for Hybrid Audio Technologies Legatia L6 )

Subwoofer: JL Audio 10W7 v.3 on JL 500/1 (Both leaving soon)







Yes its a 3way up front

 

We should all thank Kwame and Z1 for there input on a this subject as it will prevent people from wasting alot of money on something we think is good. Go active with the right speaker placement, and yes the right equipment, your good to go!

 

This is Kwame responding from Adam's desk:

Thanks but I (and I think I speak for Adam as well) would love to take credit for this information but this isn't groundbreaking news. I know we've been involved in this debate on this topic numerous times over our several years here and from your join date and I can tell you probably have seen the same.

 

Yes have seen many threads on the subjuct, and have read it all in the last 5 years, just a shout out for members like you that dont gang up on newer members and try to help, as you know there are the search police out there!