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mr tl 10-10-2000 04:25 PM

to amp or not to amp?
 
my installer told me that the bose system is very tight. meaning, you can just change little parts of it. i asked about amping, and he said that it might create new problems. should i amp the factory speakers or not? if i do, its going to be an alpine v12. will i get any other problems? before or after factory amp?

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StreetEffectz 10-10-2000 04:38 PM

I'm gonna say....TO AMP!

10-10-2000 05:29 PM


Originally posted by StreetEffectz:
I'm gonna say....TO AMP!
I'm agree, go for it.

mr tl 10-10-2000 08:46 PM

are you guys sure? will i get any PROBLEMS????

have YOU guys done it? what kind of amp? any probs?

10-10-2000 11:01 PM

Correct me if I am wrong, but probably the most bang for the buck as well as gratifying upgrade to a "Stock" stereo is the additon of a good Sub/Amp combo (in reasonable spec w/stock system: i.e. 100-200watt amp with 10-12" sub for CL/TL's) I know this has made a huge difference for me http://24.128.71.51/album/stereo.htm

As far as amping the stock system speakers, I am under the impression they are of questionable quality and rather low impedance (1-OHM) Much lower than traditional audio equipment.

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StreetEffectz 10-10-2000 11:16 PM

Are we talking amping the STOCK speakers here? If so, I don't recommend it, but it'll work. You won't get great quality sound out of it cuz of the cheesey speakers that are in the car. I would get aftermarket speakers too. Just my opinion though.

mr tl 10-11-2000 12:20 AM

thanks guys!

thanks what i wanted to hear. i guess i'll look for speakers, if anything.

uh oh, new post?

mr tl 10-11-2000 12:21 AM

oh yeah street, factory spkrs

10-11-2000 12:46 AM

yeah you definitely have to get new speakers. The factory honda ones are usually paper cones that will probably not hold up if you amp them.

TL Daddy 10-11-2000 12:54 AM

The OEM spkrs suck! Cheapest paper and cloth! No wonder they sound so flat! Glad I'm replacing mine!

bahreeTL 10-11-2000 11:36 PM

definitely get new speakers if you're gonna amp.
it's like fat girls that where tight clothing...only where tight clothing if you got something to show!

10-29-2000 02:46 PM

the oem speakers are 1 ohm so if you do amp the make sure your amp is that stable or you will blow it

haha98 10-29-2000 11:25 PM

I'd amp now till the factory speakers blow, then i;d replace them. My factory speakers worked well amped, till they blew, that's when i replaced them..

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