Quote Originally Posted by jhnkvn View Post
Mouse, saw your exact post in KAC pero dito nalang ako mareply.

First thing is that "porma" is normally expensive. I always advice those who venture into car audio to not underestimate how much this hobby drains our wallets.. literally. Masmabilis talaga if you provide us with complete details rather than us making guesses on what your equipment is. ALWAYS indicate a budget

First thing is to get a proper headunit. Pioneer/Alpine, ikaw na bahala dyan. Both are good brands and you can't really go wrong with either of them. Personally, I like Alpine's 117 and 9887 (around 13k) for its tuning flexibility. Anything else and I stick with Pioneer (especially their yummy P99RS.. pero nasa pangarap ko lang yun)

iandvro in KAC was suggesting to deaden the doors. Deadening is to help reduce panel resonance.. in short, better sound from the speaker. But it's expensive for its "additional" benefits. Best leave it out on a budget setup and use the money on a better sounding front separates instead.

There's no such thing as a "mura" setup. You typically get what you payed for. Most Banawe installers offer sound packages that include free installation and "tuning" (I won't hope much from them though) so be sure to take advantage of that. I can't give you recommendations on what to purchase... these info is just a search away. So next time, use the search button.

Also, as tsikotshops says, stop using V12s. Mabilis lang sila masira so in the long run, you're spending more. In this case, I'll take a good amp over 5 cheapo amps.

*tsikotshop
Alpine was actually selling the 9887 at 12k during the Trans Sport Show in SMX :D

Oo nga sir eh. Inuubos ang pera sa wallet ko. Haha. Salamat sa reply sir. Pero okay ba yung Pioneer na nirerecommend sakin ni sir tsikot? Mahal kasi nung alpine. May kenwood stock speakers ako pwede na ba yun? Dagdagan ku nalang ng seps?