*beni23
Wala ba sila mga touch-up lang? Then again, that's hard to do as the scratch's pretty deep.
Personally, I'll just leave it as it is. It might piss you off at times but I believe there isn't any cheap "fix" to restore it back to its original state. I'll try to pursue John's advice in the vent panel and hope it's detached from the body (doubtful here too)
*JohnM
I would suggest EQing the treble and mids kung nasasapawan na ang highs. Although my usual suggestion would be to lower the EQ (maxing it out isn't really all that great) and try to make it up by more power (increase the volume knob). Ex. If your usual setting's 10/10 bass, 0/10 mids, 0/10 treble at volume 10. Try to aim for 5/10 bass, 2/10 mids, 4/10 treble and volume 20.
Oh yeah, as for the 2,000php active subwoofers. Hmmm.. meron naman but they're of extremely low quality. I think you can still find some tubular NBN subwoofers at those prices cguro. Lightning Lab's around 4k I think.
Personally, I won't go for them. Instead, I'll try to improve my existing setup via better speakers or better tuning.
any suggestions on a basic sound setup?
vios '04
inquired at a shop 10k package - box, v12 amp 4 ch, 1sub JBL 10", separates - forgot the brand (D___ something two words)
11k = +1 more sub 10"jbl.
is this legit?
any other suggestions? thanks![]()
Is it legit? Well, that depends where are you installing and buying from.
Most V12 amplifiers are knock-offs. These were popular way back in the early 2000s was because Alpine's MRV amplifiers were selling like hotcakes. Sadly, I will raise red flags here. As much as original Alpine amps are great and still solid, there's WAY MORE fakes out in the market than originals.
From my point, tunutubuan ka. A V12's going roughly >3k, you can easily buy of genuine JBL subs at >3k.
mga sir, ask ko lang kung advisable ba na gumamit ng "active subwoofer" in replacement sa mga raw na subwoofer na need pa ng amp? thanks po