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19 October 2002, 11:16 PM
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Hi there just got home after having new alpine head unit and changer fitted plus FOCAL speakers fitted all round and sound deadening in the doors what an amazing sound compared to standard set up worth every penny well chuffed !!!!!!!!
22 October 2002, 09:16 AM
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Which Focal speakers, and did they fit easily?
The new focal range around 120 quid has just had an excellent review, but they're still quite deep. If they fit then this would be great news, and an excellent VFM upgrade
The new focal range around 120 quid has just had an excellent review, but they're still quite deep. If they fit then this would be great news, and an excellent VFM upgrade
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In the front they are the new polyglass 165V componant set and in the rear access 165CA set the shop (GOOD MOTORING AUDIO) fitted it all for me (don't like messing with electrics).
I,m not running any amps yet but i had the alpine 7592R fitted 60 WATTS with built in stronger amp so i was told. Any way it is knocking out a cracking sound.The guy reconds i will be able to run a sub of this head unit as well without amp as it has a sub-woofer switch but i,m not very hot on I.C.E so i am taking his word for it.
To sum it up well immpresed with FOCALS though.
I,m not running any amps yet but i had the alpine 7592R fitted 60 WATTS with built in stronger amp so i was told. Any way it is knocking out a cracking sound.The guy reconds i will be able to run a sub of this head unit as well without amp as it has a sub-woofer switch but i,m not very hot on I.C.E so i am taking his word for it.
To sum it up well immpresed with FOCALS though.
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