audio head unit and speakers
16 January 2013, 12:21 AM
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audio head unit and speakers
alright guys hows everyone?? i need bit of advise on the audio side i am on the look out for a good headunit as want to change the one in the scooby, and defo change the front door speakers as they are shocking lol. is their anywhere round west wales or swansea i could get these sorted or fitted for me . can anyone reccomend any good dealers their has to be some around but i cant seem to find them .
16 January 2013, 06:12 AM
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alright guys hows everyone?? i need bit of advise on the audio side i am on the look out for a good headunit as want to change the one in the scooby, and defo change the front door speakers as they are shocking lol. is their anywhere round west wales or swansea i could get these sorted or fitted for me . can anyone reccomend any good dealers their has to be some around but i cant seem to find them .
Try sextons audio in walters road in swansea
They aint cheap but very good
16 January 2013, 03:02 PM
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If you are looking to install serious, good quality in car hi-fi then speak to Lee at Sonic Frontiers (http://www.sonicfrontiers.co.uk/). Both I and Cannon Fodder (Tyron) have had work done by Lee and can't fault his enthusiasm or quality of work.
If you just want a simple, better than standard fit sound then it's Sextons and the like.
If you just want a simple, better than standard fit sound then it's Sextons and the like.
17 January 2013, 11:37 PM
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nice one cheers guys, i seen this one on e bay would this fit my blobeye?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1709751545...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1709751545...84.m1423.l2649
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I put a kenwood dpx503 in my blob eye, great unit, pre outs for expansion, USB input to play direct from a stick (no carrying CDs around) and aux input for iPod/iPhone input which doubles up as a hands free through the cars speaker system.
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If you are looking to install serious, good quality in car hi-fi then speak to Lee at Sonic Frontiers (http://www.sonicfrontiers.co.uk/). Both I and Cannon Fodder (Tyron) have had work done by Lee and can't fault his enthusiasm or quality of work.
If you just want a simple, better than standard fit sound then it's Sextons and the like.
If you just want a simple, better than standard fit sound then it's Sextons and the like.
By no means the cheapest (which is a good thing), he sorted out the mess of the wiring which the previous Japanese owner had made behind the dashboard and fitted a new alarm system for me.
Like I said not the cheapest but a real perfectionist, he carried out fine tuning the speakers long after I was ready to go home.
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