Planning A System On A Budget

[jjFarking]

i would make more additions....but it seems the original post is just on the borderline of the maximum amount of characters allowed (20k or so).

Well, outside of a few spelling errors, you may want to reconsider quoting actual prices, especially since these tend to change fairly rapidly, making your great write-up looking out-of-date fairly quickly, which would be a pity of your efforts.
Leaving out the quoted RRPs will go some way towards adding some room for fairly pertinent info that may be missing
Just the specs on the actual hardware is really all that's needed (by all means leave the links to them in place), as people should be encouraged to shop around for the best price for the items you have suggested, if you catch my drift
Cool stuff regardless mate :thumbsup:

 

[bezz]

why is this not sticky yet?

bump

 

[holdenboy]

Yay...sticky now

 

[VY.abercrombie]

holdenboy, where u from mate ?

 

[holdenboy]

Hunter Valley, NSW....about 1 hour north of Newcastle......why?

 

[n-n-nick]

hey man thanks for the refferal to this.
definitely feeling a lot more confident about audio systems now.

ta,nick

 

[holdenboy]

No problems mate....thats what its there for

 

[Justin220]

They're really helpful, thanks!

 

[=bullet40=]

always remember to put some money aside for some form of panel deadener!...my system sounds 10x more crisp and punchy with only my doors dynamatted...it allows full potential of the speakers to be reached in my opinion...i mean people will have diffrnt views on it but i think it is deffinatly worth the extra money...u can get a bulk kit of high quality deadener for around 300ish if u look around...and thats enuff for most of your car

 

[spencer551]

hey mate, what sort of places give u this kind of gear at 'street prices' and what places should i avoid