Recent content by Jimi77

That's pretty subjective. I prefer speakers that lean more toward "hifi" vs "pro-audio." Morel, Dyn, Hertz...

It's subjective, but I prefer fronts only. As loud as most of our systems are, the rear passengers can hear the fronts just fine. Imagining even improves in the rear seats because of equal path length distances.

Don't forget Hoffman's Iron Law. You can have 2 of the 3: low end, efficiency/sensitivity or small enclosure size. https://www.glasswolf.net/papers/hoffman.html

I've seen wood restore kits that are similar to bedliner. Those come in different colors and iirc, you can tint them.

Came across these. Rechargable, so you don't need to wire anything in and have a OEM look. I don't know if they're reliable or anything, I just clicked on the ad. https://thebloomcar.com/collections/all/products/bloomcar-led-light-pedal

I'd have 1k+ CD's if I that was near me.

There was this place called Second Spin by me old house and they had great deals on CDs, especially used. I used to spend a few hours a week hunting for CDs in there. They had a nice return policy too - full credit for the CD for ~1 week; used that return a NickleBack CD...

Agreed. I've stopped ripping CDs, even though I have another ~300 that I haven't ripped yet. I have a subscription to LiveX, which is one of the cheaper ones, IIRC, $45/year.

The one sub looks completely FUBAR. I think they're asking too much.

It's simple enough. I ripped ~200 CDs MP3, etc.

Anything made in the last ~10 years will have a "weasel" alternator.

I'd just go generic then. You'll have to figure out how the door light circuit works if you want to make the lights work with the doors. If you want to go the easy route, just use a switch and it should be a super easy install.

Good luck with the 12s.

I'd check a Cadillac forum. Maybe you can pull them out of wrecked model. OTOH, I can't imagine it would be hard to wire a set of LEDs up, especially if you're willing to use a manual switch vs tapping into the harness for switched ground/12v attached to the door light circuit.

A good 2way. The tiny tweeters in 3ways tend to sound harsh.