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@Aug 29 2004, 07:46 PM
Alright friends, I'm getting a JL 12w7 and a JL 500/1 amp pretty soon.Â;-) To prepare myself for the upcoming bump, I've started looking for headunits and speakers.Â;-) I found a really nice Pioneer that gets the job done, so now I'm looking for speakers.Â;-) What is the size of the speakers already in the alero, and what kind do you think I should get?Â;-) The headunit is a Pioneer with 50x4 watts 22rms.Â;-) Any help is greatly appreciated.Â;-) Thanks
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You need to get your hands on some dynamat, like yesterday kinda quick. I have put so many systems together around here, that I have seen the aftereffects of subs. My Taurus for example had the door panels loosened (almost falling off) and my tail-lights were holding on for dear life by the time I traded it in for my beloved Alero, I swore I'd not put a pounding system into my alero. If you happen to have someone you know around you in the military, ask them to acquire some of the sound deadening stuff they use, it is second to none. I built a system in an explorer that hit 162 SPL and was rattled all to hell because of it, and I put that stuff in and you would have sworn that whole vehicle was welded together, it was so deadened. But dynamat, puts out a pricey, but effective product. Damn all this talking about systems make me want to go put one together for my Alero, but I won't.
Jon
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hmmm, i'm in the military, and i have NO idea what you're talking about.
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I'm in the air force and have no clue what you are talking about
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Yah man, Canadian military, Signals even and no idea!! EM shielding made of copper but thats it. [/b][/quote]
Maybe it wasn't a tank, all I know is he brought some stuff back from drill one weekend and said they used it as sound deadening material. We used it in his Beretta with four Audiobahn 12s (one of the top of the line ones) and the best Audiobahn amp at the time, and it did an awesome job. Dynamat, though works well.
Jon