ezcheeze15

Well, after a very long hard day of fooling around with my front speakers, im proud to say i sucessfully finished. I purchased a pair of Boston RM6's (6.5" Coaxial speakers) from a local audio shop for $250. Some say this is way too much to pay for coaxials but i was too lazy to do components this time. and for my opinion on these speakers....WOOOWW!! I havent even installed my amp yet (2002 Model Rockford Fosgate 500X), these speakers are just running off of the head unit power (Pioneer DEH-P8200R) and sound better than my previous cars components! Tomorrow the amp goes on and they will sound even better. But I cant stress enough, if you have $250 to blow on a pair of speakers, get Boston Rally Series RM6's. It required me to make my own custom speaker baffle out of wood but that wasnt really a problem (and trust me, im terrible with stuff like that) and everything fit fine. My JL Audio Vantage Box should be arriving on the 23rd. Im still torn between an Alpine Type-R 10" and an Image Dynamics IDQ10D2 V.2 sub. lemme know if you have any input. (Since im only going to run one 10" sub, i want to get a high-end sub)

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Red '95 Z28 M6
Borla Exhaust is all i got for now.
Soon to come: 3.73 gears, Cold Air Intake,
new cams, NX Wet Kit,
and a Kickin' System

Lynxis

best pair of speaks ive ever owned were rally series components...

BOSTON RULES

iD Go WitH tHE ALpIneZ Cuz ThEy LoOk CoOl

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1994 Camaro Z28 Patriot Red
Mods: MSD Wires, K&N Filter, LOUDMOUTH, AVS TailCovers, CAMARO insert
Stereo:
HU: Clarion DRX7675z
Signal: Audio Control 2XS
Full Range: Infinity Kappa Components, Audio Art Amps
Subs: 2 Rockford Fosgate Power DVC 12's, U.S. Amps US 400 (rev. 4)
Power Wires: Scosche
Signal Wires: KnuKonceptz

E.T: 14.09 @ 94.73
Let off @ 1100'

PaulN64

glad you like them. But I'll stick with Focals

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1997 Camaro Z-28 SS #0728

Flowmaster, Hooker Header tips, BMR strut tower brace, lower control arm and relocation bracket, Optima Yellow Top battery, Granatelli lowering springs, KYB AGX shocks, Lakewood panhard rod, Bear bump steer, 17 x 9.5 Z06 rims

Audio/Video:
Head Unit ----- Pioneer AVX-P7000CD
Master Unit --- Pioneer AVM-P9000R
DVD Player ---- Pioneer XDV-P9

Front --- Focal Polykevlar 165K2 w/ TN-51 tweeters
Rear ---- Focal Polykevlar 165K2
Sub ----- Lightning Audio 10.2.4
Amp ----- Phoenix Gold XS6600

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camaudio

glad all the work paid off for you.
the IDQ is a much better sub then the Type R,
ntm do you really want something saying "TYPE R" in a camaro

PaulN64

how about a 'Type S'

limige

1 10" sub? try, resonant engineering, or digital designs, brahma, id max, they will toast those alpine subs, cleaner and louder.

JB'z 94

yeah they will, for double the price in most cases atleast, but the alpine sound good

rthompson

I really liked the Type R and the IDQ, but i think the IDQ is a little better sub... neither is on the level with my Brahma, but for the money the Type R and the IDQ are both really good subs.

As far as the speakers go, blad you like them, i have a similar affinity with my $170 A/D/S coaxials. They sound fantastic, and better than a lot of component systems that i have heard.

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ezcheeze15

I think i am going to go with an IDQ10D2 V.2 as my final choice for sub. Alls i gotta do is order it, bolt it in, and im done

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**1995 Camaro Z28 M6**
::Borla Exhaust, Kickin System::
::Soon to come: Electric exhaust cut out, Cold Air Intake::

**2000 VW GTi VR6**
::Rest in peace (pile of crap car)::