Solution For Adding Amps To The Oem Stereo

[Mark D]

I was talking to an ICE shop owner friend today and he introduced me to this piece of kit:

http://www.jlaudio.com/press/CleanSweep05.html

It is a high end solution for adding amplifiers to an OEM headunit.

OEM car stereos often have volume dependant frequency responce, and this unit bypasses that with it's own volume control - the OEM stereo is set at fixed volume and is equalised to give a perfectly flat response.

It also allows an auxilliary source to be selected at the push of a button.

If I remember correctly, the cost is about £350.

[Mr Singh]

Yup, Audio Control have released this also. http://mobileaudiocontrol.com/product.asp?...249&l1=5249&l2=

Will sell for £149 after i spoke with UK distributor - FOUR.

Few dealers have used the JL and have nothing but good things to say i can report :)

[gazwalker]

Liking that... Could be a solution for getting an even better system in my Aristo :D

Gaz.

[g4crx]

Yup, Audio Control have released this also. http://mobileaudiocontrol.com/product.asp?...249&l1=5249&l2=

Will sell for £149 after i spoke with UK distributor - FOUR.

Few dealers have used the JL and have nothing but good things to say i can report :)

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Hey am,

As you are in the business any chance you can sort my sounds out, don't want to loose the sat ladies voice :D Just want some base.

Would mean a trip to your ends, but a good excuse to check out your beast/

Thanks,

Ash

[Mr Singh]

Not a problem..

Getting bass into the Lexus isn't easy. Because the boot is pretty much isolated from the rest of the car you really need to push all the energy from a sub into the cabin..

Depends how much you want to spend, and how far you want to go!

Alot of variables :)

[g4crx]

Not a problem..

Getting bass into the Lexus isn't easy. Because the boot is pretty much isolated from the rest of the car you really need to push all the energy from a sub into the cabin..

Depends how much you want to spend, and how far you want to go!

Alot of variables :)

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When you have the armrest down doesn't that help funnel some through to the cabin?

I'm not after sharing my music with the outside world, but want a bit of a rumble on the inside. How much are we looking at for an entry level setup?

Thanks,

Ash

[Mr Singh]

Yes it does mate, but the real low notes won't be very audiable.

Basic sub and amp, say a 12" and a single amp somewhere from £450-£700

But it ain't no hellferds rubbish! lol