Pump up my sound
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Hi Guys, yes me again
Has anyone increased the sound in the E60 without modifying and cutting the car up. I want to get some decent sound in my car without cutting holes etc..... does anyone have a decent confirguration that i can work on eg: woofers, tweaters etc...... where did you mount your amp etc?
Does nayone know a reputable installer in Cape Town South Africa?
Has anyone increased the sound in the E60 without modifying and cutting the car up. I want to get some decent sound in my car without cutting holes etc..... does anyone have a decent confirguration that i can work on eg: woofers, tweaters etc...... where did you mount your amp etc?
Does nayone know a reputable installer in Cape Town South Africa?
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From: Cyprus
My Ride: 2005 BMW 535d Mport, Carbon Black, Black Leather, stepped M167s, Visibility Pack, Media Pack, auto dimming mirror, full individually updated 200 W amp and speaker package including new door panels.
I had my car upgraded like this:
Installed a new DLS CA41 power amp in the boot and fed forward to the front doors where a got Jenhert door panels that fit into the door pockets. I then had DLS reference 3 speaker systems installed in the doors with crossovers, both in the existing tweeter and mid range holes and the mid bass woofer in the door pocket panels.
The back shelf I replaced with crisp Diamond D342i 4" and I left the exsting subs under the seats powering straight of the head unit.
With a bit of balancing you can get this set up to work very nicely and crisp with just enough bass not to make you sound Miami.
I have looked at the options of increasing the bass a little with replacing the subs under the seats but I am not convinced that there will be more bass than that from the doors.
The head unit has stayed as it is as I wanted to keep the IDrive controls.
No real cutting needed other than removing the door pocket lips.
Hope that helps
Installed a new DLS CA41 power amp in the boot and fed forward to the front doors where a got Jenhert door panels that fit into the door pockets. I then had DLS reference 3 speaker systems installed in the doors with crossovers, both in the existing tweeter and mid range holes and the mid bass woofer in the door pocket panels.
The back shelf I replaced with crisp Diamond D342i 4" and I left the exsting subs under the seats powering straight of the head unit.
With a bit of balancing you can get this set up to work very nicely and crisp with just enough bass not to make you sound Miami.
I have looked at the options of increasing the bass a little with replacing the subs under the seats but I am not convinced that there will be more bass than that from the doors.
The head unit has stayed as it is as I wanted to keep the IDrive controls.
No real cutting needed other than removing the door pocket lips.
Hope that helps
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