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And i assume at that price you had the install done at some shop? Where?
What model Kenwood amp was used?
I'm not sure what you mean by that first question. I didn't bother myself with the particulars. I told them basically what I wanted and let them deal with the minutiae. The invoice just says "Kenwood 400W 4-Chnl Radio Amp" part number KAC-M1804. It was done at Barracks, although since you don't live near me, I'm not sure why you'd even wanna know that.
I'm not sure what you mean by that first question. I didn't bother myself with the particulars. I told them basically what I wanted and let them deal with the minutiae. The invoice just says "Kenwood 400W 4-Chnl Radio Amp" part number KAC-M1804. It was done at Barracks, although since you don't live near me, I'm not sure why you'd even wanna know that.
I'm only curious because car audio is what I used to do for a living and is a passion of mine.
I was interested in the shop because there are some odd equipment choices in this system, and I don't understand the speaker/amp pairing, unless they were trying to hit a price point.
I can elaborate if you like, of course this is just my opinion.
I'm only curious because car audio is what I used to do for a living and is a passion of mine.
I was interested in the shop because there are some odd equipment choices in this system, and I don't understand the speaker/amp pairing, unless they were trying to hit a price point.
I can elaborate if you like, of course this is just my opinion.
I see what you mean.... (I too used to sell car audio )
That 4 ch amp is kinda' underpowered for those 6.5 speakers, but, hey, if the OP is pleased - it is all good!
May 22, 2016, 04:06 PM
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