Pic's of my Pioneer set-up
05-02-2004, 09:23 PM
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Pic's of my Pioneer set-up
I know its not the best brand but, it sounds cool. I have a pioneer cd head unit, 6" pioneer speakers in the dash, 6x9 pioneer on the sides, 2-12" pioneer subs in a sealed box, and a Menphis 1000x1 mono amp. I used to have another pioneer head-unit. The one that plays DVD's and a pioneer 7" monitor, butt I moved all that to my truck. Now I gotta get some "tint" and an alarm system for my Iroc.
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05-02-2004, 09:25 PM
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Final pic, any comments are greatly appreciated.
Final pic, any comments are greatly appreciated.
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05-04-2004, 06:24 PM
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Yea the stereo is way cool, for head units and speakers I always go with Pioneer. The subs I bought them because I got a good deal and besides they match the gold and black my Iroc has. Im working on covering all the amp wires. I was thinking of setting the amp on the bottom part of the trunk, below the sub box that way "no one" can see it. Since I dont have tint I dont want to tempt the thiefs. Will see how it works
05-04-2004, 09:19 PM
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I bought the exact same head unit or my pioneer setup. Here is a pic of my sub setup.
05-05-2004, 07:31 AM
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Car: Trans Am GTA
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Transmission: Rebuilt 700r4 with stage 3
In my friends 84 bird, we put the amp where the glove box is.. We pulled the panel off and put the amp facing the controls outwards so he can open the glove box and adjust the amp accordingly..
If you put the amp under the sub box you might have a heat issue... If the amp gets too hot, you will loose sound "dB's"
If you put the amp under the sub box you might have a heat issue... If the amp gets too hot, you will loose sound "dB's"
05-05-2004, 03:01 PM
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Love the Pioneer setup! I went a little more all out as far as Pioneer goes with
DEH-77 1.5 DIN HU
6.5 w/ 1 in tweeter Premier components in DJSexay kicks
PRS-320 Amp
Two Premier 12" subs in seperate boxes, one the the spare tire area, one on the other side.
DEH-77 1.5 DIN HU
6.5 w/ 1 in tweeter Premier components in DJSexay kicks
PRS-320 Amp
Two Premier 12" subs in seperate boxes, one the the spare tire area, one on the other side.
05-05-2004, 06:13 PM
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Car: 1985 Black IROC-Z
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Originally posted by AmorgetRS
Love the Pioneer setup! I went a little more all out as far as Pioneer goes with
DEH-77 1.5 DIN HU
6.5 w/ 1 in tweeter Premier components in DJSexay kicks
PRS-320 Amp
Two Premier 12" subs in seperate boxes, one the the spare tire area, one on the other side.
Love the Pioneer setup! I went a little more all out as far as Pioneer goes with
DEH-77 1.5 DIN HU
6.5 w/ 1 in tweeter Premier components in DJSexay kicks
PRS-320 Amp
Two Premier 12" subs in seperate boxes, one the the spare tire area, one on the other side.
05-07-2004, 06:40 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by my84firebird
[B] wow i may have to do that!!! thats sounds awesome....
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Originally posted by Screamin'87GTA
In my friends 84 bird, we put the amp where the glove box is.. We pulled the panel off and put the amp facing the controls outwards so he can open the glove box and adjust the amp accordingly..
In my friends 84 bird, we put the amp where the glove box is.. We pulled the panel off and put the amp facing the controls outwards so he can open the glove box and adjust the amp accordingly..
05-10-2004, 05:15 PM
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Car: 1985 Black IROC-Z
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Originally posted by cIaRmOaCrZo28
where did you get those guages?? =) very nice
where did you get those guages?? =) very nice
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Car: Brilliant Red metallic RS T-Tops &
Engine: 305 TBI & 350 LT-1(bolt on's)
Transmission: T-5 & 4l60
bow-tie box
yeah well i have this....i have since moved the amp to the spare tire spot and did away with all exposed wires ....the orange line lights up and then inside the raised bowtie it glows blue
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U definatly need tint and an alarm because those friggen thieves will be all over it and stuff...i know from experience
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