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Eclipse CD8454 vs. Alpine CDA-9815


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Posted: March 29, 2004 at 11:24 PM / IP Logged  

Can we sticky that somewhere for all the I have a Bose and Monsoon and whatever other audio diseases that people have so they know what to do?

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Posted: March 29, 2004 at 11:29 PM / IP Logged  
DYohn,
I hear ya on the Box effecting SQ and also about the double amping. What do you mean though about losing the remote and power feed to it?
If you use a factory harness adapter (I am using the ones at www.enfig.com), then it still gets its power and remote turn on. In fact, I don't think that box is even powered by the remote of the HU anyways, I think its just switched power........
As far as swapping out the speakers and keeping the "box", the thing is, the box has those wacky impedence ratings (4ohm to front highs, mids, rear highs, and 2ohms to rear mids).
I am sure the box will go eventually and the factory speakers as well, and the re-wiring will get done too. But dropping $1100+ on the sub amp, stealthbox, $500 on Eclipse HU, and $100 in wiring *now*, doesn't leave me much room to do much else at this time........not trying to botch it, but there are limits to living out my OCD.
If I did re-wire, I would leave the stock wiring in place, since its like factory harness type stuff, and just disconnect it, so I could put it all back if I ever had to go that route.
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Posted: March 29, 2004 at 11:40 PM / IP Logged  

Sorry dude, wasn't trying to thread jack you, it was a long day here, 12 hours of customers and installs is too much for a Monday, my apologies. Head is not working perfect right now or I would answer your questions myself. Enough is enough for one day.

I might try this though, maybe take a step back and pick up the 5 volt model, it will still do what you need, with the dollars you save, channel it to better front speakers or that expensive amp that you need, the 8volt is great, don't get me wrong, if this was last year I would have said keep it, but with the capabilities of the 5volt this year, I think you should consider it. Just something to ponder over, either way you can't lose.

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