Member Since: 12 Dec 2012
Location: Northants
Posts: 1423
You won't go wrong with focals - although I would still advise you to try and listen to them first. 4" components are rarer the 5" but there are alternatives. Agree with Steve over the active sub Bigger = richer sound, and once fitted turn It down regards operating range, and the gain up to suit.
I would steer clear of roofers bitumen, and use Dynamat. Not that much cheaper, and as some have said gives a off a tar smell. There is a group buy on here at the moment. The multi layer approach works well. to do my 90HT without the roof cost about £450. There are pictures and pointers also in the definitive ice thread and a recent post with regards the focals that you are looking at.
The speaker wires will go to the amp only. 2 for front and 2 for rear. The active sub could be drven onff the amp ( If it has output, I have not looked at that model yet). You only need the power control from head unit you could power the amp& Sub direct from the battery, with in line fuses, and RCA cable from head to amp. They do amp wiring kits, but I prefer to wire mine myself, cuts down on coils of cable and alot tidier.
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3rd Feb 2013 12:25pm
jerseyman
Member Since: 21 Jul 2009
Location: Jersey
Posts: 279
Once you have finished soundproofing, what do you guys do about the carpets? my 90 has been noisekiller'd and now the carpets fits badly in the seat box / tunnel/ bulkhead areas.
3rd Feb 2013 1:02pm
barbel jim
Member Since: 12 Dec 2012
Location: Northants
Posts: 1423
Dynamat is waterproof and if applied correctly only 2mm thick. No problems refitting my load space mat or anything else. Another plus for Dynamat
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