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Old 03-27-2007, 09:25 AM
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Re: YJ stereo/in-dash speaker install completed!

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I wish I never did, I have an Xplod head unit and I've never been happy with it. Always made decent amps though.
Snitty,

I am sorry to hear that... We did have some interphase issues with our older lineups, but I think we have corrected that. Was that your problem? Difficulty to operate it as you want it?

[quote=Sparky-Watts;169186]I've got one of those "mystery objects" sliding back and forth behind my dash, too. I think mine is a pencil.

When I was wiring up my KC Daylighters, I found 16 parking tickets and a pen in mine! I take it the previous owner was not big on paying the park meters!

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JF, I like your sound wedges with the cup holders in them! Mine didn't come that way. But, I guess that's ok, since I'd never use them for anything besides mud collection units.
Thanks, but the cup holders will only hold short and thick coffee mugs; if you use it for soft drinks, or any other "normal" sized drinks, believe me, you'll be WEARING your drink!

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Rear seat? What is that? I've had mine in 3 times in 3 years for about 3 days each. Only time I've had rear-seat passengers.
In my case, my niece lives in Miami, and she likes to go ride with me and my wife in my Jeep (after all, what's not to like? good music, the wind in your hair, and the sun shining down on you... Ahhhh... Life does not get any better! Unless there's a little mud, that is!)

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I considered doing the mod-pods, but don't like the location as for dirt, mud, water and people kicking them when airborne and the inevitable bouncing afterwards. I currently only run 2 speakers, Pioneer 4-way 6x9's in the Sound Wedges. Gives me plenty-o-sound, even with the top off with an El Cheapo WalMart 200-watt amp.
Center ones are a little better protected. As I said, sound wise, the mod pods were the best option I found; but they are vulnerable to water, mud, feet and thieves.

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At that point, I'll consider the speaker pods that go on the tranny hump there instead, and go back to a 4-speaker system.
If you go with the center pods, you might want to consider TWDJ's idea of inverting the sides, so you get stereo sound for each passanger independently....
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