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<blockquote data-quote="headless" data-source="post: 6786616" data-attributes="member: 566363"><p>Actually, haunz &amp; jimJ were the only people who were being truthful with you.</p><p></p><p>With the amount of effort you are putting into your install, it's not worth bothering paying for good hardware. If you read some about car audio and comprehended it you'd realise that the hardware is considerably less important than a decent installation. If you're just going to shove some shit into the same unprepared spots that your car manufacturer provided with no effort towards improving the sound, then don't bother asking what's better than CDT, because it won't make any ****ing difference if it's better than CDT in your shitty install.</p><p></p><p>So go ahead, just go up to bestbuy and buy whatever you feel like is your favorite brand. They will all sound like *** equally in your shitty install. So would the set that I run, and they cost probably 6 - 8 times what you're going to be paying (and you're purchasing 3 times as many speakers). It'd be a complete waste to buy these speakers and mount them without any actual effort for their installation.</p><p></p><p>Understand now?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="headless, post: 6786616, member: 566363"] Actually, haunz & jimJ were the only people who were being truthful with you. With the amount of effort you are putting into your install, it's not worth bothering paying for good hardware. If you read some about car audio and comprehended it you'd realise that the hardware is considerably less important than a decent installation. If you're just going to shove some shit into the same unprepared spots that your car manufacturer provided with no effort towards improving the sound, then don't bother asking what's better than CDT, because it won't make any ****ing difference if it's better than CDT in your shitty install. So go ahead, just go up to bestbuy and buy whatever you feel like is your favorite brand. They will all sound like *** equally in your shitty install. So would the set that I run, and they cost probably 6 - 8 times what you're going to be paying (and you're purchasing 3 times as many speakers). It'd be a complete waste to buy these speakers and mount them without any actual effort for their installation. Understand now? [/QUOTE]
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