I recently got a 2009 Mini Cooper S and the OEM stereo was horrible. If you have ever seen the dash in a mini you know that it is near impossible to use an after market headunit and still keep any functionality of the built in computer system. In addition space is at a huge premium because of the cars size.
I tried to work within those guidelines. I just finished having it upgraded. I did it on a pretty tight budget. Let me know what you think:
Kenwood KOS A-300 to upgrade factory radio for Satellite, Ipod, etc. $79
Front speakers- Cadence Acoustics ZRS55KS 5.25-Inch 120 Watt Peak Low Profile 2- Way Speaker Component Kit $85
Rear Speakers- Cadence Acoustics FXS6934i 6x9-Inch 220 Watt Peak 3-way
Speaker System $79
Both driven by an Arc Audio 4100SE 4 Channel 430 Watt Amplifier
$200 (purchased floor model with warranty)
Subwoofer- Memphis Power Reference 15-PR10S4V2 Enclosed $195
Sub Driven by a Cadence Acoustics Xa125.2B 500 Watt Peak 2-Channel Class AB Amplifier $119
All RCA, speaker wire, splitters, sound processor and labor $795
Total for install equipment and install $1550.00
I tried to work within those guidelines. I just finished having it upgraded. I did it on a pretty tight budget. Let me know what you think:
Kenwood KOS A-300 to upgrade factory radio for Satellite, Ipod, etc. $79
Front speakers- Cadence Acoustics ZRS55KS 5.25-Inch 120 Watt Peak Low Profile 2- Way Speaker Component Kit $85
Rear Speakers- Cadence Acoustics FXS6934i 6x9-Inch 220 Watt Peak 3-way
Speaker System $79
Both driven by an Arc Audio 4100SE 4 Channel 430 Watt Amplifier
$200 (purchased floor model with warranty)
Subwoofer- Memphis Power Reference 15-PR10S4V2 Enclosed $195
Sub Driven by a Cadence Acoustics Xa125.2B 500 Watt Peak 2-Channel Class AB Amplifier $119
All RCA, speaker wire, splitters, sound processor and labor $795
Total for install equipment and install $1550.00