TwoSnails

I am installing my eclipse head unti until the azentek comes out in dec./jan.

Front stage

hertz mlk 2s

sub

hertz millie 12

box

ported

amps

1 audison 2.9 for sub 1x900

1 audison 2.9 for front 2x260

DONE
thats my final decision. I cant think about this anymore. my head hurts. I will post pics hopefully late next week.

It will look sort of like this but my amps will be under plexi and the trim will be nice.

http://www.tbssowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15884

Finally. Its nice because i can add another 12 in the future with another 2.9. I am more than impressed with the mlk 2s so i dont think that will be a problem. When the azentec comes in i will change it to active.

TwoSnails

Hertz Millie 12" subwoofer
Hertz Millie MLK 2 comps
Audison LRx 2.9 for sub
Audison LRx 2.9 for comps
Kinetik khc1800
Plexi for amp cover
1/0 Audison power wire
Connection Best Series MIDI fuse holder
Connection Best Series Dist. Block
Audison connection 4ch twisted pair rca
Audison connection 16awg speaker wire
Audison connection 12awg speaker wire
Automotive suede for Box
Custom ported enclosure
Beauty panels to blend with interior lines
Audison LRx sub control
Dynamat Xtreme Door kit
Dynamat Xtreme Bulk pack 2

HIS4

Not sure what the processing capabilities of the head unit you're looking at are but if it cannot do bandpassed mids then you'll need a processor to do that too unless you plan to do it from the amp. Using crossovers from the amps is fine but tuning it will require two people instead of just one since you'll need someone in the back to make adjustments while someone in the front is listening.

stadtjunge

I would recommend using those crossovers. They've got great features like Time Alignment and HFC (high frequency contour) which helps bring the sound stage up and in front of the listener.....

Have fun playing around with the settings on that crossover, you'll be amazed the difference a good crossover makes. I don't have TAD on my MLK165, but I do have HFC, and when it's turned on for the driver, the sound stage seems to dance in front of the driver on the dashboard. It's incredible.

Tuning should be done at least twice on those speakers. once when they're put in, then wait until after at least 15 hours of play time to tune for the final time. I'm very jealous.

TwoSnails

thanks guys. i am getting VERY anxious......

HIS4

Mine was about 3 months. I dropped it off every morning and drove it home night. 3 months with no stereo. Just listening to the engine and the wind. Yeah! That sucked!

TwoSnails

I was pre planning a system for my new car. I am picking the car up this week. Trailblazer ss with the 3ss package. black. Problary friday. Driving it 2 miles from the dealer to the shop. So the car will have under 15 miles on it.

getting some other stuff done too. exhaust, intake, tune, and lowering.

5speed6 v.2

...what is in the 3ss package?

TwoSnails

Features shown below are in addition to, or in place of, AWD 1SS features:
Air Conditioning: Rear with heater
Audio System: Bose audio system
Cargo Mat: Rear
Console: Overhead, custom
Driver Information Center: Monitors different systems, includes trip computer, fluid levels and door ajar
Floor Mats: Carpeted front and rear, color-keyed, removable
Heater and Defogger: Front and side front door window defoggers and rear passenger heating ducts.
Mirror: Outside, heated power-adjustable, manual-folding with integrated turn signal indicators
Pedals: Power-adjustable, accelerator and brake
Seats: Heated front bucket with leather appointed seating, "SS" embroidery, driver and front passenger power lumbar control, driver 2 position memory seat, 8 way power driver and front passenger seat adjusters
Steering Wheel: Leather-wrapped, includes mounted audio and Driver Information Center controls and theft-deterrent locking feature
Universal Home Remote: Programmable garage door opener
Wipers: Rear, intermittent with washer