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Old 20th January 2006, 22:40   #2821
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That means i cant use my cassettes in my car and i have to let these continue to gather dust.Anyway thanx navin but no plan to get i-pod in near future though i am more interested for video i-pod.
You ever thought of using a FM transmitter? These are casettes so quality should not be such a big constraint.
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Old 21st January 2006, 09:54   #2822
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I use a FM transmiter for my VDC/DVD player and it is ok. but in this case the FM transmistter is about 2" from the HU.
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Old 21st January 2006, 12:15   #2823
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need an FM transmitter

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I use a FM transmiter for my VDC/DVD player and it is ok. but in this case the FM transmistter is about 2" from the HU.
Great to hear that navin
where do i get a good quality FM transmitter
i got 2 transmitter ckts from market, but both have real ugly sound quality.
wat is the range of your transmiter.
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Old 21st January 2006, 15:18   #2824
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You ever thought of using a FM transmitter? These are casettes so quality should not be such a big constraint.
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I use a FM transmiter for my VDC/DVD player and it is ok. but in this case the FM transmistter is about 2" from the HU.

If thats the solution,i will use FM transmitter as i really want to use my casettes.Ireally dont know how FM transmitter helps playing cassetes.Will wireless one be the solution?

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Old 21st January 2006, 15:22   #2825
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If thats the solution,i will use FM transmitter as i really want to use my casettes.My car is 2-din so i can keep it in one.But then again,how will i connect it to HU?
Simple.. You can consider a FM reciever to be a miniature FM station. Tune the station of the transmitter in your radio and enjoy!
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Old 21st January 2006, 15:40   #2826
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Simple.. You can consider a FM reciever to be a miniature FM station. Tune the station of the transmitter in your radio and enjoy!

Thanx mohit...u mean something like this....http://cgi.ebay.in/CAR-FM-TRANSMITTE...QQcmdZViewItem


any better alternative...i mean better quality FM rransmitter and price?

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any better alternative...i mean better quality FM rransmitter and price?
Try Belkin. I guess Navin has sampled one. Shops selling Ipods might have them.
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Old 21st January 2006, 21:45   #2828
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Up until this morning my knowledge on car audio, for that matter any audio, was zilch. I spent some parts of the afternoon and most parts of the evening on this one thread. After all that time I thought I had cracked it. However, I realize with delving deeper I more confused now.

Hence, my request to all the Gurus to help me with my selection:-

Car: Hyundai Accent

My music is soft (mostly). The music I hear is western classical and spiritual. Low notes are very important.

Would HU & amp from Sony - 5510 & 504 do? Rear - GTO 936 or 636? Front ???

Aesthetics is important to me. I am not flashy do not like loud colours.

Budget 25K...

SOS..

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Old 21st January 2006, 21:45   #2829
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I use a FM transmiter for my VDC/DVD player and it is ok. but in this case the FM transmistter is about 2" from the HU.

navin,u mean closer it is to HU,better will be the quality??

As i may not get locally,i have to buy from ebay.Which will be good VFM choice?http://search.ebay.in/search/search....fm+transmitter

and i found belken also.Is it price reasonably?
http://cgi.ebay.in/TuneCast-II-FM-Tr...QQcmdZViewItem
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Up until this morning my knowledge on car audio, for that matter any audio, was zilch.

Car: Hyundai Accent
Would HU & amp from Sony - 5510 & 504 do? Rear - GTO 936 or 636?
Budget 25K...
SOS..
Do you want a sub. you can just about afford one at this budget.

However I'd look at the folllow:

HU: Blaupunkt at 8K
Amp: Pio 6100 at 7.5K
Front: 5" or 6" components (if the Accent has tweeter pods): 5k
Rear: 6x9 JBL936, Infinity or Alpine 690A: 4-5K
Install and wires: 2K
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26.5-27.5K

if you want to stick to under 25K....
Front: 5" coax for 3.5-4K JBL 536
Rear 6x9 JBL 936 at 4K.
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25-25.5K.
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Old 22nd January 2006, 01:37   #2831
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navin,u mean closer it is to HU,better will be the quality??
not really but this is where i had room and it works cleanly so why fiddle. what i used looked something like the BOSS unit but a lot smaller.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...SEO&U=Template

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/off...condition=new/

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...39140?n=172282
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i saw alpine amps, they are available for
4channel = 3000Rs
2channel = 1500Rs
THEY ARE NOT ORIGNAL, but are easily available in delhi

does any one have an aprox idea of their power rating.
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i saw alpine amps, they are available for
4channel = 3000Rs
2channel = 1500Rs
THEY ARE NOT ORIGNAL, but are easily available in delhi

does any one have an aprox idea of their power rating.
Like you said..."THEY ARE NOT ORIGINAL". I guess their power ratings if advertised would be very ogininal (read as creative) too. Dont waste your time.
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Old 23rd January 2006, 10:00   #2834
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How about having two pairs of 6X9 speakers and a sub at the rear in a box or a MDF tray..... I know the sound will all be at the back...but what about sound quality..?
As there is less space for 6X9 in front to be mounted is this a better option...

ps: my car is a zen
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Old 23rd January 2006, 10:08   #2835
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Why? If you want SPL get a pair of 15" subs and a 300W/ch stereo sub and you'll have all the bass you need. pair that to a pair of compression drivers and horns and you can part your hair!

If you are looking for SQ stick to having speakers like behave as close to point soruces as possible.
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