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How much would an okay set of speakers run?

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

You deal with road noise by increasing the volume until you can't hear it :pwacko:

Trip into town is like 15-20 minutes one way, if I want to visit some members of my family it's a 30-45 minute drive depending on where I'm going...driving to Melbourne is more than an hour.

So yeah I need ok sound for trips.

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About the same for me. I'm content with not listening to anything most of the time :busey:.

The speakers in my vehicles are terrible though. It diminishes my desire to listen to anything :wacko:.

I really wouldn't know now since it has been quite some time since I bought stuff like that. I'm not definitely going to get something but I'll go have a look.
I do know you can get media head units for a few hundred bucks...CD/DVD+LCD screen sometimes even gps and reversing camera too.

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Originally Posted by Eldred

The speakers in my vehicles are terrible though. It diminishes my desire to listen to anything :wacko:.

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I've always fitted slightly better systems into my cars, I mean I'm not talking about massive subs and extra amps :rolleyes: ...just better speakers so I can actually listen to stuff.

The back speakers really are awful though. Sounds sorta like a fat person farting on a cardboard box :low:

The Receiver I got as a reward for busting my ass moving is decent, no more shitty surround system to deal with. :]

To bad I can't mount my whole home system into my car. Well, actually I could but it would take up ridiculous space in the car plus I would need to use a decent sized power inverter and upgrade the battery + alternator. Then the wiring would probably need to be checked to make sure it doesn't melt :wacko:

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

To bad I can't mount my whole home system into my car. Well, actually I could but it would take up ridiculous space in the car plus I would need to use a decent sized power inverter and upgrade the battery + alternator. Then the wiring would probably need to be checked to make sure it doesn't melt :wacko:

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You could just do what these people in my apt complex did to their car , they string christmas lights to their rear and hooked it to the cars battery. :lol

Yeah Christmas lights are 12v so they'll run off a car battery...which is 12v. In the old days Christmas lights were mains power and quite dangerous, people would get electrocuted and trees would catch fire.

Well, after a quick look maybe there are some 24v Christmas tree lights out there but I've never seen a set like that myself. Truck (prime mover) systems are 24v iirc.

Goodnight :wav:.

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

Yeah Christmas lights are 12v so they'll run off a car battery...which is 12v. In the old days Christmas lights were mains power and quite dangerous, people would get electrocuted and trees would catch fire.

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

Well, after a quick look maybe there are some 24v Christmas tree lights out there but I've never seen a set like that myself. Truck (prime mover) systems are 24v iirc.

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You a electrician?

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Originally Posted by Warrior

You a electrician?

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No.

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

No.

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You were giving off electrician vibes. :wacko: