Recent content by KaPPaBaLL

what's the average signal to noise ratio? what's a good, average, and bad range? Thanks for the response.

can you explain to me what 24bit burr/brn and 110db s/n ratio means?

well they all have their good and bad years. i agree with you on the alpine though. they aren't all that for the good ears....

dang, props to this guy. he's going out his way to help you.. a very Korean thing to do may I add.. jk jk I should take notes.. lol

yeah, what is wrong with Pioneer? the best audiophiles swear by it. I plan on going with the Premier later on but I do have the 5900 just like the above mentioned... JOHN

so that's what active setup means.. thanks G

yeah, oakland, richmond, east L.A., you name it cali cities **** sometime.. As for me hiding my stuff, everytime I'm in Oakland I don't rock my system.

haha I can believe that coming from a guy from the bay.. definitely not telling you where I live

maybe his girlfriend is rich..?

not bad. good job on it. carpet eh could be better.

sorry about that little bro. I guess this gives you a reason to build a whole new system up. no worries

in my personal opinion the RSD's sounded like they had better quality. type-r's had more boom factor.

i have two kenwood 10's 2511's and they play perfectly fine in my custom made 1cuft per box. i have them running off an alpine mrp-850 putting 400watts to each.

if it's the DEH 5900IB that you're talking about then no, the aux jack is in the back. it's a decent deck. better than my alpine 9851 that I had before.

can someone point me in the right direction where I can find what "Active Setup" means? btw I have a alpine 9851 for sale real cheap.