decided to go with->


for my headunit

4x6 for the front
and
6x9 in the back

to fit both stock slots

and the other shit i'll say later on lol

This post was edited by SKYE12977 on May 10 2011 07:59pm

I didnt know they display images that good.
what model is that?

This post was edited by Palaci on May 16 2011 10:55am

Kenwood KIV-BT900

no wonder.. thats odd.
Looks EXACTLY like my kdc-x994.

says that mine is the newer, and yours is discontinued

e) and i'm kinda sad, the 4x6's i got to fit in my dash wont fit as the stock ones do, i had to put them ontop of the dash (but still in the stock speaker holes) and i have to figure out how i can cover them now

This post was edited by SKYE12977 on May 16 2011 10:43pm

Discontinued? Theyre not that old damn!

Get the new BT901 instead!




Not quite. The KIV BT900 and the KDC-x994 were part of the same year. the 994 was part of the eXcelon series, while the BT900 was not.

In reality, I think the BT900 is a better deck, although it doesnt have a CD Drive. Does display quite good though and I like how it shows the album art.

Both of them are out-dated btw.

The BT901 and the x995 are both out already.

This post was edited by Avoid on May 18 2011 12:32pm

whats the main difference between the 900 and 901

and i've figured if i got a headunit that doesn't use cd's then i won't get angry when they wont play when there too scratched up lol



i'm guessing this is the answer to the question but->

if a mono block amp has a + + - -
for speaker terminals, it is that way so you can use two subwoofers with the amp?

This post was edited by SKYE12977 on May 18 2011 05:50pm

I'd have to double check, but I think the only differences are Pandora and maybe HD Radio?

First, are you sure its a mono amp?
Does it allow you to bridge it at all?

You can use 2 subs on any mono amp, just be observant of your ohm load.

This post was edited by Avoid on May 18 2011 07:40pm

Yes it is a monoblock amp, it's a crunch 2000 watt, and I'd be putting two kicker 800 watt DVC 2ohm per voice coil on it, both on either a 1 or 4 ohm load