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Originally Posted by kayfaz
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On a budget of 350 the MB will not disappoint if you can get them. Although I can only see them for 430 everywhere right now. There was one on German e-bay a while ago for 280 which would leave a little bit for an amp. If the car is lease hire or on credit then consider a Technics harness. I would consider the Technics harness regardless as it is plug and play - no wires need to be cut.
Are you happy with the bass and just want decent detail up front? Then I would suggest this: http://www.focal.com/en/dedicated-dr...050750531.html" rel="" target="_blank">http://<a href="http://www.focal.com...50531.html</a>" rel="" target="_blank">http://<a href="http://<a href="http...1.html</a></a>" rel="" target="_blank">http://<a href="http://<a href="http...ml</a></a></a>
It's 230-250 leaving 100 to play with. |
Initially I had wired my subwoofer to the speakers in the back seat, after reading a few posts on here...I re-wired them to the under seat subwoofers and OMG what a difference it has made to the subwoofers. Got more than enough bass now.
Now I don't think I need to upgrade the underseat subwoofers, so think I'll just go and get the Focal IFBMW-S from Car Audio Security tomorrow 
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Yes you will notice some difference but they need amping to bring out the best in them and running them off stock power for too long is not a good idea. You don't need a beefy amp for these; 2 x 50w RMS minimum will get them singing. Crystal clear highs and fluid mids - great plug and play. The main problem is the tweeters in the standard system are poor. Some have replaced the tweeters with hi-fi ones for a bit of improvement - some are happy and some go the whole hog. I don't think the Focals will let you down. Post back with your thoughts and photos once done. Ps. Worth adding some sound deadening too may be budget
£20 for a few sheets. Before you buy it check the depth as it fits the E90.