Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 23:39:46 +0000 From: labelnopsamet4.u-net.com (Roger) Subject: Re: SAAB Audio upgrades
In article <362e6781.95818609nopsam.stanford.edu>, croutonsnopsamnd.stanford.edu (Justin Rowe) wrote: > ... a Clarion. And then it broke. > > I knew when I bought the car that one day I would upgrade the sound. > It looks like that day. For now, I just need to replace the changer. I > really don't want to put another Clarion in, so I started asking > around about what I could do to put in a Sony, Alpine, etc. > Apparently, my options are Clarion or an RF changer which has a remote > and another small head unit that can be tucked away. There are no > "kits" available for 900 SE Turbos. I don't like the idea of ruining > the clean look with another little display and fumbling with a remote, > leaving my in-dash display useless. > > Isn't there a better solution? Has anyone succesfullly replaced the > Clarion changer in an elegant way? One guy told me that there's no way > to do this because people who buy SAABs are old people with bad > hearing so there's no demand! > > Also, the speakers are a little unorthodox - what exactly is in the > rear deck - 4X10's? If I want to add an amp to power some seperates, > any suggestions on combinations, speaker choice? > > Any help would be, you know, helpful. ;) > > Justin > jrowenopsamacity.com Hi Justin, I have a big system (2400w) in my 3 door 900 spg and until you open the boot (hatch) you cannot tell. (the car looks original and you cannot see the speakers). I can definately recommend one of the more expensive Sony head units with 40 watts of onboard amplification and this will drive external amps from RCA outputs. I can recommend JBL speakers for front and back and just get the most expensive ones you can afford. If you need some model numbers just post a reply. Hope this is some help to you GO FOR IT!!!!
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