DarkFury

[Jah Rulez]

Can you post the specs of your system in 300C again for me?

I'm seeking a few items for my system and want to "bite":bandit: a few of your ideas.

Edit:
Pardon my laziness on not searching the forum.

I wanted to know how the sound quality is on that AudioSource before I used a similar setup.

[Chgoman]

All you have to do is a quick search or scroll down to the thread, but for the lazy in all of us:

'Basically what we have here is 2 Kenwood amps (sub amp is 1800w - 900w RMS and the mids/high amp is 900W - 450w RMS)

1 Kicker Solobaric L7 12" subwoofer
4 Kenwood 400W 6x9s
2 MB Quart 4" tweet/mids
1 Audio Control LC8 Line converter
1 5 Farad Capacitor'

[DarkFury]

Since Chgoman has posted the specs of my system... I'll provide a link:

http://www.gotapex.com/automotive-and-transportation/140596-pimp-my-ride-300c-style-2.html

The AudioSource capacitor is just a capacitor... like any other. Sound quality really isn't much of a factor as those are pretty much standard electrical components. (Kinda like asking how is the "sound quality" with a Die Hard battery versus an Interstate battery.) :D

[Jah Rulez]

My bad. I meant the Audio Control LC8 not the capacitor.

I see an LC8 on ebay for about $150 w/ shipping, is that a decent price.

[InfiniteNothing]

Consider using PMs:
http://www.gotapex.com/private.php?do=newpm&u=4931

[DarkFury]

heh... I was confused too.

The capacitor was Power Acoustic... not "Audio Source" :D (WTH was I thinking... :heh: )

But yeah.. the Audio Control Line Converter works great for anyone who wants to keep their factory deck and amp in place. The only hassle with it is the re-wiring of the speakers after you run the factory amp lines to the LC8.

Sound quality is excellent... :thumb: