Re: ,stereo 411
From: "www.datsuns.com" <davelum@datsuns.com>
Subject: Re: ,stereo 411
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 20:50:31 -0800
Upgrading to the new stuff is simple - took about an hout to upgrade the 5dr
to a CD player / external amp combo. The unit comes with two power wires -
one always hot for clock and memory, and the other to power/control the rest
of the unit. Simple simple simple, even for the non-mechanically inclined
like myself.
Anything under 200W /Ch (peak) won't draw too much for the alternator -
considering 1W continuous will get you about 90dB of sound pressure level
(depending on speaker efficiency), the rest of that wattage is usually to
get good S/N with the bass. You won't drive down the road using more than
10W continuous and still be able to hear very well several minutes after
getting out of the car. You'll draw more amps with the low beams on all the
time than a high-powered stereo amp. Just because you have a 200w/ch amp
doesn't mean it's always drawing 200W.
Dave Lum - Tigard, OR
'70 wagon, '72 1200 Coupe.
ICQ #2554240
www.datsuns.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "juneor galindo"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 8:00 PM
Subject: ,stereo 411
> i was wondering if any of you have upgraded your stereo as i am going to
> install a new kenwood cd player and amplifier would this be to much on the
> stock alternator and what would i use as a remote wire for memory,if
theirs
> any one who is looking for a 72 2dr for sale
> i found a dime today and talked to the owner he said he would sell it for
> $1,200 just in case any one is interested
> thank you
> juneor
> 714dr anaheim,ca
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