Unhappy with Infinity System
03-17-2007, 01:41 PM
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I two am unhappy with the inifinity system. I believe if the volume of the soundbar speakers could be increased, the Inifinifty system might be OK.
What about the Inifinity system are you unhappy with?
What about the Inifinity system are you unhappy with?
03-17-2007, 03:53 PM
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03-17-2007, 04:38 PM
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Me personally, I haven't been spoiled with great sound systems in the past (Ford Focus, 4 other Jeep Wranglers, etc.), so this system KICKS BUTT in comparison to anything I've owned. I think once you get to about 20-25 on volume, it sounds super sweet and crisp (depending on music styles you listen to).
03-17-2007, 04:39 PM
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03-17-2007, 05:25 PM
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03-17-2007, 05:48 PM
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It seems that the JK Infinity system is one of the better factory stereo's but still lacking as all factory sound does.
I have time to figure out what I want, but it was either going to be a full replacement of... EVERYTHING, Or... keep the stock headunit, maybe the speakers or just the rear speakers. I haven't got a good listen to it yet.
Upgrade the sub and add amps plus a type of sound processor/ line level converter that will set a flat curve for the factory equalization settings, possibly allowing me to fix that low sounding soundbar.
I have time to figure out what I want, but it was either going to be a full replacement of... EVERYTHING, Or... keep the stock headunit, maybe the speakers or just the rear speakers. I haven't got a good listen to it yet.
Upgrade the sub and add amps plus a type of sound processor/ line level converter that will set a flat curve for the factory equalization settings, possibly allowing me to fix that low sounding soundbar.
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03-17-2007, 07:25 PM
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I too, thought I could settle for stock.... but ...
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.
03-17-2007, 07:31 PM
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I too, thought I could settle for stock.... but ...
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.
And yeah... Keep us posted with the details and pics.
03-17-2007, 07:57 PM
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I too, thought I could settle for stock.... but ...
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.
I am putting together a system to replace everything but the HU, and it will be completely hidden. Even with the top down, the common theif will think it to be stock system. I will be doing the install over the next couple of weeks, I'll take pics.