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In between the whole Boost Worx dyno day and running at AIR I completely forgot about my minor audio upgrade.

I had the following bits fitted:

Front - Rockford Fosgate 5 1/4" splits

Rear - Earthquake 6.5" 2 ways (excellent bass for such a small speaker)

Amp - 4ch Lightning Audio Bolt B2.300.4

Head Unit - Alpine CDA9815

Ang (sp?), Shayne and Steve from Compete Audio were absolutely excellent from start to finish. I can't recommend them more highly :P I'm sure Miss Nismo (Mel) would agree ;)

Their level of customer service, after sales support, value for money and level of workmanship has been first class so far.

whatsisname Grand Master

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The 7893R is the previous model (might be a model below?) either way the RRP on the 7893R was $899. The RRP on the 9815 is $999 so yeah pretty much the same thing.

Hahaha... direct from Lebanon styles :P I dunno' know man... stuff from Lebanon is likely to blow up suicide bomber styles!

Yeah Tim I kinda' mentioned Mel's name in the early dealing with Ang. She obviously carries a bit of clout 'round these parts 'cause they were only to happy to help once they knew I was on a forum with Mel ;)

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Yeah I'm startin' to get into the newer lingo Tim :P

skidmark,

I've used Alpine gear a fair bit over the years, always been very happy with it. Your 7850R will probably still be going strong for yrs to come.

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The 7893R is the previous model (might be a model below?) either way the RRP on the 7893R was $899. The RRP on the 9815 is $999 so yeah pretty much the same thing.    

Hahaha... direct from Lebanon styles :)  I dunno' know man... stuff from Lebanon is likely to blow up suicide bomber styles!  

Yeah Tim I kinda' mentioned Mel's name in the early dealing with Ang. She obviously carries a bit of clout 'round these parts  'cause they were only to happy to help once they knew I was on a forum with Mel :)

Glad to hear it :D

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The 7893R is the previous model (might be a model below?) either way the RRP on the 7893R was $899. The RRP on the 9815 is $999 so yeah pretty much the same thing.    

Hahaha... direct from Lebanon styles :)  I dunno' know man... stuff from Lebanon is likely to blow up suicide bomber styles!  

Yeah Tim I kinda' mentioned Mel's name in the early dealing with Ang. She obviously carries a bit of clout 'round these parts  'cause they were only to happy to help once they knew I was on a forum with Mel :)

Glad to hear :D

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