what equalizer do u guys recomend 'in dash' thnx

 

Audio control Three.1 or Four.1, whichever fits your needs best.

 

Theres some nice Audiobahn In dash EQ's/line drivers up on ebay for REALLY CHEAP!!!

 

What kind of setup do you have that you still want an EQ? doesnt your head unit do enough for you?

 

Yeah, if you're looking for good equalizers, go for the AudioControl's. I have an AudioControl 4 (4 channel) in my set up. Once these are tuned right for your car's interior, the sound is great! Those in-dash equalizers don't do justice, IMHO.

 

well here is my setup i have focal polyglass components for now powered by jl 300/4 and 2 rockford hx2 2212 powered by jl 500/1 and i'm getting pioneer premier 850 soon right now i have a cheap pioneer i bought from best buy for 200 bucks 1.5 volts rca , i need an equalizer that has good sound quality im not trying to add more distortion and has many ranges that i can control , thnx for your help guys

 

http://www.caraudioforum.com/vbb2/sh...hreadid=162543

This is EXACTLY what you should buy!

 

buying a non 30 band eq is like ****ing on your self...why do it?

 

what r u trying to say what do u recomend

 

not trying to say anything...i'm trying to tell you the best route to do it right the first time.

in order of importance.

speaker placement.
quality.
if all that fails and you need a bandaid, then you need a 30 band eq.

if your simply out to bump the bass up then you dont' need an eq.

it really comes down to what your truely after.

 

i'm looking for sq and to be able to control it and tweak it out

 

30 band eq

Gonna cost you about a grand no matter what you go with.

Zapco
PG
Audio control
Orion
Alpine
Etc.

 

PG makes really nice 15 band per channel EQ's, I have one that is a dual channel with 2 30 bands, and anoter pair of 15 bands, they both have everything you could need and great build quality.

He is right, there isnt much point to getting a 5 or 7 band if you really want to do something with the EQ's.

This one wasnt that expensive....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...gory=3290&rd=1

 

I've been a professional installer since 1987. The best EQ I have ever heard was the PPI PAR 225 (I still use one). It's been replaced by the PAR 245 (no need for DIN to RCA plugs anymore).

This is a very quiet EQ. It's parametric and graphic (paragraphic). Does not sound harsh. It's very natural soundiing and is very easy to use. If sound quality is a must there is no substitute.