Audio System info?


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progers9119

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Oct 24, 2016
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Hi all,

This is something I haven't yet found information about. Anyone know the number of speakers, speaker locations, wattage etc? Obviously the competition series deletes this equipment but I'm curious if anyone knows what is standard?
 
fjpikul

fjpikul

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On what car? New GT? Who do think is going to listen to it? People don't use the radios they have in their current cars.
 
THamonGT

THamonGT

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Hell I can't even set the stations on my New GT radio. Today I had to go purchase a new set of Screw driver head on a 3/8 " socket set to put my license plates on. All my toools are outdated just like me. I'll bet others have had the same problem but won't admit it? Socket has a multi point star shape?? For sure no one is going to steel my plates! Ha
 
PeteK

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They're called Torx, and yeah almost all new stuff has them instead of Phillips. You need to update your tool kit!
 
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progers9119

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fjpikul said:
On what car? New GT? Who do think is going to listen to it? People don't use the radios they have in their current cars.
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I'm sure after an hour or two trip someone would want to get some music going haha. The engine sounds great but during a cruise can get monotonous no matter how great it sounds.
 
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Brombear

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Torx is inferior compared to regular type philips screws, good gripe and doesn't wear out as fast.
 
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nota4re

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I think you intended to say that Torx screws are superior to philips screws to which I would wholeheartedly agree to.
 
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