Audio pref to types....

Post your brands for the different area.
I'll start

Headunit- pioneer
Speakers- McClaren
Sub- fi, sundown
Sub amp taramp
Mid high amp- sundown
Batteries- lithium
Alt - stinger
Wire- shca
Deadner- second skin
.......

 

What is sub-fi? And this is a great idea for a post!

I had a pioneer headunit, switched to
a Sony, and wish I still had the pioneer.

 

McClaren - interesting. Never heard of them before. Their subs use very familiar baskets though.

What I think he means by sub-fi is fi.

Yeah, it is a fun idea - I'm in.

What's in the Taco ATM

Headunit- Pioneer
Speakers- SEAS, Stereo Integrity
Sub- Sundown
Sub amp - Alpine
Mid high amp - JL
Batteries - Lead Acid starting type
Alt - Stock 85A
Wire- Knu
Deadener- SDS, Foam Factory, TMS; Epson & Crestron packaging foams for filler material

 

Headunit- Kenwood
Speakers- Infinity
Subs 2-10" Kicker pro Comp
Sub amp Kicker 800
Mid high amp- Kicker 400x4
Batteries- stock
Alt - stock
Wire- Kicker 16ga.- speakers / Kicker 4ga. - Amp kit
Deadner- whatever shit they were selling at Best Buy that week

 

Preferences:
Headunit - Pioneer
Speakers - Very Pleased with the JBL Club Speaker Line, not a lot of experience with anything new. Old MBQuart (Germany) were the best sounding. New MBQuart (China) is crap.
Sub - JL Audio (I have this in Both the Tacoma and the Camry)
Sub Amp - Alpine MRV-M500 (I have this in Both the Tacoma and the Camry)
4-Channel Amp - Very Pleased with Memphis 16-SA4.50

Current Setup:
Headunit - Pioneer DEH-80PRS
Speakers - JBL Club 6X9 & 6.5
Sub - JL Audio 10-TW3-D4 in a Mr Marv Box
Sub Amp - Alpine MRV-M500
4-Channel Amp - Memphis 16-SA4.50
Battery - Stock Size Interstate
Alt - Stock w/ Mike Singer Voltage Booster
Wire - OFC 4ga power and ground 16ga Mids and Highs 12ga Sub
Deadener - Noico 80mil

 

I really miss my old Quart stuff - some of the best sounding drivers I ever owned. So a few years ago I pulled the trigger on some of the new stuff...some of the worst drivers I've ever owned. Just pure junk. Makes Pyle look good. Sadly most of the good old school brands sold out and now sell flea market garbage. That said, it's cheaper now than ever to put together a fantastic audio system, so there is a silver lining.