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<blockquote data-quote="saat" data-source="post: 48213" data-attributes="member: 77">The one key factor to consider when evaluating an ICE, is YOUR preference.&nbsp; Even within my small family, we differ from each other.&nbsp; I play my rock music loud (high bass and high treble - malay style).&nbsp; My wife likes it light and easy.&nbsp; My children likes high mids.&nbsp; So design a system that suits your needs and preference.The main points to consider aboyt ICE is as follows:1.&nbsp; System Design2.&nbsp; System Components3.&nbsp; System TuningAll the above has to do with you, your budget, your car and the installer.&nbsp; For most of us, a relatively &quot;inexpensive&quot; (if ever there&#039;s such a thing) system can sound like a million bucks and match one costing much more if the other 2 components are just right for it.&nbsp; A lot has to do with yourself.&nbsp; Remember, who listens to the system most - YOU.So given the above, show us your setup.&nbsp; No setup is too lekeh.I enjoyed the design and build than actually listening to it.&nbsp; Anyway, I dont drive my car much these days.A kanchil (driven by a lady in tudung) still beats me up Bt Lanjan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="saat, post: 48213, member: 77"] The one key factor to consider when evaluating an ICE, is YOUR preference. Even within my small family, we differ from each other. I play my rock music loud (high bass and high treble - malay style). My wife likes it light and easy. My children likes high mids. So design a system that suits your needs and preference. The main points to consider aboyt ICE is as follows: 1. System Design 2. System Components 3. System Tuning All the above has to do with you, your budget, your car and the installer. For most of us, a relatively "inexpensive" (if ever there's such a thing) system can sound like a million bucks and match one costing much more if the other 2 components are just right for it. A lot has to do with yourself. Remember, who listens to the system most - YOU. So given the above, show us your setup. No setup is too lekeh. I enjoyed the design and build than actually listening to it. Anyway, I dont drive my car much these days. A kanchil (driven by a lady in tudung) still beats me up Bt Lanjan. [/QUOTE]

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