So okay..After finding some money, I got my new system in...So here is my setup right now:

eBay DVD/DivX/XviD/MP3/WMA/JPEG/MPEG-2 Headunit (played anything threw at it so far)
Kicker CRV 12" Subwoofer
Bazooka BA Series 300W @ 2ohm mono amplifier
Alpine Type S Component Speakers With seperate tweeters (front)
Alpine Type S Coaxial Speakers with 'onboard' tweeters (back)
Pioneer GM Series 600W @ 4ohm 4-Channel Amplifier

Note: I know i don't have the best amp for my subwoofer, it is capable of more, but, first off, i do not have the moeny atm, and even if i did, i do not want it to be too loud so you can't even hear the music...I did this for my own listening experience not to win a trophy or anything...

I didn't take much pics...i took some, and then after it was too late, i saw the resolution was set to like 100x100, which is like avatar size, so deleted them, and took some more, i have some of the new amp install t hough..and just some of the actual speakers...



















p.s. sry that they are kind of out of order.

 

any pics of that ebay dvd screen thingie??

 

open a photobucket acct. its easier to post and view. How much did you spend on this system?

 

looks like a pretty good setup to me, one question though, is the HubbaBubba Max in the pics supposed to be for Bass or High's? I've never seen it used in a system before

 

I do have a photobucket account, but imagshack is just easier to work with when you have many pictures....in photobucket you have to click browse and select every picture manuallly unless you have a pro account, then you can do FTP uploads, but i don't want to waste money...and with imageshack, you can download an addon, which integrates a function into your windows right click shell menu...Basically, you can select 60 pictures as you would normally in a folder, right click, and select Upload to Imageschak....that simple...then when it's done, you can get the forum/website/email code for all of them...it's that simple, photobucket is nice, but when working with many pictures, imageshack is easier. Trust me, this is coming from a guy that works with pictures, websites, html, php, javascript, photoshop and in my free time, i fix computers to earn some extra money, and yes i did build my computer from scratch...So if I say go with ImageShack, I'm probably right ;)

p.s. Sorry if i sounded like a mean person, just meant to show why i choose that over that, no disrespect, really...

Though I do like photobucket interface when working with >10 pictures, so here are those pics of the eBay screen, on PhotoBucket






Hey, guess what? They have Hubba Bubba @ CircuitCity...I know it's great..now circuit city fits all my needs...

 

that ebay head unit looks really clean. how does it feel?

 

It's pretty good..it does the job well..the only thing is that the actual software/menu kinda looks cheap, not like the D3, but i don't really care as i ussualy drive with the screen off, because it distracts me from the road, especialy @ night.

 

looks good...how do u like it?