Average audio lovers rely only screen in the cabin rather than the outside view, especially on the packaging and installation of qualityaudio devices implanted in the cabin. But it was not all like what isdescribed above, one example is the output of RS 2009's HondaJazz was by Teddy. Not only important in terms of installation andaudio quality of course, but he is also concerned with external appearance of this cabin exterior aka Jazz. Honda hatcback bodythat has been dressed with a few simple touches can give different effects from its original appearance.
Cutting sticker that has the graphic and written focus enough todominate the body which then collaborate with bodikit device on the front and rear. Not to forget, to support the already sportyappearance, Teddy also issued a jazz standard wheel and replace it with a paper output wheel that has collaborated with Konisuspension that makes the stand fell slightly more. While in front of him was also installed carbon hood motivated.
But it all just as the other rights advocates. Because this car is located on the inside and the main cabin, especially in sectors thathave been installed audio escorted into the FFA class championwinner in the contest EMMA moments ago.
Processing installation sector is a bit time consuming, because the goods are not plug n play, but must be accounted for again and again after the device is installed must have the settings for the device that is attached to produce the best quality.
In terms of sound system installation, Teddy Mobiltronik submit allthe workshops located in Sunter. Starting from the head unitinstallation Kenwood K-CD01 followed by Procesor carpuscallosum, and supported by the output Focal Power Solid 4 as much as 3 pieces. As for the sound output from speaker output is taken from Beryllium in front and behind the Focal Utopia which was then supported again by the "13 Focal 33KX Subwooferdimensions. The results do not ask, because it has been proved bytitle jawaran in first class in the arena yesterday EMMA FFA 3rd round .
