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In my new SQ build I would like to compete in IASCA but had one question. I want to keep my stock source unit, would I lose points in:

1) installation integrity
2) cosmetics (stock)

In theory I would get penalized in sound quality but I just don't understand why I would get penalized so many times on one item that doesn't have an alternative. (No dash kits or any aftermarket products available, everything is controlled from that existing source unit)

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What makes you think you'd automatically lose SQ or installation integrity points?


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Based on what I've heard but that's also why I'm asking on the forum if that's the case.

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IIRC, you might gain extra points if you use the factory source unit. I may be wrong though.
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IIRC, you might gain extra points if you use the factory source unit. I may be wrong though.
My search revealed quite a few that won with stock HU.

Navone and Clark had threads about the sound quality of stock HU
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In my new SQ build I would like to compete in IASCA but had one question. I want to keep my stock source unit, would I lose points in:

1) installation integrity
2) cosmetics (stock)

In theory I would get penalized in sound quality but I just don't understand why I would get penalized so many times on one item that doesn't have an alternative. (No dash kits or any aftermarket products available, everything is controlled from that existing source unit)

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Don't think you would be losing any points for 1 or 2, what could look and fit better then the stock unit.

I agree also what make you think your going to loss points in SQ for using the stock unit. Biggs kick some but with the BMW with a stock head. Its all about whats going on after the unit and more importantly install. Use an inferior product to convert your signal and you will get inferior results. Have a sub-par
install and no amount of tunning can fix it.

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