[crazysteve]

Hey guys.

I'm new to the forum but have been kinda creeping around it for a while. I'm not a newb per say to car audio but am with locs. I've always just upgraded the HU and had all I needed from there.

This time around I'm trying to keep the stock head unit to make everything in the cabin look completely stock. I will be upgrading the doors and sails with a new set of components, upgrading the rear deck and adding a sub or two in the trunk. Two amps will be there.... maybe one haven't decided on a 4 channel and one for the subs or just to do a 5 channel. Still looking into that.

So my question is what loc is going to be best for me. I'm trying not to spend over 200 if I can. So any help from you guys would be much appreciated. Sorry for the long first post.

 

[CK1991]

Audiocontrol makes a damn nice line, so I've been told

 

[ImK'ed]

Lc2i

 

[crazysteve]

Ya I've thought about doing the lc2i for now then maybe upgrading down the line.

 

[ImK'ed]

Or lcq1 has basic eqs another option is dsp-88r it can be had for not much over 200 ive actually got one but not installed it yet but some have had issues with memory not storing

 

[jlash]

What vehicle will this be going in? If its a newer gm, try this..
Amazon.com: PAC AA-GM44 Amplifier Integration Interface for Select 2010 and Up GM Vehicles: Car Electronics

 

[crazysteve]

It's a 2011 Honda Accord

 

[Hillbilly SQ]

A Navone 4ch loc would do fine at $40 plus shipping. Navone Engineering Inc.

 

[strong*I*bumpin]

A Navone 4ch loc would do fine at $40 plus shipping. Navone Engineering Inc.

Been good to me, x2 on the recommendation

 

[crazysteve]

Has anyone used or heard anything on the audiocontrol lcq-1? I'm starting to look and lean towards it. Any advice on it?