What is actually included in the 2005 Audiophile option?

Old Jan 2, 2007 | 12:30 PM
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What is actually included in the 2005 Audiophile option?

I've done some searching, but can't find out what is actually included in the Audiophile. Yes, there is an amp and an enclosed sub. But that's about all I can find out.

How big is the sub and what are the specs (RMS, enclosure volume, etc.)?

How big is the amp and what are the specs (output, channels, etc.)?

I know that there are at least two speakers in the doors -- looks like a component-like set-up with small tweeters up top and mids down low. Are these driven by an amp or just from the HU?

With all the upgrades and swapping (and the discussions that do along), I haven't been able to find these basic specs on the factory audiophile system. Thanks.
 
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Old Jan 2, 2007 | 11:03 PM
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Me either! I just ordered an 07 Screw, and thought long and hard about this option as a platform on which to build. With a lack of detail on the specs, I decided to skip it. I'll keep the standard 6-disc MP3 HU, but add a 4-channel amp, replace the door speakers, and add a sub with its own dedicated amp.

I'm still interested in the Audiophile, so will be watching this thread. Good luck!
 
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Old Jan 8, 2007 | 09:39 AM
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I also want to know what the specs are, or where to find them....


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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 12:26 AM
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i have an audiophile on my 04 and it is loud! the bass is really strong at low to middle volume but at high volume the speakers will overpower it. As far as specs i do not know. It is a good option if you want loud or just good sounding. People can hear me with windows down from a block away without seeing me and im all stock. My gf complains about her stereo because mine sounds so good. so it also brings clear sound
 
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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 04:39 PM
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Thanks SAtownTX, but I've already got the Audiophile, and its ok. Definitely have heard better, but for a factory system not bad. However, WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPECS!! i.e. make and model of speakers/subwoofer, RMS power for both speakers and amp, etc... not "its sounds good, my g/f likes it". What are you, 16??

Anyways... it appears that the sub/amp is rated at 90 or 95w. That's bout all I've found so far.

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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by NCSU_05_FX4
Thanks SAtownTX, but I've already got the Audiophile, and its ok. Definitely have heard better, but for a factory system not bad. However, WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPECS!! i.e. make and model of speakers/subwoofer, RMS power for both speakers and amp, etc... not "its sounds good, my g/f likes it". What are you, 16??

Anyways... it appears that the sub/amp is rated at 90 or 95w. That's bout all I've found so far.

- NCSU

PS: Fudge the blue devils straight up the *** with a rusted baseball bat!!!!
How does that make me 16 at all? Or maybe it was because the girls stopped paying attention to you after that age. I doubt you have heard more systems than me. And for a stock system i would say it is VERY good. Most people will not feel the need to upgrade at all.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 09:49 PM
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How does that make me 16 at all? Or maybe it was because the girls stopped paying attention to you after that age. I doubt you have heard more systems than me. And for a stock system i would say it is VERY good. Most people will not feel the need to upgrade at all.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by NCSU_05_FX4
thats what i would expect from someone with a NCSU education.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 10:55 PM
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if you're a true audiophile, no factory system will please you, except MAYBE the mark levinson in lexus sc/ls430's.

I've been doing car audio/home audio for a while now, and have heard the audiophile system. it's very sluggish and muddy to my ears. bad imaging as well.




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Old Jan 9, 2007 | 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by punkrocker5817
if you're a true audiophile, no factory system will please you, except MAYBE the mark levinson in lexus sc/ls430's.

I've been doing car audio/home audio for a while now, and have heard the audiophile system. it's very sluggish and muddy to my ears. bad imaging as well.




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i never said true audiophile. and very few people are a true audiophile. like i said before, most people wont upgrade this system. Most people dont upgrade their stock systems and there are tons worse systems.
 
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Old Jan 10, 2007 | 11:48 AM
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The audiphile system is a nice stock setup. It sounds cleaner than the standard setup, but not better than spending $500 and getting the items yourself. It comes with Ford components up front which are ok. I would say they sound as good as the low end entry level components from Pioneer, etc. The sub is ok at lower volumes, but if you have ever had a real sub, don't bother, it won't satisfy you. I am not sure of the output but I would say the sub amp puts out about 100 watts max. I think its a 8" paper sub. The Audiophile HU has a sound function that adjusts the balance to drivers seat, rear seats or all seats. Think of this as a low end time correction. The drivers seat setting is much much better than all seats and does help imaging. The HU also has a hookup for the entertainment package if you have one, which I do.
 
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Old Jan 10, 2007 | 12:52 PM
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Ok big guy.... You obviously know very little about what you say. Something you should realize is that no matter how smart you think you are, or how much you think you know about something, there will ALWAYS be people out there that can put you to shame. Another thing you should learn is that most intelligent people can smell BS a mile away.

So, if you really had any knowledge of audio systems you'd know that the audiophile set up is, as many others have stated, decent for a factory system, but cannot compare to the better aftermarket setups.



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How does that make me 16 at all? Or maybe it was because the girls stopped paying attention to you after that age.
That doesn't even make sense. I live with my girlfriend, thank you.

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thats what i would expect from someone with a NCSU education.
"North Carolina State University is second on The Princeton Review’s list of best values among the nation’s public colleges and universities."
http://www.ncsu.edu/news/press_releases/06_03/056.htm

"According to US News and World Report, 2006, the College of Engineering is ranked 15th "best undergraduate engineering degree program," among public colleges of engineering whose highest degree is a doctorate, and is ranked 20th among public research colleges of engineering."
http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/news/about/geninfo.html

http://www.graduateshotline.com/ranks/ lists NCSU as the 32nd best college, public OR private, for its engineering program.

You must also believe that our library, containing over 3,400,000 volumes, must be going to waste since we're all to dumb to read?

I suppose we managed to get a Pulstar Thermonuclear Reactor placed on campus because of our ineptitude right?

I also guessing that the company that hired me right out of school for $60k + bonuses must think that my engineering degree isn't too shabby.

I could continue but I doubt it would be worth the effort....

So, where did you get your degree??

- NCSU

My apologies to the rest of you here, ignorance just irritates me!
 

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Old Jan 21, 2007 | 04:14 PM
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way to go home town

Originally Posted by NCSU_05_FX4
Ok big guy.... You obviously know very little about what you say. Something you should realize is that no matter how smart you think you are, or how much you think you know about something, there will ALWAYS be people out there that can put you to shame. Another thing you should learn is that most intelligent people can smell BS a mile away.

So, if you really had any knowledge of audio systems you'd know that the audiophile set up is, as many others have stated, decent for a factory system, but cannot compare to the better aftermarket setups.





That doesn't even make sense. I live with my girlfriend, thank you.



"North Carolina State University is second on The Princeton Review’s list of best values among the nation’s public colleges and universities."
http://www.ncsu.edu/news/press_releases/06_03/056.htm

"According to US News and World Report, 2006, the College of Engineering is ranked 15th "best undergraduate engineering degree program," among public colleges of engineering whose highest degree is a doctorate, and is ranked 20th among public research colleges of engineering."
http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/news/about/geninfo.html

http://www.graduateshotline.com/ranks/ lists NCSU as the 32nd best college, public OR private, for its engineering program.

You must also believe that our library, containing over 3,400,000 volumes, must be going to waste since we're all to dumb to read?

I suppose we managed to get a Pulstar Thermonuclear Reactor placed on campus because of our ineptitude right?

I also guessing that the company that hired me right out of school for $60k + bonuses must think that my engineering degree isn't too shabby.

I could continue but I doubt it would be worth the effort....

So, where did you get your degree??

- NCSU

My apologies to the rest of you here, ignorance just irritates me!
I am from raeford NC and I can atest that NCSU is a fine school
military commitment forced me to get my college education on the west coast
anway way just wanted to say hello to the home town crowd
 
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