Hertz Audio
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Hertz Audio
Anyone ever heard of them or run any of their stuff?
My buddy is running a set of Hertz components in his lifted chevy with the tweets mounted to the A-pilar, with 2 12" IDQs under the back seat, whole truck deadened, and i must say his system sounds incredible. The components really impressed me.
I just dont know much about Hertz, wondering if any of you guys do.
http://www.hertzaudiovideo.com/default_en.htm
My buddy is running a set of Hertz components in his lifted chevy with the tweets mounted to the A-pilar, with 2 12" IDQs under the back seat, whole truck deadened, and i must say his system sounds incredible. The components really impressed me.
I just dont know much about Hertz, wondering if any of you guys do.
http://www.hertzaudiovideo.com/default_en.htm
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
Anyone ever heard of them or run any of their stuff?
My buddy is running a set of Hertz components in his lifted chevy with the tweets mounted to the A-pilar, with 2 12" IDQs under the back seat, whole truck deadened, and i must say his system sounds incredible. The components really impressed me.
I just dont know much about Hertz, wondering if any of you guys do.
http://www.hertzaudiovideo.com/default_en.htm
My buddy is running a set of Hertz components in his lifted chevy with the tweets mounted to the A-pilar, with 2 12" IDQs under the back seat, whole truck deadened, and i must say his system sounds incredible. The components really impressed me.
I just dont know much about Hertz, wondering if any of you guys do.
http://www.hertzaudiovideo.com/default_en.htm
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Originally Posted by Low_e_Red
Nah thats some chitty stuff. Hertz = cheap!
Now you say Hertz is cheap..
Next someone will say Boss audio is the best on the market
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Originally Posted by anaheim_drew
First Bartak tells me to sell my IDQ's for Infinity subs
Now you say Hertz is cheap..
Next someone will say Boss audio is the best on the market
Now you say Hertz is cheap..
Next someone will say Boss audio is the best on the market
some boss amps were designed by zed audio fyi
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There is a local authorized Hertz dealer near my house in the Bay Area, I think I'm gonna go check them out next time I am home.
What should i expect to pay for a decent set of Hertz components? (not their lowest line but not their highest/most expensive line either)
What should i expect to pay for a decent set of Hertz components? (not their lowest line but not their highest/most expensive line either)
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
don't listen to low, he fails at life. infinity sucks
some boss amps were designed by zed audio fyi
some boss amps were designed by zed audio fyi
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
There is a local authorized Hertz dealer near my house in the Bay Area, I think I'm gonna go check them out next time I am home.
What should i expect to pay for a decent set of Hertz components? (not their lowest line but not their highest/most expensive line either)
What should i expect to pay for a decent set of Hertz components? (not their lowest line but not their highest/most expensive line either)
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um, i dont like to use Hertz in customers trucks,
we stick with Memphis Audio and Pioneer.
Memphis has the best thump if you want it and the best sound quality.
we use Nitro Amps and Alpine Receivers.
we stick with Memphis Audio and Pioneer.
Memphis has the best thump if you want it and the best sound quality.
we use Nitro Amps and Alpine Receivers.
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Originally Posted by flareside93
um, i dont like to use Hertz in customers trucks,
we stick with Memphis Audio and Pioneer.
Memphis has the best thump if you want it and the best sound quality.
we use Nitro Amps and Alpine Receivers.
we stick with Memphis Audio and Pioneer.
Memphis has the best thump if you want it and the best sound quality.
we use Nitro Amps and Alpine Receivers.
Nitro? Okay, dont need to say any more here...
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Originally Posted by Low_e_Red
?!?!? WHY NOT?!?!!?
Nitro? Okay, dont need to say any more here...
Nitro? Okay, dont need to say any more here...
what?
nitro is the default if they dont specify and my brothers system cranks good with there 600 Watt.
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Nitro and Hertz should not be used in the same sentence. Hertz is a division of the same company that makes Audison amps. Top notch high level equipment. I would not even hesitate to use Hertz speakers and I have used Audison amps. Sorry but they are way above Nitro and a good notch above Memphis. Although Memphis makes great bang for the buck equipment. They are not on par with Elettromedia products.
