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hey guys/gals,

just wondering whether anyone knows what the factory stereo's in the R34 GT-T's are like? Cos my mates VX commodore has like a pretty good factory stereo, quite a lot of bass for the standard speakers, so if anyone knows things like how many speakers, how they sound, stuff like that, would be much appreciated :P

cheers.

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Hey SS8_Gohan!

Standard is a radio cassette deck with 4 speakers - they are labelled as "premium" speakers. CD is an option afaik, so is the boot mounted 6 stack.

Personally being an audiophile and deejay - they are not up to the task for me! Thats why i removed my old stereo from previous car and installed it all in the 34 within about 2 weeks of owning it!

Factory stereo is better than some of the older jap cars though. Speakers aren't too bad but the head unit is ordinary imo. And you will need a frequency converter [around $25-40 not installed] if you plan on listening to any of our radio stations above 90 MHz - which is like all except for 88-90mhz anyways. If you like the gospel / christian channel currently on 89.9 then hey you are in luck!

For reference: our radio frequency allocation bandwidth is 88 > 108 MHz so you will miss out on nearly all of the common channels if you leave the stock HU in.

Cheers.

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hey nismo!! wasn't sure whether it was u from SDU, but when u posted in the SAU VIc goes thread now i know!! I saw ya on the cruise tho, ur exhaust gave it away! How's the car going anyway?

thanks for the info on the stereo, just wanted to get an idea what it was like. As long as it's not REALLY crappy, then that's cool. But by the time i actually get a R34, i don't think i'll have much money left over to change the stereo! :P

hey neo, thanks for the reply as well. So u got a n/a? How does it go? Still got a pretty good kick in her?

cheers guys.

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