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Lately I have been eyeing the Avital Avitart7500 or was it the 6500. I want one to control door locks, window roll up, remote start, and have a good shock sensor. I would prefer a Viper, Avital, or whatever. Also can someone give me some good tips for installing one. I would like to do multiple sirens in the cab and hide it well.
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Clifford AvantGuardIV. Everything you'd ever want in an alarm system. Put one in a dodge ram, remote start, horn honk, 2 sirens inside, rolled up both windows, rolled both down 1-2 inches, did each window separately, had the proximity sensor, which worked well, and that omnisensor, which is way cool.
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For installation tips I would recomend checking out the Lost and Stolen Equipment forum. It has a lot of great tips from the likes of Audiophyle and Dukk. Personally, I have heard a lot of good things about Alpine for alarms, and you should check out the september 1999 issue of Car Audio and Electronics, they devoted a lot of time to alarms in that issue.
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Alpine was always my favorite but they've done some goofy things lately....
I really like the Ungo MS3200 - it does damn near everything, but you need to add a starter.
We also sell, and I LOVE the Avital stuff. The Avistart 6500 is a kickbutt alarm and starter combo. It doesn't have quite as many EXT ouputs as I like but they are wicked reliable and user friendly...
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I've got an Ungo alarm installed by the good folks at sweet sounds audio. Its very nice and not too much of a load on the budget, plus some of the features it has are unbelievable.
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