[billabong02]

I'm considering getting vibe plug and play kit as seen below:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vibe-Car-....m46890.l49292

Has anyone here on this forum tried the above?

Thanks.

[sfarisminhas]

This looks like a really cheap setup. I can't comment about it's quality. I've had MB Quartz in mine and currently have the Audison plug and play speaker setup. Difference is that I have an aftermarket headunit with strong pre-outs and a Pioneer 5 channel amplifier. Let me know how it fairs. Might end up using it on the E87 I'll be working on in the new year.

[billabong02]

It is reasonably priced but I'm curious about how it sounds before I get it.

[spudulike]

I've seen that too and was tempted. Vibe are a good brand so I'd doubt they'd be selling something rubbish. It's a mini-amp so you're not going to get amazing levels of output but the smaller form-factor means you can stow it in the dash and not have to route cabling into your boot.

I'd be interested to hear how you get on if you do go for it.

[Riz123]

I've got a few items here that may be of interest https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1779296

Not as cheap as the vibe stuff unfortunately but a lot lot better

[sfarisminhas]

I'd agree with what Riz123 is saying. The focal and even the Eton kit is great. 👍🏾

[RajB]

I’ve actually fitted the same setup to my nephews E92. It’s a small amp which can located behind the glovebox and is plug and play. It’s not high end audiophile as you’d expect but tbf it’s actually not a bad setup. Previously had the Alpine kit so was a good comparison. It’s a little meatier power wise and can be tuned using the gains to get it setup correctly.
Have since added an additional amp/sub in the boot too to compliment it.
This was made easier as the wiring harness that comes with it has an additional loom attached to add a further amp.