Best audio system
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Best audio system
I want to get a full audio system in my car. Replace every speaker, new head unit, 2 10's, amp., and maybe a 6 disc cd changer. What would be the best company for these products. I want to make about 500-700 watts. Im looking for really good clear sound and good base. Thanks
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Infinity Components in front, Co-axials in back, Clarion HX-D10 head unit.. Profile Clarus amp..
That's what I'm gonna run some day anyway.. its gonna be cleaaaaan.
That's what I'm gonna run some day anyway.. its gonna be cleaaaaan.
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Rainbow components all the way around, McIntosh Amps, alpine cda-7990 deck with PXA-H900 processor and a dha-s680 changer. you should be set.
and NO, profile amps are not any good.
and NO, profile amps are not any good.
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profile sucks as much as jenson and koss....
my setup (courtisy of best buy, cause financing kicks ass):
- Kenwood 6 1/2" dualmag front stage (basiclly components, but they're not satalites ~$150)
- Kenwood 3-way 6x9's in the back stage ($50 open item )
- Pioneer DEH6400 head unit w/ remote (nice deck, cool eye candy, $300)
- two Pioneer 12" subs ($120 or so for the pair, and they're not too bad)
- Bandpass box ($150 I think? Hits tight like 10's, but more bass than 10's )
- Sony Explode amp ($200 and I hate it )
Try not to buy cheap items, thats a lesson to learn. What you pay for is what you get.
my future plans are to get a new amp (maybe Rockford fosgate) and move the sony amp to my mids and highs.
and BTW, minus the small amount of rattle I need to remove, my system ownz, especially for the price I spent (which really isn't a whole lot, as far as moble audio goes).
my setup (courtisy of best buy, cause financing kicks ass):
- Kenwood 6 1/2" dualmag front stage (basiclly components, but they're not satalites ~$150)
- Kenwood 3-way 6x9's in the back stage ($50 open item )
- Pioneer DEH6400 head unit w/ remote (nice deck, cool eye candy, $300)
- two Pioneer 12" subs ($120 or so for the pair, and they're not too bad)
- Bandpass box ($150 I think? Hits tight like 10's, but more bass than 10's )
- Sony Explode amp ($200 and I hate it )
Try not to buy cheap items, thats a lesson to learn. What you pay for is what you get.
my future plans are to get a new amp (maybe Rockford fosgate) and move the sony amp to my mids and highs.
and BTW, minus the small amount of rattle I need to remove, my system ownz, especially for the price I spent (which really isn't a whole lot, as far as moble audio goes).
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I'll give you some suggestions on what speakers to use for front and back, I don't really know alot about subs and amps so ill leave that stuff to the experienced.
High priced suggestions:
MB quart psd 216 comps 6.5 inch up front- $215
Infinity kappa 3 way 6x9s in the back- $135
An amp with at least 75 watts rms going to each channel- Probably anywhere from $300-$500
Budget suggestions:
Infinity reference 605cs 6.5 inch comps- $105 (i use em on 17 watts rms and they kick arse!)
Infinity reference 6953i 6x9- $88 (I have these too and they hit pretty freakin hard for 6x9s, and give great highs)
An amp with at least 50 watts rms going to each channel- $100-$300
Oh and for the radio- If you like using mp3 cds go with the alpine cda-7894 (~$300), if you are more into regular cds and cdrw go with the Clarion ProAudio DXZ825- (~$220) (dual 24 bit DACs baby!!!!)
High priced suggestions:
MB quart psd 216 comps 6.5 inch up front- $215
Infinity kappa 3 way 6x9s in the back- $135
An amp with at least 75 watts rms going to each channel- Probably anywhere from $300-$500
Budget suggestions:
Infinity reference 605cs 6.5 inch comps- $105 (i use em on 17 watts rms and they kick arse!)
Infinity reference 6953i 6x9- $88 (I have these too and they hit pretty freakin hard for 6x9s, and give great highs)
An amp with at least 50 watts rms going to each channel- $100-$300
Oh and for the radio- If you like using mp3 cds go with the alpine cda-7894 (~$300), if you are more into regular cds and cdrw go with the Clarion ProAudio DXZ825- (~$220) (dual 24 bit DACs baby!!!!)