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| Pariah Cleric |
Okay, I'm not too good with the whole sound system thing and I was looking around tonight, haven't really gotten a chance to talk with people about it, so here I am. The only thing I kinda got confused on was the Amp, I'm not quite sure if it's alright for this setup.
Kicker KS60 (6-1/2" 2-way car speakers) - $69.99
Pioneer DEH-2700 (Headunit) - $109.99
Kicker TC104 (Ported Box w/ 10" Subwoofer) $149.99
Kicker KX350.4 (4-Channel Amp [60W RMSx4]) - $249.99
How's that look?
EDIT: Got rid of something |
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| igottaknow |
it depends on the size of your penis 
if its small you'll need to spend more |
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| Pariah Cleric |
| Congratulations. I like listening to my music loud, it's not exactly a bass-bumping system with that huuuuge 10". :rolleyes: |
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| djkoolaide |
So.. what are you planning to use to power your sub?
And BTW.. Kicker is way over-rated. |
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| Pariah Cleric |
I wasn't going based on brand name, I was looking at user reviews and price.
Like I said, I got confused on the Amp part, wouldn't the amp power the two speakers and the sub? |
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| Omega_Blue |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pariah Cleric
Okay, I'm not too good with the whole sound system thing and I was looking around tonight, haven't really gotten a chance to talk with people about it, so here I am. The only thing I kinda got confused on was the Amp, I'm not quite sure if it's alright for this setup.
Kicker KS60 (6-1/2" 2-way car speakers) - $69.99
Pioneer DEH-2700 (Headunit) - $109.99
Kicker TC104 (Ported Box w/ 10" Subwoofer) $149.99
Kicker KX350.4 (4-Channel Amp [60W RMSx4]) - $249.99
How's that look?
EDIT: Got rid of something |
i don't like it. the 4-channel amp is pretty much meant for powering the four speakers, but if your head unit supplies 40x4 or watts then that should be plenty.
the kicker sub, unless it's a solobaric L7 or whatever, is imo. besides, one ten won't do the trick if you want thump.
i'd say go with a pair of 12's in a sealed box, and definitely get rid of that amp. go with a 2-channel bridgeable amp or a mono subwoofer amp. i'm sure you can get a decent pair of 12's with a box and an amp for a pretty good deal on ebay.
seriously, for $500 you could get a much louder system than what you have.
really, in my opinion, the head unit and the speakers are probably the least important if you're going for whang. i would use your stock speakers (if they're not blown) until you can afford better ones. if i were going for loudness, i'd spend about a bill on the head unit and the rest on the subs and amp. just my 2 cents |
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| Omega_Blue |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pariah Cleric
I wasn't going based on brand name, I was looking at user reviews and price.
Like I said, I got confused on the Amp part, wouldn't the amp power the two speakers and the sub? |
it could- i guess you figure you'd power both the speakers and bridge the other two channels for the 10?
i hear that since 4 channel amps are meant for speakers, it lets a lot of the upper and mid frequencies through- which i guess is bad for the sub... or at least ineffecient. |
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