#1698192 - 08/26/09 10:44 AM
Good set up for first system?
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ru-the-ginger
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hi, im wanting to upgrade my crappy factory set up and was thinking if this set up would be a good set up: sub and amp package here are the door speakers im open to HU choices, i was wanting to run the door speakers off the HU to save money. i was thinking something like this . seeing as the speakers rms is 75W would it be better to have a higher HU output? or will 60W be enough? ooo, and 14 gauge wire?
please help asap because im planning on purchasing this gear very soon.
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#1698385 - 08/26/09 04:32 PM
Re: Good set up for first system?
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not a fan of Boss. no idea who FLI is.
try and go with JBL on that site if that is where you need to shop.
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#1698386 - 08/26/09 04:32 PM
Re: Good set up for first system?
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or JVC or Infinity.
get one four channel amp. front two channels running the front speakers. rear two channels bridged to a sub (make sure the sub can be wired for a single 4 ohm load - i.e. 4 ohm SVC or 2 ohm DVC).
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#1698430 - 08/26/09 06:02 PM
Re: Good set up for first system?
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You are across the pond from us. Brands and prices won't be our area of expertise.
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#1698433 - 08/26/09 06:14 PM
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yeah i guess so, i was just wondering if it would be a good set up and if all that stuff would work fine together, (im new to audio) so i dont know if all of the specs of the amps and speakers will work together as a whole system i.e. the rms power and speaker rms etc.
p.s. thanks for both of your contributions.
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#1698436 - 08/26/09 06:34 PM
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That is a basic entry radio. Both setups look ok to me.
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#1698477 - 08/27/09 02:33 AM
Re: Good set up for first system?
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yeah, but when i buy a new car in the future, the HU might be better than that one. also i wanna keep the price low but good speakers, there was a much better HU that was like double the price but was in the sale but it got sold out :'( . Thank you for approving the systems, i think i will go with number 2. oh and 14 awg wire for the speakers?
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