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11-17-2008, 05:02 PM
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Completly Lost
Hey,
I just got my car and want to put some sound into it. Ive got infinity door speakers already but want a deck and two twelves. Any info on what I should put into it would be greatly appreciated and ive got around $800 to spend on everything(deck, subs, box, and amp)
Please tell me there is hope out there.
I was thinking two JBL 12" GTO1202D would do as they are $155.99 a piece and a box is $89.99
What amp would be needed to power this and any good decks with an aux input in the $200 range? i know they are out there im just looking for preferences or comparisons.
Much Thanks for any help on this one
I just got my car and want to put some sound into it. Ive got infinity door speakers already but want a deck and two twelves. Any info on what I should put into it would be greatly appreciated and ive got around $800 to spend on everything(deck, subs, box, and amp)
Please tell me there is hope out there.
I was thinking two JBL 12" GTO1202D would do as they are $155.99 a piece and a box is $89.99
What amp would be needed to power this and any good decks with an aux input in the $200 range? i know they are out there im just looking for preferences or comparisons.
Much Thanks for any help on this one
11-17-2008, 05:30 PM
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You should be fine with your $800. I would suggest putting a lager percentage of your budget into your amp though. Consider a single 10" or 12" sub in a custom box with as much power as you can fit in your budget. If you need a hand with any of this let me know. I drive a Neon and I also live in Cambridge.
11-17-2008, 05:48 PM
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Okay if i were to get the Alpine 12" SWR-1222D what amp would you recommend? Its got 1500W peak power.
And does the box make that much of a difference? Ive seen $50 boxes and $200 boxes...is there that much of a difference???
Thanks again
And does the box make that much of a difference? Ive seen $50 boxes and $200 boxes...is there that much of a difference???
Thanks again
11-17-2008, 07:29 PM
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nice a fellow sx 2.0 I see. the peak power quite honestly dont mean . Always the rms power that is the REAL number. The box can normally be quite crusial to your bass,sound etc. LOL u in ont, there are so many neon runnin in ont, should be easy to get decent box. if I was you, I would prob get some package from a store, you can get decent at stores. The JBL stuff is decent stuff. You could also talk to a vendor on here, such as>
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...abmustang.html
his name is garett, he sells RD audio, and he is in peterborough!
you could also talk with these guys>
Selective Sound - We're Selective about your Sound
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...abmustang.html
his name is garett, he sells RD audio, and he is in peterborough!
you could also talk with these guys>
Selective Sound - We're Selective about your Sound
11-17-2008, 08:12 PM
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http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...abmustang.html
his name is garett, he sells RD audio, and he is in peterborough!
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his name is garett, he sells RD audio, and he is in peterborough!
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11-17-2008, 11:40 PM
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Personally, I don't think your $800 budget will get you two 12's, and an amp sufficient enough to power them, a box made to house them, and your deck... Unless you find deals on used equipment. Is the $800 want you want to spend before, or after tax?
I would suggest a single 12" subwoofer. Either a DVC 4 ohm (to wire in parallel), or a SVC 2 ohm model. You could probably find someone on here to build you a custom enclosure for about $100.
Pioneer TS-W1207D2|D4 ~ 12" DVC 4 ohm. 400W RMS
Alpine SWS-1243D ~ 12" DVC 4 ohm. 300W RMS
I would suggest an amp that can supply 300-500W @ 2 ohm. Here's a few amps that'll work, but aren't necessarily suggestions.
Clarion APX1301 400W x 1 into 2ohm
Hifonics Brutus BXi 608 1 x 300 W @ 2ohm
MTX TC4001 400W x 1 @ 2ohm
Pioneer GM-D7400M 400W x 1 @ 2ohm
Kenwood KAC-8104D 500W x 1 @ 2ohm
You're looking at $125-$150 for the single 12" sub. $225 to $275 for the amp. $100 for a properly made, tuned enclosure. $150-$250 for a decent deck with a sub pre-out.
Assuming you bought the least expensive equipment, you're looking at close to $700 after taxes. That doesn't include install, or the wiring/hardware you're going to need. If you opt for more expensive equipment, that $800 will be used up pretty quick.
Take your time. Have a listen. You could save a few bucks on a single 10", and a sealed enclosure. But don't buy something in haste, only to regret it later.
I would suggest a single 12" subwoofer. Either a DVC 4 ohm (to wire in parallel), or a SVC 2 ohm model. You could probably find someone on here to build you a custom enclosure for about $100.
Pioneer TS-W1207D2|D4 ~ 12" DVC 4 ohm. 400W RMS
Alpine SWS-1243D ~ 12" DVC 4 ohm. 300W RMS
I would suggest an amp that can supply 300-500W @ 2 ohm. Here's a few amps that'll work, but aren't necessarily suggestions.
Clarion APX1301 400W x 1 into 2ohm
Hifonics Brutus BXi 608 1 x 300 W @ 2ohm
MTX TC4001 400W x 1 @ 2ohm
Pioneer GM-D7400M 400W x 1 @ 2ohm
Kenwood KAC-8104D 500W x 1 @ 2ohm
You're looking at $125-$150 for the single 12" sub. $225 to $275 for the amp. $100 for a properly made, tuned enclosure. $150-$250 for a decent deck with a sub pre-out.
Assuming you bought the least expensive equipment, you're looking at close to $700 after taxes. That doesn't include install, or the wiring/hardware you're going to need. If you opt for more expensive equipment, that $800 will be used up pretty quick.
Take your time. Have a listen. You could save a few bucks on a single 10", and a sealed enclosure. But don't buy something in haste, only to regret it later.
