Deepest and most powerful mind-blowing bass for cheap $$$...
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#15
reliability as well as a strong electrical system to keep the amp running at atleast 12V
#16
yeah i run 1 ten right now it shakes the crap outta everything to, but if i put 2 12" in it gets louder thats just the pain of cone area right. Not to mention its often easier for someone with limited knowledge or someone new to get better bass from the 2 12" set up then it is for them to do magic boxes that make a 10" get complaints from a block away.
#17
Lebsoljah, you are asking a bunch of car audio maniacs for advice. They are gonna make you blow so much $$$
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I get the feeling you are just a dude who wants some good SQ subs for as little as you can pay. The whole oddesey battery thing is more for the real car audio fanatics. I avoided all that stuff and just got a 1 farad capacitor. Yes, yes, a big no no from the experts, (lol) but for guys like you and me, it will be fine. (I get a steady 13.5-14V reading, and my car is stock as far as the electrical components are concerned).
I managed to buy (from a friend, I got lucky) 2 pioneer premier 10 inch subs (the high quality ones, not the cheap "championship" versions) in a custom box, with a 1200watt premier amp, 4 guage wire kit, and a 1 farad digital cap for a bit over $300. The system shakes the whole car, and the SQ is great. The cap prevents any power loss, and I get a lot of head turning while i roll around. Keep in mind this is in a not so great SQ car (05 civic si coupe). In other words, if you buy used, or get a hook up from someone, $1500 is more than enough to put together a wicked setup, for a regular joe like you or me. Obviously fellows like Jo-Psyko have been in the car audio competition scene for a long time, so they forget what it means to be a regular guy looking for a bumping everyday ride system.
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I get the feeling you are just a dude who wants some good SQ subs for as little as you can pay. The whole oddesey battery thing is more for the real car audio fanatics. I avoided all that stuff and just got a 1 farad capacitor. Yes, yes, a big no no from the experts, (lol) but for guys like you and me, it will be fine. (I get a steady 13.5-14V reading, and my car is stock as far as the electrical components are concerned).
I managed to buy (from a friend, I got lucky) 2 pioneer premier 10 inch subs (the high quality ones, not the cheap "championship" versions) in a custom box, with a 1200watt premier amp, 4 guage wire kit, and a 1 farad digital cap for a bit over $300. The system shakes the whole car, and the SQ is great. The cap prevents any power loss, and I get a lot of head turning while i roll around. Keep in mind this is in a not so great SQ car (05 civic si coupe). In other words, if you buy used, or get a hook up from someone, $1500 is more than enough to put together a wicked setup, for a regular joe like you or me. Obviously fellows like Jo-Psyko have been in the car audio competition scene for a long time, so they forget what it means to be a regular guy looking for a bumping everyday ride system.
Last edited by strid3r; 05-29-2008 at 03:41 PM.
#18
actually this is my first yr competing, but you are right alot of us will tend to head you a bit over board. But its not on purpose just we have a different idea of crazy bass then the average person thats all.. I definitely recommend looking at used gear, i always try to point people to the classifieds on the forums, and you can get really good bass for $1500 with money to spare.
not to long ago i was running a system that cost me $300 on ebay thats after shipping and everything. It was really good for daily beating. i guess i just try to offer suggestions that provide long lasting enjoyment and quality gear with out getting to a crazy price.
not to long ago i was running a system that cost me $300 on ebay thats after shipping and everything. It was really good for daily beating. i guess i just try to offer suggestions that provide long lasting enjoyment and quality gear with out getting to a crazy price.
#19
No, I understand, you just have a refined ear for real good sound. But it's easy to forget how decent bass (enough to impress the bitches :P) can be had for very little $$$ to keep a regular joe/car audio nooby like myself happy for daily beating. I'm new to the scene and the setup i just posted is my first set of subs/amp etc etc. I'm not into any SPL or anything. I just want some nasty clean bass to rattle my bones for as little $$$ as I can!
Just make sure you get a good guy to install it!!!
Just make sure you get a good guy to install it!!!