allright im new to this.. i know a bit but not too much about systems.

ive been saying up and i got like a grand a half for a system.
i got some stuff picked out and jus wondering if you guys think its good
and if it will work together.




Deck - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=16814

AMP - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=18142

2 Subs - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=14706

Speakers - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=17489

Tweeters - http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=15932



Do i need anything else really?

Gonna make a custom box using the refered mesurements.


thanks for the tips and help

 

1. what are you going to power your 6x9's and tweeters with?

2. I could be wrong but that D class amp isn't enough to push two of those subs to their limits.

3. Do you have a wiring kit?

4. You should do the "big 3" and upgrade the battery and alternator.

 

im gonna take it to a local shop and get them to do the wireing and stuff.




what amp would you refer from that site then... i thought it would be enough watts for the 2 subs if i bridged it or something.



wouldnt the deck be enough to power the speakers?


annndd upgradign the alternator and batery would just make my lights not dim right?
and not use up all my batery

 

Should sound nice.

 

Looks like a disaster waiting for a place to happen if you ask me. More research and more info. What vehicle is this going into?

 

why a disaster.

let me know what you would buy for the same price range of aroudn 1500 or so





annd a 92 integra

 

1. you can't bridge a single channel amp, if you had two or more channels then yes you could bridge them
I'm partial to JL equipment so I would say keep the amp and get a single JL Audio 12W6v2, bass is non directional and unless your into SPL competitions you don't need more then one sub.

2. you could run your speakers from deck power. The speakers would be underpowered and its hard on them and doesn't sound as nice as having a dedicated amp for them. I've tested this and there is definately a sound difference. Louder and cleaner sounding when powering the speakers from a amp then from the deck.

3. Try running your system without upgrading the battery and alternator and see how badly your electrical system handles it.

 

im gonan wanna try some bass contests here locally.


annd im a harsh bass head... love it cant get enough.


soo the one jl amp will power em both and my speakers?
ooor gimme some more tips please



someone maybe plan out a system for me from there... i hear MA has the best subs for that price.. if im wrng someone fill me in




MUCHLY apreciated.

 

Imagine your Integra engine in a big rig, get the drift? You have this tiny little alternator trying to power the electrical system of the car and then a big monster amp at the same time.....not going to happen. Next up you have a huge power imbalance between the subs and the rest of the system. You are going to be a bass machine and that is it, that is all, so much for being able to actually listen to your music. Want some advice, add me to msn, forbidden@telus.net and we can discuss some great options for you. I am the longest established vendor here on the site and have 100% + I-trader feedback.

 

added you.



and if i needed to i could buy another alt n batery.