dkitt10

alright, well i listen to rock, techno, some metal, alot of oldies to give u a few
oh and can't forget bass tracks

now I love the earth shaking, make it hard to breath...shake my eyes make my ears hurt bass

as bad as it is for me

now it is easy for me to pick a couple subs and amp that will provide this

what I don't know is what to get for speakers/amp to provide the actul music that can get as loud as the bass so it sounds equal

in my mind this will be pretty damn loud

this is all for my next car but im doing some planning now

I can't say for sure what speaker size's im working with but its 90% most likly gonna be a 6 speaker setup

i love quite a bit of midbass in my music, gives it the extra ohmphaka but yea

recommendations on lines for speakers and amps I can look at?

i dont have a for sure for sure price so maybe lower priced, average priced, and higher priced options

how is alpine, MB quart, phoenix gold, diamond, directed and those kind..those are a few brands that are closer to me...of course if the benefits are within another company id order online or from a relible source



im most likely going eclpise for deck

veeman

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JBL GTi series components are loud and clean. The only real problem is fitting them in the doors, the magnet is huge. They do handle a lot of power (150 watts), and sound great. I wish they could fit my doors without modifying them. Otherwise, depending on your budget, any good brand that handles 80 watts plus is going to get pretty loud. I currently have Infinity kappa 60.7 components, and they sound great and get plenty loud. They are a 2 ohm set, so you can use your amp to it's fullest, and they handle 90 watts. Also, the JBL power series components are equal to the Infinity's (both company's are owned by Harman), but they are a 4ohm rating. Those are just 2 brands that I like a lot for their sound, price and over the years reliability.

FusionMadsen

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Pick up a set of MB Quart component sets (speakers) on ebay stores, they are like $100, and the magnets are on the front, so they are shallow mounting, plus, they sound nothing short of amazing.