which speaker/sub/amp would you choose?
 

http://www.shopping.com/xPF-Rockford_Fosgate_FNP2514

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/ROCRFP3412

http://www.carreview.com/Amplifiers/...2_1806crx.aspx

http://www.shopping.com/xPF-Pioneer_TS_W34C

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/PIOTSA1670R

http://www.epinions.com/614796_JBL_5...ay_~full_specs

http://att.dealtime.com/xPF-Kenwood_KAC_8101D

http://www.dealtime.co.uk/xPF-Kenwood_KAC_5201


I have a chance at getting these dirt cheap...right now I have a kenwood mp3 deck in my car (good deck) but nothing else. would the kenwood 8101 be good for one of those subs...and the 5201 or the other small amp for the speakers? And in general what do you guys thinks of these products and which ones would you go for as a small setup. I'm not looking for anything too out of this world...just to touch up my current lacking sound. I just bought some nice infinity speakers for my room and noticed what I was missing. ANyways I have a 94 mazda 626 cronos lx. Stock speakers are decent but nothing fancy. thanks :)

well. i am not a fan of rockford so i really aint goin to say much about those. the Pioneer 3 way's i would recommend. i have those in my teg and there very nice and clear. Now the pioneer subs i dont like the new ones they came out with. IF u found the older style IMPP black and gold ones then id choose those. i was running 3 of those last year and hit really good numbers with them.

My personal preferences are Phoenix Gold for amps, MB Quart for speakers, and the new JL Audio 12W7 for the sub. Simply rockin. Get a Phoenix Gold EQ too, while you're at it. :yes:

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im a big fosgate fan. ive got an old 10' power punch dvc in my car that still hits hard as shit. and i had a complete fosgate compontent set in my old car... i think the fanaticX... anyways... with my cd player turned up... i could hear it crystal clear from50+ feet away like i was standing by it.

i would get some alpine type s speakers. they sounds awesome. the car won't bump too loud but the sounds is nice and clear :yes:

Infinty!!! i love mine they rock so hard ok depends on what yopu listen to but i have a set of infinty kappa 6/9's in the back powered to the full 110 rms and they hit as hard as some 10's ive herd i blew this guy away at a stop light had an old caddy with notta but a shitty sub in it. if you are looking for sound qual;ity and a good value go for infinty they are real nice and for the guy that said phionex gold and a 12w7 he doesnt want to spend 3 gs on his set up just sound good and hit hard a good low priced woofer tha doesnt need a tone of amp power is a old jl w3 i saw 1 12w3 roast 2 audiobahn flames it was sweet o does the 94 626 use 4 6/8's or is that just the newer mazda's

I have one fosgate 12' in my trunk with a 600 watt fosgate amp and omfg it hits hard as hell hehe

Check out my sig, I think you'll know what I would choose... ;) :yes:

Im sellin my setup if you want, it hits really hard. nobody believes its only 1 10"

1 10" kicker L5 sub (900 watts)
1 Custom Kicker enclosure for Sub
1 Rockford Fosgate Amp (700 watts)
1 Capacitor

Everything you need. The sub with enclosure cost 350, the amp was 550 and the capacitor was 90. Thats almost a G

I'm willin to sell it for $500. Email me if your interested.

PeterV1228@yahoo.com


I also got 4 pioneer 6 1/2" 3way speakers if you want them too, they cost me around 200.
$100 for all 4.

I'm sellin my car so i'm parting everything out.

them solos are nice

Ok....hitting hard DOES NOT MEAN it sounds good!!!!! Keep that in mind. Lots of folks, mistakenly, think that the more bass a system can take or the harder it pumps the better it sounds. This is, purely, not true at all. Of course sound is what you make of it, but to achieve pure sound quality you need lots more than pumping bass or XXX rms watts going through the system.

First and foremost go with something that sounds good to you. Just keep in mind that audio was in no way mastered to be heard on the car stereo, but rather either through stereo studio monitors or a set of roughly 5.1 monopolar studio monitors properly configured, something your car stereo system will probably never match. But you can still choose components that sound good and will give you a good sound, regardless of how much "thump" or "bumpaliciousness" is there. ;)

Happy listening.....if this has/hasn't been helpful, I'm happy/sorry, respectively.

b