Anyone knowledgable about them - in such a way that you could help me find what i should buy for my car to get louder and what subwoofers are gunna hit hard.
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Sound systems aren't really my thing but this would be a good place to look at what you could get.
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/
Otherwise ask .Sup about sound equipment.
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/
Otherwise ask .Sup about sound equipment.
I dont see the problem with spending on a sound system, people enjoy music and want to listen to it how they like in their car. Why should he have to hav e a good car to listen to music?
Mitch you need speakers, sub, radio with USB and amp. What's your budget?Defiance wrote:
I sincerely hope .Sup hasn't regressed in to car stereo equipment.Macbeth wrote:
Otherwise ask .Sup about sound equipment.
Get two 12" Rockford Fosgate P3's, with any ~700w RMS amp mono channel, some 4 gauge wiring, 6x9's and some tweeters, a nice Alpine or Kenwood deck and a wiring harness
your good to go
heres an awesome site for that shit www.crutchfield.com
your good to go
heres an awesome site for that shit www.crutchfield.com
I've got a sony headunit with aux in which is suiting me good cause i like the aux in straight from ipod. Its a sony xplod CDX-GT06..Sup wrote:
Mitch you need speakers, sub, radio with USB and amp. What's your budget?Defiance wrote:
I sincerely hope .Sup hasn't regressed in to car stereo equipment.Macbeth wrote:
Otherwise ask .Sup about sound equipment.
Well... I could probly go $250 for starters as a budget.
One thing im a little confused about is loudness of speakers, is it mainly judged by which has the highest RMS combined with a powerfull enough amp?
Also, the place mentioned above has some pretty good prices on subs
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio … egoryID=19
Just not sure about quality
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No because sup is actually helping. a mod can weed out this other bullshit but im relying on sup to post back.SamBo:D wrote:
typical EVERYTHING ELSE!!
thread turned into nothing but pointless spam!!
a mod will have to close it now
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio … ctID=19981
Dual 12 inch subs with an RMS of 800w. Not bad for under 200 dollars. right? <- this is a question
Last edited by Mitch (2009-08-23 07:49:44)
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Hey, you're the one who took shirtless photos of yourself and posted them onto the internets, not me.Mitch wrote:
You saved my picture? Or the link to my picture? Thaaaats pretty gay.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
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OP has formally asked further spam to be dealt with via hammer.
That's hardly fair, mods should decide when a ban is necessary, not the OP, especially when it's Mitch
I'm just saying, as a general sort of warning, that this thread has been flagged.
And further more, that is all.
And further more, that is all.
I don't know much about car audio, but I know that annoying booming bass cranked to ten is really fuckin' stupid.
Quit complaining, old man.Ryan wrote:
I don't know much about car audio, but I know that annoying booming bass cranked to ten is really fuckin' stupid.
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Ok, well first off, don't be a douche that automatically think louder=better. It doesn't.
Now, to answer some questions:
The RMS value (Root Mean Square) is the wattage the speaker can handle... so a speaker with a RMS of 300 watts needs a 300 watt amp. Lower power amps have to work harder, destroying the amp and making it sound like crap, while a more powerful amp can blow the speaker.
I'd suggesst getting a few JBL 4x6's, and starting from there. I've been in a van that only used four of those speakers... best car stereo i've heard.
Now, to answer some questions:
The RMS value (Root Mean Square) is the wattage the speaker can handle... so a speaker with a RMS of 300 watts needs a 300 watt amp. Lower power amps have to work harder, destroying the amp and making it sound like crap, while a more powerful amp can blow the speaker.
I'd suggesst getting a few JBL 4x6's, and starting from there. I've been in a van that only used four of those speakers... best car stereo i've heard.
EE (hats
That's a bit off. Speaker can handle more than RMS, its called peak power but only lasts for around 30 min to an hour, depends on the speaker.Morpheus wrote:
Ok, well first off, don't be a douche that automatically think louder=better. It doesn't.
Now, to answer some questions:
The RMS value (Root Mean Square) is the wattage the speaker can handle... so a speaker with a RMS of 300 watts needs a 300 watt amp.
Personally I'd go with JVC speakers- I have them. Very good quality/money balance. Now size and type of a spekers depend where you want to place them. An option is: 2 tweeters at the bottom of the wind shield, 2 all-in-one level speakers at sides (in front doors) and two bass only speakers at the rear wind shield and another sub if you like lots of bass. Also an amp, something like this MRA-F350
... I was trying to be basic, yet having enough technical data to support me. Yes, I've used 400w speakers with a peak of 1600w... But as a general rule, you do want to match speakers with the amp, if you want them to last, anyway.Sup wrote:
That's a bit off. Speaker can handle more than RMS, its called peak power but only lasts for around 30 min to an hour, depends on the speaker.Morpheus wrote:
Ok, well first off, don't be a douche that automatically think louder=better. It doesn't.
Now, to answer some questions:
The RMS value (Root Mean Square) is the wattage the speaker can handle... so a speaker with a RMS of 300 watts needs a 300 watt amp.
Personally I'd go with JVC speakers- I have them. Very good quality/money balance. Now size and type of a spekers depend where you want to place them. An option is: 2 tweeters at the bottom of the wind shield, 2 all-in-one level speakers at sides (in front doors) and two bass only speakers at the rear wind shield and another sub if you like lots of bass. Also an amp, something like this MRA-F350
EE (hats
Hehe I wanted to be basic too. But I totally agree an amp is essential, its not just about the power but a good amp will provide a better sound than any radio integrated amp would.Morpheus wrote:
... I was trying to be basic, yet having enough technical data to support me. Yes, I've used 400w speakers with a peak of 1600w... But as a general rule, you do want to match speakers with the amp, if you want them to last, anyway.Sup wrote:
That's a bit off. Speaker can handle more than RMS, its called peak power but only lasts for around 30 min to an hour, depends on the speaker.Morpheus wrote:
Ok, well first off, don't be a douche that automatically think louder=better. It doesn't.
Now, to answer some questions:
The RMS value (Root Mean Square) is the wattage the speaker can handle... so a speaker with a RMS of 300 watts needs a 300 watt amp.
Personally I'd go with JVC speakers- I have them. Very good quality/money balance. Now size and type of a spekers depend where you want to place them. An option is: 2 tweeters at the bottom of the wind shield, 2 all-in-one level speakers at sides (in front doors) and two bass only speakers at the rear wind shield and another sub if you like lots of bass. Also an amp, something like this MRA-F350
I don't know much but I do know Rockford Fosgates are a must-have.
Not sure if they sell them in the USA, but focal speakers are absolutely brilliant, they are better than all the household names like JVC, SONY or KENWOOD, they are more expensive though, but truly awesome sound quality
Since you have a car, put some Dynamat material around your trunk so it doesn't rattle... And either face the subs outward toward the rear of the car or fold down the front seats and face them in. I don't suggest keeping the rear seats up with the subs facing in...
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113MP342U/ … ml?tp=5684
2 of thesehttp://www.crutchfield.com/p_575P2D412/ … _and_specs
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_108R1600A/ … tml?tp=115
heres a boxhttp://www.crutchfield.com/p_236BS212S/ … tml?tp=127 if you dont custom make your own...
speakers and tweeters, i just figure any big name brand should sound good lol
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113MP342U/ … ml?tp=5684
2 of thesehttp://www.crutchfield.com/p_575P2D412/ … _and_specs
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_108R1600A/ … tml?tp=115
heres a boxhttp://www.crutchfield.com/p_236BS212S/ … tml?tp=127 if you dont custom make your own...
speakers and tweeters, i just figure any big name brand should sound good lol
You must admit, driving around with your teeth chattering not because of sheer horsepower, but of your annoying hip hop is rather lame.Mitch wrote:
Quit complaining, old man.Ryan wrote:
I don't know much about car audio, but I know that annoying booming bass cranked to ten is really fuckin' stupid.
Mitch wrote:
You're the one who saved the shirtless photo of me. Another male. Fag.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
Hey, you're the one who took shirtless photos of yourself and posted them onto the internets, not me.Mitch wrote:
You saved my picture? Or the link to my picture? Thaaaats pretty gay.
lol.ATG wrote:
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lol.
mitch honestly just save your money for massive black dildos. I know you'll get more use out of them.
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Or fat hookers.FatherTed wrote:
mitch honestly just save your money for massive black dildos. I know you'll get more use out of them.