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Old Jun 28, 2005, 02:26 PM
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Budget limit...

I only have about 300-500 to drop on upgrade system. I got plenty of bass in the front but it distorts once i really turn it up. I have the infinity speakers/120w subs that came with the car. Maybe I should just dynamat and get a mono amp and 2 subs? That way i can boost my bass. Which is what I really want, more bass.
Old Jul 4, 2005, 07:22 AM
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hey yea that would probley work i have 2 12" pioneer 600 watt each subs powered by a 760watt 2 channal amp it is perfect!!! it cost me about 300 for all of it, that might work for you!
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wow my whole system cost me about $5000
Old Jul 5, 2005, 10:28 AM
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Find the products that you want and search online for the best prices. That is what I have been doing and I have found some great deals.
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Originally Posted by army685
wow my whole system cost me about $5000
And what does that have to do with this discussion? If you want to compare, I am sure there are plenty more people who have spent even more than you. However, that is not what this topic is about.
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you should look at crutchfield.com
call an advisor and get a system for your price range.
Old Jul 6, 2005, 05:28 AM
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Try places like sonicelectronix.com, thezeb.com, millionbuy.com, and audioallies.com.

I have purchased items from thezeb.com and millionbuy.com. The customer service with millionbuy.com is not all that great, but the seem to have good prices. Thezeb.com prices are a little bit more, but there customer service is better.
Old Jul 7, 2005, 12:05 AM
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thanks for all the help, will definitely look at all those sites. I was just going around sounddomain and I found a promotional package from RF for $269. What do you guys think? I'm just really looking for budget level entry stuff asforementioned.


  • 300-Watt Factory Renewed Punch P3001 Mono Amplifier
    • 300W x 1 RMS at 2 Ohms
    • CEA 2006 Ratings for Real-World Power and No Bogus Specs
    • Variable 40-400 Hz Low-Pass or High-Pass Crossover
    • 12 dB / Octave Butterworth Crossover Alignment
    • Variable 0 - 18 dB Punch Bass EQ at 45 Hz
    • Removable Chrome Shroud
    • 4 Gauge Power and Ground Connections
    • Built-In ATC Fusing
    • Preamp Outputs
    • Illuminated RF Logo with Output Level Display
    • Wired Remote Punch Bass Control
    • 90-Day Factory Warranty
  • (2) 12" Punch Stage 1 P112-S4 Subwoofers
    • Both subs can be wired together in parallel for a single 2-ohm load
    • Parabolic Triangular Geometry cone support system for reduced piston flex
    • Compliant linear spider eliminates need for break-in period
    • Precision CRS basket is stamped from cold rolled steel to dampen unwanted resonances
    • 1.5" anodized aluminum voice coil former stays up to 100° cooler
    • Cosmetic motor cover can be removed for additional mounting clearance
    • Reversible concealing ring hides mounting screws
    • Large roll surround allows for 20% greater linear excursion than standard surrounds
    • Insulated tinsel leads handle tons of power
    • Custom compression terminals accept up to 8 gauge wire
    • Power Handling: 150W RMS / 300W Peak (each)
    • Mounting Depth: 5.6"
    • Cutout Diameter: 11.13"
    • 1-Year Factory Warranty
also saw this one for $289

  • (1) MTX Audio Thunder421D 420-Watt Class D Mono Amplifier
    • Adaptive Class D Technology
    • Intelligent Surface Mount Technology (ISMT)
    • Defeatable 40-200Hz Low-Pass Crossover
    • ISO Feet Mounting System
    • Low-Pass Preamp Outputs
    • Speaker Level Inputs with Smart-Engage Signal Sensing
    • EBC2 Port for Optional Electronic Bass Control
    • ThunderEQ Variable Bass Boost
    • Certified Performance Certificate
    • Black Powder Coated Heatsink With Chrome Trim
    • Power Output: 420 Watts RMS Into a 2-Ohm Load
  • (2) MTX Audio Thunder4500 12" 4-Ohm Subwoofers
    • Asymmetrical Linear Drive Technology
    • Aluminum Deposition Polypropylene Cone
    • New Concave Dust Cap / Cone Assembly
    • Folded-Window Steel Frame
    • 20 oz. Strontium-Ferrite Magnet
    • 1" Voice Coil with Apical Former
    • Injection-Molded Polystyrene Gasket
    • Radius Vented Pole Piece
    • Power Handling: 225W RMS / 450W Peak
    • Mounting Depth: 3.5"

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i would personnally stay away from crutchfield. in my personal experience with them they seem to be a bit higher on there prices than others.
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The D class mtx amp is good, that 4500 sub is an entry level sub so you wont get a ton of bass out of it.
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For 300-500 here is what I would go with to get the most bang for your buck....

one mtx 10" T5510-04 sub-129.99
10" Slot ported box made by MTX-119.99
one Audiobahn A4002T-179.99

That mtx sub is best run in a slot ported box. With the amp bridged at 4 ohm mono, it will should sound pretty good.
Old Jul 14, 2005, 03:48 PM
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Ebay It Up!!
(1) audiobahn "A1801T" about $200
(2) 12'' audiobahn "alum12n" about $200
(1) amp install wire kit $50 or less

or if u want to get real loud i have some used stuff from my old car but its not as cheep!
(3) awt12x subs 2000w Rms 4000 peek
(2) 15000hct amp 2000w Rms 4000 peek (1 ohm stable)
they have no problems im just going for a new setup in my new car!

Good luck shopping!
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