Recent content by 95Firebird

I figure 40W x 4 and 300 watts to a 12" sub would do me just fine using that Kenwood 5 channel amp. I found one on Amazon for $179.....regular price is near $400. I get the feeling you do not like Kenwood. What do you recommend? What's the least I can spend and still get good stuff? I am an...

I'm thinking $250 to $300 for a decent 5 channel amp and a 12" sub. I'm not going to be entering any car stereo competitions with it, that's for sure. I just want it to sound good. I like the bass for rock music and deep, grindy guitar like Type O Negative type guitar---slow, deep, and hard...

THanks guys. I'm not a car audio fanatic or anything. I'll be happy with amped Kenwood speakers for now. I will definitely get a good amp and a better sub than the "depth charge" sub. That's an old school sub that was made by Fultron he he he. Now they are known as Memphis I believe. I'll...

All 6.5 inch mids--I have 3 way Kenwood Performance Series up front, 2 way cheaper Kenwoods in the sails. I don't have an amp yet. I need to get a decent 5 channel amp it seems. I can get a cheap Depth Charge 12" sub.

THank you. Ah....well I am figuring my 12" sub with hundreds of watts going to it will make up for the not so good front door speakers, as far as bass.

Thanks Mylows10. The front door speakers are new 3-way Kenwoods and have the tweeters right in the middle of the woofers and are not component speakers, but they are rated at 75W RMS each so they will probably need at least 50w to sound decent. So yes I will definitely run an amp to those. My...

Hey and thanks to everyone who responds. I have one RCA pre-out on my head unit. I have 8 speakers (two of them are tweeters). This will be part of my second question. My FIRST question is this: If a speaker is rated at 30W RMS and 180W peak, is it safe to run an amplifier that is rated at...