Recent content by CALDWELL

ah ok, thanks for that advice ! I'll be honest with you, I'm not looking to spend a boat load of money. What if I just stuck with Coaxials, and powered the doors with 100w RMS per/ch ? Most of the 3.5's I see do not handle much power at all.

I forgot to mention that I have a Quad Cab Ram with 6 speakers in total. Should I just go with 6.5'' Components up front, and 6x9 Coaxials in the rear, then power them with 100w RMS per Channel ? or even go with 2 component sets front and rear ? Infinity Reference 6030cs - 90w RMS each @ 2 Ohms

Hey fella's I have posted questions on here before about this idea, so I do apologize for potentially annoying anyone. I have been back and forth on whether or not I want to install a Sub in my truck or not. I have legit decided to NOT have a sub installed. The other day I was in my buddy's...

nothing crazy, just wanted some cheap upgraded speakers in my old truck... Alpine SPE-6090's. ( 6x9's ) Rockford Fosgate P132's ( 3.5's ) these speakers alone made an incredible difference on the oem system of my 11' Ram. I would like to power my door speakers with like 45-50w RMS, then just...

I am not doing any modification to my doors, however i do think it would be pretty sick lol. Im not looking to get true 8-10" sub bass out of my speakers. I just want to maintain the bump the oem speakers are already giving me, as I am happy with it. The base oem stereo already has the ability...

set up is currently stock right now... The speakers I plan on putting in the new truck ( I already own ), and were in my 2011 Ram 1500. The speakers alone made a massive improvement on the OEM HU in my 11'. This time I want to add the Alpine HU, and a 4 Ch Amp to the system also. The last time...

Hey fella's I love my car audio, but I am not even close to being well versed in this hobby. I have had some simple systems in the past. I just bought a 2013 Ram Quad Cab 1500 with the base 6 speaker stereo. The system has ( 3.5'' ) dash speakers, then has ( 6x9'' ) door speakers. The stereo...

since this is your first time looking into a mild audio build. I would shoot for a 10'' or 12'' Sub powered in the 300-400 RMS range. Since you have the advantage of " open trunk space " that 300-400w RMS Amp will drive a sub to produce some very nice punch inside the cabin. Then If you want to...

What kind of vehicle do you have ??? What size sub do you want ?? these can also factor into the selection of what kind of amp you would like / need.