Recent content by Jason Brubaker

Would be good, I have mine powering a late 90's PG Xmax 15 and it pounds pretty good. Wish I had a little extra $$$ to buy this.

Yes get a 4 channel amp and bridge the rear 2 channels to run a sub. Use the front 2 for your front speakers and run the rear off of HU power.

You will get minimal volume from the rears fading it all the way front.

PICS? Without any type of enclosure Infinite Baffle or actual box they will not have the bass/midbass response due to cancellation.

I would buy the best you can afford for the front stage and leave the rear speakers stock. Upgrade later on them if you want. I am running the component set(mid only, didn't mount tweeter yet) right now and they are running off of JVC HU power at the moment and sound pretty good. I would look...

I would buy/make a set of adapters to put 6.5's in.   ---------- Post added at 09:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:05 PM ----------  

Which would be better for SQ?

I would upgrade to 4 ga. from battery to the distro block and use the 8 ga. you already have from the distro block to the amps. I bought all my stuff from http://www.knukonceptz.com/ . Also use 4 ga. wire for your grounds.

Seeing as how the speakers are, but no mention of if the X-Overs are. Looked on the website for it but didn't find anything speakers are Polk db 6.5 comps.

You are looking for 1/2 DIN sized. And are you talking about digital display, when you say digital equalizer?

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Option #1. I would also run the 6x9 off of deck power. That way you have both a sub and some rear fill.

Good Luck with the build

Thems purty.

If I had the money I would have. One step at a time as $$$$ permits.