audio setup help

[wingman626]

okay, to make a long story short; I'm going to need a lot of help so if you want to answer every question I have or some of the questions I have, either way would be greatly appreciated.

I have a 2002 Mazda Protege LX

Two front speakers and two rear speakers, but the car also has two rear deck speakers as well which i find kind of weird to work around .

for the front speakers I bought alpine type r spr-50c 5-1/4" speakers. Little did I know that it came with tweeters separate, so now I gotta find out where am I going to drill some tweeters in my car. (I already opened the box and took out some things so I don't think I can return it now, **** lol)

for the rear door speakers I'm going to buy alpine type r spr-60 speakers 6-1/2"

I wanted to get a sub from kicker for the rear deck but now things have changed

For the amp, im going to buy two

One 1500w 4ch amp from planet audio

And another amp (havent decided which one because of rear deck surprise) 2ch amp for the two speakers in rear deck.

Havent decided on what wiring and ither components I should buy yet but

Speaking about wiring; im thinking about installing it myself. Local audio places here in florida are asking for too much when it comes to installing all this. So any tips on that would be great

alright if you guys think I need to change my setup or if I need different things, or if you want to answer all my questions which some people arnt reluctant to do; anything would be very much appreciated

Please and thank you

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[wingman626]

Quick note: im not asking for an all in one answer. If you can answer one thing or two or if if you just want to give advice;

anything to push me in the right direction, that would be great.

Thanks again //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif

 

[cburg352]

My tip is start reading and researching. A lot. Then come back with more specific questions and u will get more responses. Its amazing what you can learn just searching and reading on the web without even asking any questions yourself. Goodluck you can do it!