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<blockquote data-quote="singleton" data-source="post: 7695811" data-attributes="member: 640639">First off - I am new to all this, but have posted a thread (<a href="http:////forums/speakers/540187-6-5-comp-set-amp-suggestion-%24300-%24400-budget.html" target="_blank">http://www.caraudio.com/forums/speakers/540187-6-5-comp-set-amp-suggestion-%24300-%24400-budget.html</a>) under the speakers section to determine my speakers, now I think that I am going to go ahead and get the sub as well.&nbsp; I understand that my budget is going to have to go up to hopefully no more than $500.I listen to mainly classic rock and 90&#039;s alt rock -not much hip hop or rock - so I am not really looking for a lot of bass but instead a nice clean sound, but I figured my setup might sound a little incomplete if I was to only replace my front speakers with a nice component set coupled with an amp.&nbsp; Am I wrong to think this given my needs for music?&nbsp; If so please tell me because I would love to save the money and pick up a sub in the future.If I was to go the sub route (and again I do not need anything fancy, just something to complement my compenent system) then what about this setup:Component speakers:&nbsp; Massive Audio CK6V ($170)Amplifier:&nbsp; Massive Audio NX4 ($170)Sub:&nbsp; Polk Audio db1040 ($70)Sealed Box:&nbsp; Single 10&quot; Sealed MDF Enclosure (10SQTC) ($20)Wiring Kit:&nbsp; Kolossus Fleks 4 Gauge Amplifier Installation Kit ($74 w/ S/H)Coupon:&nbsp; onlinecarstereo (-$15)Total approximately $500I did have the Boston Acoustics GT-2125 ($130) selected for my amp when I was just going to run the component speakers but if I was going to add a sub I figured I could bridge two channels for the sub and then use the other two for the component speakers (can this be done on this amp?).The other sub I was considering possibly instead of the Polk would be:&nbsp; Boston Acoustics G110-44 ($63)Any input?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="singleton, post: 7695811, member: 640639"] First off - I am new to all this, but have posted a thread ([URL="http:////forums/speakers/540187-6-5-comp-set-amp-suggestion-%24300-%24400-budget.html"]http://www.caraudio.com/forums/speakers/540187-6-5-comp-set-amp-suggestion-%24300-%24400-budget.html[/URL]) under the speakers section to determine my speakers, now I think that I am going to go ahead and get the sub as well. I understand that my budget is going to have to go up to hopefully no more than $500. I listen to mainly classic rock and 90's alt rock -not much hip hop or rock - so I am not really looking for a lot of bass but instead a nice clean sound, but I figured my setup might sound a little incomplete if I was to only replace my front speakers with a nice component set coupled with an amp. Am I wrong to think this given my needs for music? If so please tell me because I would love to save the money and pick up a sub in the future. If I was to go the sub route (and again I do not need anything fancy, just something to complement my compenent system) then what about this setup: Component speakers: Massive Audio CK6V ($170) Amplifier: Massive Audio NX4 ($170) Sub: Polk Audio db1040 ($70) Sealed Box: Single 10" Sealed MDF Enclosure (10SQTC) ($20) Wiring Kit: Kolossus Fleks 4 Gauge Amplifier Installation Kit ($74 w/ S/H) Coupon: onlinecarstereo (-$15) Total approximately $500 I did have the Boston Acoustics GT-2125 ($130) selected for my amp when I was just going to run the component speakers but if I was going to add a sub I figured I could bridge two channels for the sub and then use the other two for the component speakers (can this be done on this amp?). The other sub I was considering possibly instead of the Polk would be: Boston Acoustics G110-44 ($63) Any input? [/QUOTE]

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