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last “ car audio “ I installed was a Pioneer Supertuner, probably thirty years ago.
All of my new or used rides have had mediocre at best systems that I’ve always said I’d upgrade but never did. Kids are grown. Kinda. Bills are less. Sometimes. Booted that cheating tramp ex.. Buried her out back.
So I’m building this ‘71 pro touring Nova. I’m a couple months out for an audio install but I don’t even know what’s out there, especially with this COVID-19.
don’t need so much bass that my eyes start bleeding, but want something clean, crisp with punch. Maybe extra punch. The car’s dynamatted and I’m putting a new American Autowire harness in right now. So I’m trying to figure out what I need to run as far as speaker wire, power, amp, etc. before I install the seats, headliner, door panels, carpet and everything else. Want to keep most of the system hidden and don’t want to cut the dash.

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[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Welcome for one..
Good Riddens on Ex...
Lots of goodies out there these days and as usual Just depends what youd really like to do/ want.Budget is the key to finding and trying to get want you want and meets the criteria as always.
Depending on what amps you decide on will determine the supply for the Demand. Larger the wire( 0ga) for supply, the less worries of needing for future needs, and upgrades.Going simplistic, and not over bearing, you may get by with 2 ga or even 4ga

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Do you plan on placing amplifier on front stage as well? 2 ch or 4 ch?Be best to run new RCAs for that as well and getting speaker wiring situated as well for the install.