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<blockquote data-quote="M3@Apex" data-source="post: 2545169" data-attributes="member: 573277">Well, it&#039;s not really accurate to call myself an SQ lover, since I really don&#039;t have much setup in my car. My base is a 98 M3 4 door with the stock Harmon Kardon sound system.I blew one of the kick panel 5.25&quot; speakers, and this spawned a whole phase.....car audio.I started with a set of Focal Polyglass components up front and disconnected the mid speaker in the door. All this ran on the stock AMP, This soon proved to be harsh and it all seem underpowered.I recently added an MB Quart RAA2400 amp to power my front components.Very simple start, but I&#039;m getting somewhere!! As for the front setup, since I like to retain the stock look with the stock HU, I will change my line output converter to an EQL, and then perhaps moving to some tang band 6x9&#039;s in the rear deck powered by a mono amp.Glad to be here!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="M3@Apex, post: 2545169, member: 573277"] Well, it's not really accurate to call myself an SQ lover, since I really don't have much setup in my car. My base is a 98 M3 4 door with the stock Harmon Kardon sound system. I blew one of the kick panel 5.25" speakers, and this spawned a whole phase.....car audio. I started with a set of Focal Polyglass components up front and disconnected the mid speaker in the door. All this ran on the stock AMP, This soon proved to be harsh and it all seem underpowered. I recently added an MB Quart RAA2400 amp to power my front components. Very simple start, but I'm getting somewhere!! As for the front setup, since I like to retain the stock look with the stock HU, I will change my line output converter to an EQL, and then perhaps moving to some tang band 6x9's in the rear deck powered by a mono amp. Glad to be here! [/QUOTE]

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