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<blockquote data-quote="SRim23" data-source="post: 4788927" data-attributes="member: 568830">see thats the thing.&nbsp; 1 10, u really arent going to get much more output than you would if you just got a really good comp set.&nbsp; ive got 1 12, getting 1100rms and im on that cusp where im just happy enough but would like it a smidge louder.&nbsp; thats why i said either 1 12, or a really good comp set to save you space, weight.&nbsp;&nbsp; both of those factors are big issues in my install which is why i went with the single driver as well.&nbsp; i said the same thing.&nbsp; i dont care about being loud just as long as its loud enough, and then once i got it i decided i wanted more.&nbsp; &nbsp; thats why i always suggest going a step above what you originally planned because in this car audio &quot;addiction&quot; we all have we get used to what we got so quickly, which is why the classifieds are always full of fairly new stuff.just assume you are going to do the upgrade and upgrade before you start.&nbsp; youll save yourself alot of time and money that way.&nbsp;&nbsp; if in all honestly you dont want to &quot;get loud&quot; then a really nice comp set should do the trick.&nbsp; just trying to give you a different perspective than the norm and help you learn from my experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SRim23, post: 4788927, member: 568830"] see thats the thing. 1 10, u really arent going to get much more output than you would if you just got a really good comp set. ive got 1 12, getting 1100rms and im on that cusp where im just happy enough but would like it a smidge louder. thats why i said either 1 12, or a really good comp set to save you space, weight. both of those factors are big issues in my install which is why i went with the single driver as well. i said the same thing. i dont care about being loud just as long as its loud enough, and then once i got it i decided i wanted more. thats why i always suggest going a step above what you originally planned because in this car audio "addiction" we all have we get used to what we got so quickly, which is why the classifieds are always full of fairly new stuff. just assume you are going to do the upgrade and upgrade before you start. youll save yourself alot of time and money that way. if in all honestly you dont want to "get loud" then a really nice comp set should do the trick. just trying to give you a different perspective than the norm and help you learn from my experience. [/QUOTE]

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