My advice is given as a dealer with 20 years experience. There are a crapload of brands available on the market, the trick is to know which ones are the right part for your system.
Based on your goals and your budget, if you continue on your path as stated, you are going to end up with a mess. Take a step back and find that good dealer. Look to Eclipse for a headunit, Morel, Focal, Macrom for speakers, any number of amplifier lines, JL, Eclipse, Focal for subs. The trick is to find someone that can match them together properly to give you a highly predictable outcome.
"HU: ?? no clue really im so lost at this
speakers: JL Audio XR653-CS(im thinking about three sets of these)
subs: 3 12" W7
sub amps: JL Audio 500/1 (three of them one for each sub)
speaker amps: JL Audio 450/4 "
3 pairs of 3way components.....it is going to take a magician and not a installer to get them operating properly. 3W7's are a great choice but 3 500/1 amps to power them....not the best match of amp to sub. a single 450/4 to power 3 prs of components and then hope that they can keep up with the sub IF the magician can make them work properly? This is what I mean by finding a good shop with a good installer and getting a proper match in the system. What vehicle is this for? So again, take a step back, let that cash burn a hole in your pocket for a little longer and figure out what it is that you really need to do.
Based on your goals and your budget, if you continue on your path as stated, you are going to end up with a mess. Take a step back and find that good dealer. Look to Eclipse for a headunit, Morel, Focal, Macrom for speakers, any number of amplifier lines, JL, Eclipse, Focal for subs. The trick is to find someone that can match them together properly to give you a highly predictable outcome.
"HU: ?? no clue really im so lost at this
speakers: JL Audio XR653-CS(im thinking about three sets of these)
subs: 3 12" W7
sub amps: JL Audio 500/1 (three of them one for each sub)
speaker amps: JL Audio 450/4 "
3 pairs of 3way components.....it is going to take a magician and not a installer to get them operating properly. 3W7's are a great choice but 3 500/1 amps to power them....not the best match of amp to sub. a single 450/4 to power 3 prs of components and then hope that they can keep up with the sub IF the magician can make them work properly? This is what I mean by finding a good shop with a good installer and getting a proper match in the system. What vehicle is this for? So again, take a step back, let that cash burn a hole in your pocket for a little longer and figure out what it is that you really need to do.
