looking for some noob advice

[hellz 10+ year member]

Hello everyone.

so, like the title says, im looking for a little advice.

i have a 03' Hummer H2 with the Bose system

i replaced the HU with a Pioneer AVH - P4000DVD that is connected to the BOSE amp and stock BOSE speakers that are failing.

Pioneer AVH-P4000DVD DVD receiver at Crutchfield.com

6.5 componete speakers in the front

6.5 - 2 ways in back doors

there is also a 5 or 6 inch "sub" hidden somewhere in my dash.. anyways...

i would like to remove all traces of the BOSE system.

replace the front stage area with decent speakers (Component)

i would like back fill speakers for the rear seat area.

Budget is $500 for atleast front speakers, and a Amp.

what can you guys recommend?

i listen mostly to Rock music, but with some techno, and rap thrown in there.

if the song has bass in it, i want to know its there!

below is the following items i have, but not installed. not sure if any of it is really worthwhile actually, but i got most of it for free, so cant complain.

SUBS~

ROCKFORD FOSGATE P210S4 10" SUBWOOFER

Size: 10 inch

Sensitivity: 85.8 dB

Frequency Response 20-200 Hz

Recommended RMS Power: 200W

Peak Power Handling: 400W

Impedance: 4 ohms

Pioneer TS-SW301 12in 4-Ohm 250-Watt Subwoofer With Shallow Mount Design

Product Features

1000W maximum power handling (250W RMS)

Composite IMPP with interlaced carbon fiber cone

Includes a small mount design for tight spaces

Flat subwoofer uses air suspension system to provide clear, powerful bass

Impedence: 4 ohms

AMP~

2010 NEW! 4 CH 4000 WATT CAR AUDIO AMP AMPLIFIER AMPS

PLA4478

RMS Power @ 4 Ohms: 4x200 W

RMS Power @ 2 Ohms: 4x320 W

Bridgeable RMS Power @ 4 Ohms: 2x2000 W

Maximum Power Output 4 x 1000W

4 Channel Bridgeable MOSFET Amplifier

Frequency Response 20 Hz-50kHz (±3dB)

Output Power @ 14.4v DC, 50Hz

2 Ohm Stable

MOSFET Power Supply

PWM ( Pulse-Width-Modulation ) System

Glass Epoxy PCB

Silver RCA Inputs

Custom Terminal Block for Speaker Connection

Thermal / Overload / Short Circuit Protection

Input Impedance: 47K Ohms

Soft Turn On/ Off

Advanced Protection Circuitry

S/N Ratio: >90dB

Dimensions:10.24''W x 2.21''H x 17.72''L

6.5 Comp Speakers~

PYLE PLG6C

Standard 6.5" Sizes Fits OEM Locations

Yellow Color Poly Injected Cone

Non-Fatiguing Butyl Rubber Surround

High Temperature Aluminum Voice Coil

Yellow Coated Steel Basket

40 oz. Magnet Structure

Rubber Magnet Cover

200 Watts RMS/ 400 Watts Peak

Frequency Response: 50-5KHz

Impedance: 4 OhmsOne Pair 1" Neodymium Dome Tweeter:

1" Silk Dome Neodymium Magnet Tweeter

3 Mounting Options: Flush / Swivel / Surface/Angle

Frequency Response: 1.4-24KHz

Impedance: 4 Ohms

One Pair Passive Crossover Network:

2-Way passive Crossovers

12dB Octave SlopeAccessories:

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[Curren$y 10+ year member]

have someone on here build you a box for the p2

install the four channel amp for the 6.5 comp speakers

find a mono 1 channel amp for the p2

 

[hellz 10+ year member]

i thought about using the Amp for some 6.5s, but at 200 RMS, wouldnt that be overkill for most good quality 6.5s out there?

most i have seen are 50 to 75 RMS, that max out at 100 to 200w.

wouldnt this amp be too strong for even those pyle 6.5s? 200rms/400w?

just by word of mouth really, but arent they named "pile" for a reason?

if anything, i was thinking of using the amp for the 12" sub..

but then again, im not even remotely a expert on car audio. i just barely know enough to confuse myself.

thanks, for the info and help btw

 

[nateberrier 10+ year member]

no, just turn the amp down, head room is always good. that way youre not working the amp and youre not distorting the signal using all the power you need.

 

[hellz 10+ year member]

what if i do not use the Pyle speakers, and decide on using something along the lines of these:

Focal

Focal 165A1 6 1/2" Component Speaker System NIB NR : eBay Motors (item 230465017007 end time Apr-28-10 07:44:31 PDT)

orthese JBL

JBL

i understand turning the gain down on the amp, but wouldnt it still be overkill for these speakers since they are only 50 to 70 RMS?

for what i always understood was that RMS = continous power at all times. you could turn the gain down to 0, and it will still put out the RMS rating per channel?

im not looking for a competition setup, but not looking for ghetto either. so if i need to buy a new amp, thats fine.. just looking for recommendations.

but if this amp will work, hey it saves money for other goodies. im not ignoring any advice, i just dont know, so sorry about the questions.

thanks again!