Rainbow Powerline CMX Kick
Kicker zx450.2 refurb with 90 day warranty from hifisoundconnection.com
Or if you want new and not refurb, Profile AP1200 from millionbuy.com
Kicker zx450.2 refurb with 90 day warranty from hifisoundconnection.com
Or if you want new and not refurb, Profile AP1200 from millionbuy.com
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oh and another question. would it be good to add these now before adding a sub in a few months. ive been trying to decide which to do first...
Absolutely. Why wait a few months to start enjoying good sound?
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where would be a good place to get those comps from. i also forgot to add that i need to add installation to that 500 so im not sure if that would go over or not.
6spdcoupe, 3.5max6spd, and PremierAudio are dealers on this forum, and will give you a good price.
For installation, you can install yourself, it isn't particularly difficult. But if you have to pay someone to install it for you, and it's coming out of that $500, then yes, you'll go over. If so, you could go with the Rainbow SLC 265 (about $100 cheaper) or the SLC 265 Kick (about $60 cheaper). That'll leave a little left over for installation.
For installation, you can install yourself, it isn't particularly difficult. But if you have to pay someone to install it for you, and it's coming out of that $500, then yes, you'll go over. If so, you could go with the Rainbow SLC 265 (about $100 cheaper) or the SLC 265 Kick (about $60 cheaper). That'll leave a little left over for installation.
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yeah im interested in maybe installing it myself, my dad isnt too fond of me wanting to do that to my new car when im really not sure what im doing.
For me, the hardest part was running the 4-gauge power wire from the battery to the back, where you have the amp, trying to find a way to get the wire through the firewall.
But once you get that done, the rest is just removing plastic trim panels, running wires, and putting it back together. If you're mechanically inclined, there's nothing difficult about it, just a bit time consuming.
-- Kevin
But once you get that done, the rest is just removing plastic trim panels, running wires, and putting it back together. If you're mechanically inclined, there's nothing difficult about it, just a bit time consuming.
-- Kevin
Crutchfield has videos and articles on their website for installing amps and speakers. It's a good beginner's how-to.
Also, watch the classifieds like a hawk. Lots of good stuff moving through there for cheap.
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alrighty then, thanks a lot for the great advice.
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