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<blockquote data-quote="KoolDrew" data-source="post: 3718536" data-attributes="member: 584360">Right now I have cheap Duals from best buy, so this is why I call this my first &quot;real&quot; system.Originally I had no idea what I was looking for, just that I wanted good sound quality since its a daily driver and I wanted it LOUD. I ran across a few choices and like the AudioQ HDC3&#039;s, but I figured I&#039;d go with the FI Q&#039;s instead as I&#039;ve heard they get pretty loud while still sounding extremely good. Heard great things about FI as a company as well.I am driving a 00 4-door sunfire so fitting a very large box isn&#039;t really going to happen. I have enough trunk space to fit a larger box to fit two 12&#039;s (maybe), but the problem is getting it into the trunk. So my options are either one 12&quot; or two 10&#039;s. I have decided on going with two 10&#039;s and building a decently sized box for them, split up into two seperate chambers, one for each sub.. both within the recommended cubic footage. I&#039;m only going to be picking up one 10&quot; for now, but buying another one later down the road.I think I will be powering each Fi Q 10&quot; (with BP power option @ 2 Ohm) with a Crunch GP2500D as they seem like really nice amps for a decent price, and if I decide I need an amp for component speakers I&#039;ll pick up a GP4100 (since I&#039;m going with a GP for the subs, figured I&#039;d do the same for components), which I&#039;m assuming should be plenty for the current Sony Xplodes component speakers I have and any upgrades in the future. What do you guys think?As for a deck, I think I&#039;m picking up a Pioneer AVIC-D3. Everything sound good for components? Looking for input from other people running FI Q&#039;s. Thanks in advance!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KoolDrew, post: 3718536, member: 584360"] Right now I have cheap Duals from best buy, so this is why I call this my first "real" system. Originally I had no idea what I was looking for, just that I wanted good sound quality since its a daily driver and I wanted it LOUD. I ran across a few choices and like the AudioQ HDC3's, but I figured I'd go with the FI Q's instead as I've heard they get pretty loud while still sounding extremely good. Heard great things about FI as a company as well. I am driving a 00 4-door sunfire so fitting a very large box isn't really going to happen. I have enough trunk space to fit a larger box to fit two 12's (maybe), but the problem is getting it into the trunk. So my options are either one 12" or two 10's. I have decided on going with two 10's and building a decently sized box for them, split up into two seperate chambers, one for each sub.. both within the recommended cubic footage. I'm only going to be picking up one 10" for now, but buying another one later down the road. I think I will be powering each Fi Q 10" (with BP power option @ 2 Ohm) with a Crunch GP2500D as they seem like really nice amps for a decent price, and if I decide I need an amp for component speakers I'll pick up a GP4100 (since I'm going with a GP for the subs, figured I'd do the same for components), which I'm assuming should be plenty for the current Sony Xplodes component speakers I have and any upgrades in the future. What do you guys think? As for a deck, I think I'm picking up a Pioneer AVIC-D3. Everything sound good for components? Looking for input from other people running FI Q's. Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]

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