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<blockquote data-quote="greenbumpin" data-source="post: 7357952" data-attributes="member: 633832">Hello everyone,I&#039;m new to all aspects of car audio installation, but I have been reading as much relevant information online as I can find.I&#039;m trying to do my own installation from start to finish to save money and for the experience/understanding.I have a 2003 Toyota Camry XLE with all the factory goods. It&#039;s a 6 speaker system consisting of 2 6&quot;x9&quot;s in the rear deck, 2 6&quot;x9&quot;s in the front doors, and 2 2.5&quot; speakers in the front dash.So far all I have purchased are 4 6x9s (Kicker KS693, 4 ohms, 100W RMS [Got a great deal, brand new for 62$ a pair]) for the rear deck and front doors. Having a lot of trouble fitting them in the front doors, but got some spacers which should do the trick.All in all I&#039;d like to run 2 amps, 1 12&quot; or 15&quot; sub, the 4 6&quot;x9&quot;s, and the 2 2.5&quot;s. I&#039;d like to have one amp running the 6&quot;x9&quot;s mids and highs, and one amp running the 6&quot;x9&quot;s lows and the sub. I don&#039;t know if this is what I should do; or if I should just run 4 speakers off one amp, and the sub off another.Here&#039;s where the questions start (hope I have provided enough information): For my head-unit I know I need one with 2 amp outputs and High and Low pass filters. For my amps I think I need one 4-channel amp for the speakers and a 6-channel? amp to run all the speaker&#039;s lows and the sub. Then for my sub it doesn&#039;t really matter as long as it&#039;s quality.I would really appreciate feedback as to what I should be looking for as far as amps, headunit, and a sub; and any other feedback regarding my plan and any flaws it has. Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any help you can give.~greenB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="greenbumpin, post: 7357952, member: 633832"] Hello everyone, I'm new to all aspects of car audio installation, but I have been reading as much relevant information online as I can find. I'm trying to do my own installation from start to finish to save money and for the experience/understanding. I have a 2003 Toyota Camry XLE with all the factory goods. It's a 6 speaker system consisting of 2 6"x9"s in the rear deck, 2 6"x9"s in the front doors, and 2 2.5" speakers in the front dash. So far all I have purchased are 4 6x9s (Kicker KS693, 4 ohms, 100W RMS [Got a great deal, brand new for 62$ a pair]) for the rear deck and front doors. Having a lot of trouble fitting them in the front doors, but got some spacers which should do the trick. All in all I'd like to run 2 amps, 1 12" or 15" sub, the 4 6"x9"s, and the 2 2.5"s. I'd like to have one amp running the 6"x9"s mids and highs, and one amp running the 6"x9"s lows and the sub. I don't know if this is what I should do; or if I should just run 4 speakers off one amp, and the sub off another. Here's where the questions start (hope I have provided enough information): For my head-unit I know I need one with 2 amp outputs and High and Low pass filters. For my amps I think I need one 4-channel amp for the speakers and a 6-channel? amp to run all the speaker's lows and the sub. Then for my sub it doesn't really matter as long as it's quality. I would really appreciate feedback as to what I should be looking for as far as amps, headunit, and a sub; and any other feedback regarding my plan and any flaws it has. Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any help you can give. ~greenB [/QUOTE]

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