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<blockquote data-quote="KyleBechtold" data-source="post: 7403243" data-attributes="member: 604516">I rambled a lot but what it comes down to is what you want.. I could spend $1000 and get a nice system but it would be lacking somewhere.. either overall or in a certain department.. My recommendation is to work your way back getting the best equipment until your budget runs dry.. obviously buy wiring first so you don&#039;t forget it..Get the h/u with the features you want don&#039;t go overboard on features you won&#039;t use that crap as much as you think..get an amp with ample power that isn&#039;t a hunk of junkget some nice components as these cover your largest area of music..get an amp that can power the sub you want and still have head room.. the less strain the bettersub.. find out your musical preference.. SPL SQ etc etc.. with that budget you won&#039;t be getting a whole lot of either I would recommend a low powered sub that still sounds good..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KyleBechtold, post: 7403243, member: 604516"] I rambled a lot but what it comes down to is what you want.. I could spend $1000 and get a nice system but it would be lacking somewhere.. either overall or in a certain department.. My recommendation is to work your way back getting the best equipment until your budget runs dry.. obviously buy wiring first so you don't forget it.. Get the h/u with the features you want don't go overboard on features you won't use that crap as much as you think.. get an amp with ample power that isn't a hunk of junk get some nice components as these cover your largest area of music.. get an amp that can power the sub you want and still have head room.. the less strain the better sub.. find out your musical preference.. SPL SQ etc etc.. with that budget you won't be getting a whole lot of either I would recommend a low powered sub that still sounds good.. [/QUOTE]

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