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<blockquote data-quote="bluevilevo8" data-source="post: 507960" data-attributes="member: 556130">Hi guys. I just picked up a 2000 ML320 as a daily driver, and would like to add a cd changer and subs. I am a car guy who has always been deeply involved in the performance world, but am a TOTAL and complete newb when it comes to audio. The ml currently does not have a cd player, and the radio is run off a flip down lcd screen. The screen conceals a removable panel (where the stock cd player would have resided) that would fit a new HU nicely, but the c/d changer will be mounted in the back.Anyway, for now, I would like to keep the stock speakers (will address those later on), while adding 2 12&#039;s and a cd changer (and everything necessary to make it work). I am looking to keep the overall cost down (and keep everything as simple as possible), as I don&#039;t need the loudest system nor one of the highest quality, just a good bang for the buck setup that will get the job done. As far as subs go, I like a deep deep sound as opposed to a harder hit, if I had to choose (probably go with a ported box then?). What components would you guys recommend that fit the bang for the buck bill and go together nicely?Thanks,-Dave</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bluevilevo8, post: 507960, member: 556130"] Hi guys. I just picked up a 2000 ML320 as a daily driver, and would like to add a cd changer and subs. I am a car guy who has always been deeply involved in the performance world, but am a TOTAL and complete newb when it comes to audio. The ml currently does not have a cd player, and the radio is run off a flip down lcd screen. The screen conceals a removable panel (where the stock cd player would have resided) that would fit a new HU nicely, but the c/d changer will be mounted in the back. Anyway, for now, I would like to keep the stock speakers (will address those later on), while adding 2 12's and a cd changer (and everything necessary to make it work). I am looking to keep the overall cost down (and keep everything as simple as possible), as I don't need the loudest system nor one of the highest quality, just a good bang for the buck setup that will get the job done. As far as subs go, I like a deep deep sound as opposed to a harder hit, if I had to choose (probably go with a ported box then?). What components would you guys recommend that fit the bang for the buck bill and go together nicely? Thanks, -Dave [/QUOTE]

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