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<blockquote data-quote="fly_marlin" data-source="post: 8293437" data-attributes="member: 660781">You can get a Pioneer AV3600BHS for under $300 shipped off amazon or ebay. It&#039;s solid, though I&#039;d upgrade to the 4600 model as it has 4V pre-outs. 2 FI SSDs fit the bill, but checkout the selection from sundown, soundqubed, TC-sounds, sound solutions audio, american bass, b2 audio, c2 audio, ct sounds. There are others I may be forgetting, but all are solid. Some I know from experience and some from extensive reviews by others. Amps from all the above manufacturers will be solid as well, minus TC-sounds as they don&#039;t make amps (yet?). Take these recommendations as you may, check out the selection and read the reviews...often times reviewers give insight as to which particular application may be best suited for which driver.Note: Soundqubed will be consistently the most bang for the buck. It is also just as reliable as everything else, just essentially an unbeatable price point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fly_marlin, post: 8293437, member: 660781"] You can get a Pioneer AV3600BHS for under $300 shipped off amazon or ebay. It's solid, though I'd upgrade to the 4600 model as it has 4V pre-outs. 2 FI SSDs fit the bill, but checkout the selection from sundown, soundqubed, TC-sounds, sound solutions audio, american bass, b2 audio, c2 audio, ct sounds. There are others I may be forgetting, but all are solid. Some I know from experience and some from extensive reviews by others. Amps from all the above manufacturers will be solid as well, minus TC-sounds as they don't make amps (yet?). Take these recommendations as you may, check out the selection and read the reviews...often times reviewers give insight as to which particular application may be best suited for which driver. Note: Soundqubed will be consistently the most bang for the buck. It is also just as reliable as everything else, just essentially an unbeatable price point. [/QUOTE]

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