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<blockquote data-quote="Togorashi" data-source="post: 4830025" data-attributes="member: 597803">Hello,I&#039;m fairly new to car audio.&nbsp; I installed my first system a few months ago.&nbsp; No big deal.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just replaced a head unit and stock speakers.&nbsp; &nbsp; I&#039;ve got an old work truck that I would like to put a new system in.&nbsp;&nbsp; It&#039;s a 1992 regular cab Dodge 250 with a factory AM/FM stereo.&nbsp; It gets one channel and the speakers are blown.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sweet.Here&#039;s what my plan is:Headunit -&nbsp; Alpine iDA-X100&nbsp; It&#039;s what I&#039;ve got in my other vehicle and I love itSpeakers -&nbsp; 6X9s in the door&nbsp; Looking at these but open to suggestions&nbsp; <a href="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6576_Alpine+SPS-69C3.html" target="_blank">http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6576_Alpine+SPS-69C3.html</a>Amps - I have two old amps left over from an older installationOrion Cobalt CS 150.2 POWER OUTPUT 1 x 75 @ 4 Ohm 2 x 150 @ 2 Ohm 1 x 300 @ 4 Ohm SIGNAL PROCESSING Continuously variable high pass (30Hz - 1kHz) or low-pass (30Hz - 2.5kHz) FUSE SIZE (1) 25And..Orion Cobalt CS 200.4 POWER OUTPUT 4 x 62 @ 4 Ohm 4 x 125 @ 2 Ohm 2 x 62 &amp;amp; 1 x 250 @ 4 Ohm 2 x 250 @ 4 Ohm SIGNAL PROCESSING Dual Low or High-pass 45Hz to 5kHz FUSE SIZE (2) 20 ATCI figure the 4 channel is fine for the 6X9s but I&#039;m not sure about that 2 channel.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is fairly low power.&nbsp;&nbsp; Before it was used to power 2 8&quot; subs in a custom enclosure.&nbsp;&nbsp; Would it be able to power 2 10&quot;s?&nbsp;&nbsp; If so what subs should I look at?Also, I want to build my own enclosure.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;ve looked around the internet but didn&#039;t find anything great on building my own.&nbsp;&nbsp; I downloaded WinISD.&nbsp;&nbsp; Seems like a good program.&nbsp; Are there any others?&nbsp; Good websites that give tutorials?Thanks for reading my long post.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Togorashi, post: 4830025, member: 597803"] Hello, I'm fairly new to car audio. I installed my first system a few months ago. No big deal. Just replaced a head unit and stock speakers. I've got an old work truck that I would like to put a new system in. It's a 1992 regular cab Dodge 250 with a factory AM/FM stereo. It gets one channel and the speakers are blown. Sweet. Here's what my plan is: Headunit - Alpine iDA-X100 It's what I've got in my other vehicle and I love it Speakers - 6X9s in the door Looking at these but open to suggestions [URL="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6576_Alpine+SPS-69C3.html"]http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6576_Alpine+SPS-69C3.html[/URL] Amps - I have two old amps left over from an older installation Orion Cobalt CS 150.2 POWER OUTPUT 1 x 75 @ 4 Ohm 2 x 150 @ 2 Ohm 1 x 300 @ 4 Ohm SIGNAL PROCESSING Continuously variable high pass (30Hz - 1kHz) or low-pass (30Hz - 2.5kHz) FUSE SIZE (1) 25 And.. Orion Cobalt CS 200.4 POWER OUTPUT 4 x 62 @ 4 Ohm 4 x 125 @ 2 Ohm 2 x 62 & 1 x 250 @ 4 Ohm 2 x 250 @ 4 Ohm SIGNAL PROCESSING Dual Low or High-pass 45Hz to 5kHz FUSE SIZE (2) 20 ATC I figure the 4 channel is fine for the 6X9s but I'm not sure about that 2 channel. It is fairly low power. Before it was used to power 2 8" subs in a custom enclosure. Would it be able to power 2 10"s? If so what subs should I look at? Also, I want to build my own enclosure. I've looked around the internet but didn't find anything great on building my own. I downloaded WinISD. Seems like a good program. Are there any others? Good websites that give tutorials? Thanks for reading my long post. [/QUOTE]

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