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<blockquote data-quote="misfit138" data-source="post: 6893484" data-attributes="member: 611275">If you want to run two of those Cadence subwoofers, you&#039;re going to need significant electrical upgrades (a second battery will become necessary and a high output alternator might not be out of the question).&nbsp; You&#039;ll also need a strong front stage &amp;amp; a monoblock amplifier that does AT LEAST 2,000 watts rms @ 1 ohm.&nbsp; The amp will NOT be cheap and the wiring will get expensive as well.If you buy exactly what I showed you in this thread, you&#039;ll have a pretty impressive sound system.&nbsp; Basically, even @ $2,000 I don&#039;t think you&#039;ll have the budget to do what you&#039;re thinking.&nbsp; You absolutely must have a proper front stage and that&#039;s going to cost some money.&nbsp; If you just buy 2 big *** subwoofers and a monoblock amplifier, all you&#039;re going to hear is bass.&nbsp; You do like hearing the vocals in your music, don&#039;t you?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misfit138, post: 6893484, member: 611275"] If you want to run two of those Cadence subwoofers, you're going to need significant electrical upgrades (a second battery will become necessary and a high output alternator might not be out of the question). You'll also need a strong front stage & a monoblock amplifier that does AT LEAST 2,000 watts rms @ 1 ohm. The amp will NOT be cheap and the wiring will get expensive as well. If you buy exactly what I showed you in this thread, you'll have a pretty impressive sound system. Basically, even @ $2,000 I don't think you'll have the budget to do what you're thinking. You absolutely must have a proper front stage and that's going to cost some money. If you just buy 2 big *** subwoofers and a monoblock amplifier, all you're going to hear is bass. You do like hearing the vocals in your music, don't you? [/QUOTE]

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